"I'm a misfit too, I suppose." When she first appears, Caitlyn is a young, curious, and fairly sheltered upper-class child, albeit somewhat of an outcast, isolated by her family's wealth. Even as a young teen, Caitlyn is determined and dedicated, as shown in her shooting tournament with Grayson, and something that sticks with her later in her adulthood. Her level-headedness and strong moral compass lead her to be an enforcer against her parent's wishes. However, her tendency to follow her heart before her head leads to her being isolated from fellow enforcers again and causing problems for her corrupt higher-ups. She is deeply compassionate and empathetic, but her naïvety often causes her to come off as stuck up to the people of the Undercity and sometimes her fellow Piltovans. Nonetheless, her exposure to life inside the Undercity had a deep affect on her and she made a heat argument to her mother about how the negligence of the Council left the Zaunites forced to decide between the avaricious crime lords and the impassive government that did nothing to avail their suffering. Unlike her father and Salo, the terrorist attack that killed her mother did not inspire Kiramman to adopt a burning contempt towards Zaunites in general. When Salo proposed flooding the undercity with Enforcers, Caitlyn was horror-struck, protesting that innocent civilians would be caught in the crossfire in they went along with this plan.