Sabin is brash and straightforward. He tends to act without thinking and leave strategy and planning to others, which often causes trouble for him or rubs his allies the wrong way. He can be rude or inconsiderate when dealing with others, and many party members end up getting into a verbal spat with Sabin shortly after meeting him. He is not to be mistaken as stupid, as he can improvise clever plans when called upon. Even so, Sabin acknowledges that Edgar is the brains of the two of them and he trusts his judgment.
Sabin has a strong sense of morals and attachment to his family. He left Figaro to his brother because he felt the nobility didn't care about their father's death and were only concerned with the succession, and he was furious none paid mind to the rumors the Gestahlian Empire poisoned the late king. Even when he abandoned the castle, Sabin did not stay far and lived in close proximity to South Figaro, and quickly intervened to rescue his brother from Vargas.
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