Mitth'omo'rossodo, more commonly referred to by her core name Thomoro, also carried the title "the Tragic". Prior to receiving the Stybla honorific "odo", she was known as Mitth'omo'ross. Thomoro, a Chiss female, held the position of Twelfth Patriarch within the Mitth family, a prominent member of the Ruling Families of the Chiss Ascendancy. The Mitth family's collection includes no less than five artworks attributed to her, encompassing a minimum of three paintings and two sculptures. Thomoro bore four sons, all of whom perished during a climactic battle that occurred three months following her completion of a tidepool painting. The cause of their demise was the weapon known as Starflash. The deaths of her sons led to her receiving the Stybla honorific "odo", the designation "the Tragic," and the elevation of the Mitth family to the ranks of the Ruling Families. The Mitth archives indicate that Thomoro resolved to prevent her personal tragedies from affecting her governance. Her final known surviving painting depicted a mountain landscape. In later times, Mitth'raw'nuruodo (core name: Thrawn), a Chiss, would meticulously analyze her paintings. Along with his brother, Thrass, he successfully uncovered the truth surrounding Starflash, making them among the select few non-patriarchs privy to the secret she once endured.