Livy is a young human female and a central character in the short film titled The Pit, which is part of the second volume of the anthology series Star Wars: Visions. She is the daughter of a man named Crux and is depicted as a Force-sensitive individual. Livy is initially introduced as a prisoner forced by the Empire to mine kyber crystals from a deep pit. Though trapped in harsh conditions alongside other captives, she displays a resilient and hopeful spirit. Her motivation is to escape and help free her fellow prisoners from Imperial oppression. Over the course of the story, Livy forms a close bond with her father, Crux, who sacrifices himself to give her a chance at freedom. Before his death, Crux entrusts her with a small kyber crystal, telling her to follow its light. In a quiet moment of meditation after the ordeal, Livy instinctively connects with the crystal through the Force, causing it to turn blue—a sign of its acceptance of her and her inherent light‑side affinity. This moment marks her development from a captive into someone who embodies the hope and resilience of a potential Jedi, even without formal training. Her notable ability is her nascent Force sensitivity, which allows her to bond with the kyber crystal in a way that parallels canonical Jedi practices. Livy’s role in the story is that of a courageous survivor whose innate goodness and determination inspire those around her and ultimately guide her toward a path of light.