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I honestly think Ezra should have redeemed the Seventh Sister.

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Which cat is the Seventh Sister like?

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Would Giorgia Whigham best play Seventh Sister in live-action?

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There were many indications Seventh Sister was forced to become 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?

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Cal after he figures out the Seventh Sister was broken by the Empire.

Cal Kestis: You're finished.

Seventh Sister: I'll be finished when you're DEAD!

Cal Kestis: I saw what you've been through... after the clones turned on us.

Seventh Sister: Stop pretending that you know, Kestis.

Cal Kestis: They broke you. They turned you. You can that change that if you walk away.

Seventh Sister: Too late.

Cal Kestis: It doesn't have to be. Put down your lightsaber. You can still walk away. I can help you... trust me.

Seventh Sister: Like you helped Second Sister?

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Uhhh???

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You think Seventh Sister’s fear in her final moments may hint to her past during Order 66?

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In a freeze frame, I saw the way Seventh Sister said “the Jedi of old are dead” is of brutal honesty and despair. Her expression even demonstrates it. Think of it as a distant memory that hurts.