Geeda

This article is about the Rodian merchant from the Jedi Civil War. You may be looking for the merchant active during the Cold War.

Geeda

Biographical information
Homeworld	Nar Shaddaa, Rodia
Physical description
Species	Rodian
Gender	Female
Hair color	None
Eye color	Black
Skin color	Green - red
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Old Republic era
Affiliation	Galactic Republic

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«The universe is filled with such choices—quick, easy roads to gratification and power, and the slower roads with a broader view.»

―Geeda to the Jedi Exile^[src]

Geeda was a female Rodian from Nar Shaddaa. She was a trader and owned a shop on the smuggler's moon while working as a spy for the Republic. Geeda encountered the Jedi Exile when the latter came to the planet in search for Zez-Kai Ell, a missing Jedi Master.

Fellow merchant Oondar wanted to remove Geeda because she was stealing his customers and offered the Exile a discount if she would promise to do so. Geeda, in response, matched the discount. Oondar then threatened the Exile; however, the Exile decided to let Geeda stay and removed Oondar after hearing Geeda's words of wisdom about the two possible paths in the scenario—one quick and easy, the other longer and perhaps more fulfilling—which served as a metaphor for the Exile's choices in pursuing the light or dark side of the Force.

After extending her search for the Lost Jedi to Dantooine and Dxun, the Exile offered Geeda trading between her shop and Khoonda and the Mandalorians. This greatly helped Geeda's business by getting her new items for lower costs.

Behind the scenesEdit

If the player decides to pursue the dark-side option, the Exile removes Geeda instead of Oondar and gets a discount from the latter.

Curiously, Geeda's appearance in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords does not match other depictions of female Rodians within Star Wars canon, differing from her male counterparts only with the addition of somewhat small breasts and a pinkish cast to her green skin. As the only female of her species to appear in both games in the series, this could simply be an oddity, a modeling mistake, or a case of insufficient effort applied on the part of the developers.

After getting Onderon stabilized, the exile can talk to Geeda and establish a trade route and the exile can buy a HK pacifism package and when the player installs it into HK-47, he acts kind, and gentile but the player eventually gets tired of him and takes it out.