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* FemalesAreMoreInnocent: While all of the Inquisitors are [[TragicVillain Tragic Villains]] to an extent, the Sisters are usually given more sympathy by the narrative. All of the Sisters save for the Seventh are revealed to have succumbed to villainy mainly as the product of intense torture and mental subjugation. All of them, as well as the Seventh Sister, are either given a chance to redeem themselves and/or have their deaths given a level of tragedy and somberness to them. In contrast, their male counterparts are cut down without remorse, with a few even being revealed to have [[NotBrainwashed chosen to join the Inquisitors completely on their own free will.]]
* TaughtByExperience: During a practice duel with the Thirteenth Sister, she is put on the defensive when her opponent summons a swarm of spiderbats with the Force to distract her. She later admits she took inspiration from this to advance her own tactics, with her Mimic droids substituting as the small, expendable horde of flying minions to distract her foes in combat.
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* VoiceChangeling: Her Mimic Droids can copy any voice they've heard, even the droidspeak of other droids.
* TheCameo: The extent of his appearance in ''Tales of the Empire''. He appears in the final scene of "Devoted" to kneel at the throne of Vader along with Barriss, the Fourth Sister, and the Unidentified Inquisitor, without any lines or independent focus given to him.
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* BloodKnight: Rather than wait for Ahsoka to return, he gives away his presence by immediately burning down a village and slaughters its inhabitants because he did not find the Jedi he was looking for...despite specifically being told by the informer that the Jedi in question would be returning shortly.
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* BloodKnight: Rather than wait for Ahsoka to return, he gives away his presence by immediately burning down a village and slaughters its inhabitants because he did not find the Jedi he was looking for... despite specifically being told by the informer informant that the Jedi in question would be returning shortly.shortly.
* TheCameo: The extent of his appearance in ''Tales of the Empire''. He appears in the final scene of "Devoted" to kneel at the throne of Vader along with Barriss, the Fourth Sister, and Marrok, without any lines or independent focus given to him.
* TheCameo: The extent of his appearance in ''Tales of the Empire''. He appears in the final scene of "Devoted" to kneel at the throne of Vader along with Barriss, the Fourth Sister, and Marrok, without any lines or independent focus given to him.
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* AnimalMotifs: Parrots. One of their alternate names is "Parrot Droids", they are able to copy the voices of people they interact with, and at least one of them takes a spot on the Seventh Sister's shoulder, like a stereotypical domesticated bird.
* MiniMook: They are noted InUniverse to visually resemble a smaller and more compact version of the Empire's more widely-employed Viper Probe Droids.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: [[CyberCyclops RedEye Eye]] in their case. They use it to monitor and track their targets.
* MiniMook: They are noted InUniverse to visually resemble a smaller and more compact version of the Empire's more widely-employed Viper Probe Droids.
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* CurbStompBattle: On the receiving end of one from [[spoiler:Barriss. When Barriss decides to [[DefectorFromDecadence desert the Inquisitors]], the Fourth Sister immediately tries to kill her but is instantly Force pushed off the mountain after she ignites her lightsaber]].
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* UnskilledButStrong: They're naturally very powerful thanks to being Force-sensitives and their double-bladed lightsabers are incredibly deadly weapons. Unfortunately, the majority of them were only Younglings and Padawans before they became Inquisitors, so their skill and training are incomplete, resulting in them only having passable-to-average swordsmanship and having very basic force techniques.
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* UnskilledButStrong: They're naturally very powerful thanks to being Force-sensitives and their double-bladed lightsabers are incredibly deadly weapons. Unfortunately, the majority of them were only Younglings and Padawans before they became Inquisitors, so their skill and training are incomplete, resulting in them only having passable-to-average swordsmanship and having very basic force techniques. They're capable of taking down former Padawans who never finished their training, but are outclassed by Jedi Knights and Masters.
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* TheStarscream: Many Inquisitors wish to be promoted to the rank of Grand Inquisitor, and some are willing to murder the incumbent for that position. However, many are too weak to face the Grand Inquisitor himself, opting to instead wait for him to die and then go after the position. Only Reva (Third Sister) has ever made a move against the Grand Inquisitor when he was still alive.
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** This is best seen in '"WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheEmpire'' with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, [[HeelFaceTurn Barriss turns against the Inquisitorius]] because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used by her colleagues.]]
