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Sabine Wren is one of the key protagonists in the Star Wars Universe, particularly in the 'Ahsoka' and 'Star Wars Rebels' series. To find her lost comrade Ezra Bridger, Sabine made a number of ethically questionable decisions, including giving up a star map that the Imperial forces needed to find the lost Grand Admiral Thrawn, which paved the way for him and his Imperial forces to return to the galaxy. This imperiled the galaxy and inadvertently sowed the seeds for an Imperial resurgence which could lead to the destruction of the Republic, and the domination of the Empire, and the potential deaths of BILLIONS! Yet Sabine demonstrated an utter lack of remorse for her actions, and didn't even self-reflect on its potential impact, all to rediscover her friend at the cost of endangering billions. This behavior illustrates an extreme lack of empathy and introspection, which unfortunately can be seen in all of those people who demonstrate an extreme level of selfishness to achieve things which inevitably hurt or endanger others, out of a sense of self-righteousness/misplaced emotional baggage/guilt, without considering the large scale ramifications of their actions. 'Sabine Wren Syndrome' is a psychological affliction, whereby an individual will carry out actions that may hurt, endanger or threaten others without considering the consequences, and show no empathy, remorse, or even basic human decency and guilt into the potential repercussions for themselves or others.
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