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As would be expected from someone of Lift's age, she often acts child-like. For instance, although she is thirteen years old, she claims to be ten because she believes that any number to which she cannot count on her fingers is unlucky.{{book ref|sa2|i|9}} Lift is often sarcastic and irreverent, which annoys her fellow Azish thieves. She also enjoys mocking her [[spren]], Wyndle, calling him a [[Voidbringer]] instead of a spren because she knows it annoys him and not due to any sort of dislike she has for him. Lift also has little patience for Wyndle's extremely technical explanation of the [[Realmatic Theory]] behind her abilities. Despite her teasing, she truly does like Wyndle and is genuinely worried for him when she thinks that [[Nale|Darkness]] is following her to try and kill Wyndle.
 
Lift has an interesting perspective on the morality of her thievery.{{book ref|sa2|i|9}} She does not think it wrong because it does not hurt anyone. Lift is also totally uninterested in stealing typical items such as gold, jewelry, spheres or anything traditionally of value. Instead, she likes to break into places and eat their food. She steals food for the challenge, rather than trying to gain any sort of wealth for herself. She uses the [[Surge]] of Abrasion often in her thefts. She also has a rule not to steal from people who don't have much.{{book ref|sa4|i|6}}
 
For all her flaws, Lift has a good heart.{{book ref|sa2|i|9}} She has seen much death in her life, but it still impacts her greatly when someone she knows dies. For instance, when [[Gawx]] was mortally wounded, she cared enough to return to try to save him, despite the fact that she was risking capture and death to do so. Lift cares for other people because she believes that someone has to, which seems to be a temperament that is shared by other Edgedancers. Once, Lift tried to stop caring about others, possibly during her time in [[Rall Elorim]], but she quit because it was worse than being dead.
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