Considering I play a Redguard werewolf who takes Pragmatism to its logical course. I.E If you're not using something or never use it, it's mine and I'll need it more. If I'm in a tomb or barrow, everything I can take, including gold and gems are mine. The dead don't need jewels or gold of any kind because they're DEAD. And I take every opportunity to steal things that people won't miss or can get more of, such as Ebony Ingots from that one Orc Settlement, they HAVE A mine that looks to be quite prosperous, they won't miss anything they can't replace. I tend to get annoyed and at other times very interested in the Talos Preacher,he is a fascinating character whose diatribes never cease, so I usually spend at least one minute every time I go to Whiterun to listen to him.
My character tries to stay on everyone's good side unless A. He doesn't like them. Or B. They have something he needs and would want to take. He also has a tendency to look at people in shock when they say something he doesn't expect or yell at him, such as that Thalmer creep in Markath going," It's always good to see you my friend." my Redguard just took a minute to stare at him in confusion for a bit, before turning around and leaving him be.