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Star Wars Encyclopedia: A Comprehensive Guide to the Star Wars Galaxy (Published in November 2024) said the Seventh Sister was forced to become an Inquisitor.

Then in December 2024, we have Inquisitor Countdown in Insider 229. There was no mention of her being coerced to join the Empire.

Like why?

Lyco Strata survived Order 66. Now he is a Padawan left without a master. Before he met Ventress, who was his master?

The third season of the Mandalorian reveal Kelleran was the one who took Grogu from the Jedi Temple. With the help of Naboo troops, Beq and Grogu safely left Coruscant. Where did they go?

Rise of the Red Blade hints at the Seventh Sister's relationship with Aayla. It said the two trained together. Ever wonder about the Seventh Sister's relationship with Aayla?

Star Wars Encyclopedia: A Comprehensive Guide to the Star Wars Galaxy did clear up on the tidbit on Iskat feeling something mangled and shattered inside the Seventh Sister that a "blade that ached for blood" is all that is left. The Seventh Sister was forced to become an Inquisitor. That is why the Seventh Sister was acting like a woman-child all those years as an Inquisitor. It is evident she never got over her trauma and forced indoctrination into the Inquisitorius. Yes, you can't expect an enslaved warrior who went through the horrifying stuff like the Seventh Sister to be reasonable. If Ezra were to learn how the Seventh Sister was forced to turn to the Dark Side, he'd probably be able to redeem her. If Ezra knew the Seventh Sister well, he'd succeed in reaching her and feeling her ordeal of pain and betrayal similar to Trilla, Ninth Sister, and Tualon. If this were to happen in Star Wars Rebels, the Seventh Sister would have gotten more depth to her character. What do you guys think?

Before the release of Jedi: Fallen Order, there was an UMBARAN campaign lightsaber hilt as a pre-order offer. I was thinking whether Cal participated in the Battle of Umbara.

In Rise of the Red Blade, "the Mirialan was older than Iskat was and had clearly been training longer." This isn't related to age. It actually means the Seventh Sister is more experienced than Iskat. So, how was the Seventh Sister so experienced in lightsaber dueling shortly after becoming an inquisitor?

Okay, in the Seventh Sister's first appearance, we saw her mental state as damaged because she acts savage and unstable.

While she was interrogating Ezra, she briefly showed despair over the Jedi Order's fall. Then she came to her senses and showed sadism when asking about Ahsoka. This is due to emotional distress as she herself was a survivor of Order 66. There was something going on in her head for a little while.

In Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade, according to Iskat, there was something broken and shattered inside the Seventh Sister and "what was left felt like a blade that ached for blood."

Based on these hints, it would seem the Seventh Sister did NOT become an Inquisitor willingly. What are your thoughts?

I am saying for anyone who got the book earlier.

After the Republic captured Umbara, the planet became part of Empire territory. The native Umbarans tried to fight against the Empire to take back their home. Even with a strong fight, they failed miserably. We don't know the full story. You think we should get a story on the Umbaran rebellion?

When the Seventh Sister was electrocuting Iskat, she said this: "That's for my hand. But this is for me."

When Seventh Sister said the sentence after the first, I believe she was referring to when the Empire brutally tortured her via electrocution. What do you think?

Thanks to Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade, we know the Empire broke Seventh Sister(how they broke her remains unknown) like they did Cere, Trilla, Tualon, and Ninth Sister. Cal empathized with Trilla and convinced her to turn back. Cere was able to redeem Trilla. Cal felt bad for Ninth Sister and convinced her to turn back to the light, saying it was time to free her from betrayal. But he was forced to kill her with mercy and did. How would Cal feel after he figured out that the Seventh Sister was broken? Would he try to help Seventh Sister like he tried with Trilla and Masana?

In Rebels, the Seventh Sister is looking so young. Like in her mid 20s young. Vernestra Rwoh, a Mirialan, will appear in the Acolyte. The Acolyte takes place in 132 BBY. Rwoh was born in 248 BBY. She is age 116 in the Acolyte. It would seem Mirialans can live longer than humans. In Rise of the Red Blade, the Seventh Sister is older than Iskat and trained longer. The Inquisitor novel didn't tell us the Seventh Sister's Jedi rank. Maybe she could be a Jedi Knight. Or, maybe a padawan like Trilla. The age of Jedi Padawans range from age 13 to 20. What do you guys think?