I wasn't sure where to put this, but I had a bit of a question to ask some of my fellow community folks when it came to my Skyrim character Rashir Nashida.

Name: Rashir Nashida

Age: 80 appears in late 20s

Race: Dark Elf [Dunmer]

Class: Spell Assassin [if Skyrim had classes this is what he would be]

Skills: Blade, alchemy, burden and illusion style magic, light armor, and sneak

Brief backstory: Rashir Nashida is a Dark Elf, whom hails from Morrowind/Skyrim. His mother's homeland was Morrowind, but his father was a dark elf from Skyrim. He is a fierce assassin, but can be silently explained as the Robin Hood of assassins. He works mainly for the poor, but is not choosy on whom he kills. He has no moral stands on it. If assistance comes in the hands of killing someone Rashir will do so. Blinded in his left eye from a fight he had with his brother. Rashir excels in poisons and excels in illusion and burden type magical skills. He even has an elven blade called the Viper's Neck, a sword dripping in a dangerous poison. Rashir is more of an oppurtunist. His moral compass is not as expansive as Rothions and he does not have an exact of right and wrong. For him right and wrong is if a problem is solved. If the problem is solved with minimal killing than be it. If the problem is solved with killing than that is fine too.

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Now. Where I wanted the communities help, was this.

I need some help on the story of how him and his brother ended up fighting. Do Dunmer normally fight their family members? If so, for what reasons?

I'd say just think of probable reasons that he'd stop caring about morality, or possibly his lack of morality lead to the fight?

If he got into the fight while they were advlts, maybe he killed his brother's friend/wife/girlfriend/boyfriend/whatever?