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** The whole organization is filled with [[TheStarscream ambitious, power-hungry backstabbers]] who see each other rivals rather than comrades thanks to their training. As such, they don't really work well together even for a common goal, especially when the Grand Inquisitor position is vacant. In a fashion, they represent what the Sith were before the RuleOfTwo was established, a large but fragile group that is more likely going to collapse upon itself through infighting than any real outside pressure.
** The whole organization is filled with [[TheStarscream ambitious, power-hungry backstabbers]] who see each other rivals rather than comrades thanks to their training. As such, they don't really work well together even for a common goal, especially when the Grand Inquisitor position is vacant. In a fashion, they represent what the Sith were before the RuleOfTwo was established, a large but fragile group that is more likely going to collapse upon itself through infighting than any real outside pressure.
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* StupidEvil: They're trained by Vader and the Grand Inquisitor to only use TheDarkSide as their ally, and are forbidden to rely on Jedi teachings. As such, many Inquisitors are terrible swordsmen, lousy ambassadors, and impulsive tacticians that can easily be outwitted by a Jedi with common sense. This is best seen with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, [[HeelFaceTurn Barriss turns against the Inquisitorius]] because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used by her colleagues.]]
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** This is best seen in '"WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheEmpire'' with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, [[HeelFaceTurn Barriss turns against the Inquisitorius]] because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used by her colleagues.]]
** This is best seen in '"WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheEmpire'' with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, [[HeelFaceTurn Barriss turns against the Inquisitorius]] because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used by her colleagues.]]
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* StupidEvil: They're trained by Vader and the Grand Inquisitor to only use TheDarkSide as their ally, and are forbidden to rely on Jedi teachings. As such, many Inquisitors are terrible swordsmen, lousy ambassadors, and impulsive tacticians that can easily be outwitted by a Jedi with common sense. This is best seen with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, Barriss ends up defecting from the Inquisitorius because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used.]]
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* StupidEvil: They're trained by Vader and the Grand Inquisitor to only use TheDarkSide as their ally, and are forbidden to rely on Jedi teachings. As such, many Inquisitors are terrible swordsmen, lousy ambassadors, and impulsive tacticians that can easily be outwitted by a Jedi with common sense. This is best seen with the Fourth Sister, who completely embraces the Dark Side, working alongside Barriss, who relies on her Jedi ideals. Barriss' kinder methods actually got immediate intel on the Jedi's whereabouts while the Fourth Sister's brutal interrogations leads her to a dead end. And the Fourth Sister's exclusive usage of the Dark Side makes her lightsaber skills predictable, while Barriss' combination of defensive skills and her silver tongue causes her tired opponent to surrender peacefully. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, [[HeelFaceTurn Barriss ends up defecting from turns against the Inquisitorius Inquisitorius]] because she cannot stand the evil, hypocritical, and impractical methods used.used by her colleagues.]]
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* KickTheDog: She casually murders Prauf to lure Cal out and reveal himself as a Jedi survivor.
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* TheCorrupter: She attempts to be this to [[spoiler:Barriss]] by inducting her into the Inquisitorius, but her relentless cruelty displays to [[spoiler:Barriss how monstrous the Empire truly is and ends up redeeming her instead, which ironically enables Barriss to become TheRedeemer for Lyn later down the line.]]
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* GoodCopBadCop: Lyn is the "bad cop" who uses violent retaliation to strongarm confessions from civilians, while [[spoiler:Barriss]] is the "good cop" who maintains her composure and uses calm encouragement to get people to give up the locations of Jedi.
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* AttackAttackAttack: Vader trained them to fight with an extremely aggressive and offensive dueling style with little in the way of defense which was how Anakin used to fight before Obi-Wan dismembered him and left him to burn on Mustafar.
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* DwindlingParty: While it's unclear as to how many Inquisitors there were at any given time, the Inquisitorius gradually loses its membership over the course of the Imperial era, with the Inquisitors either dying (at the hands of their quarry or [[BadBoss Vader]]) or deserting for one reason or another. [[spoiler:Only Marrok is seen to have survived the downfall of the Empire, and even then, [[AmbiguousSituation whether or not he's strictly "alive" is unclear]].]]
* EvilPowerVacuum: [[spoiler:His demise at the end of season 1 of ''Rebels'' leaves the title of Grand Inquisitor up for grabs, with the Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister vying for the chance to take it, though they're both killed before that can happen, and it's unclear if any Inquisitor (if indeed there were any left) ever managed to take the late Grand Inquisitor's place.]]
* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:After he is stabbed by Reva, the Grand Inquisitor allows his subordinates to believe that he is dead and that his position is up for grabs, only revealing the truth when Reva, his apparent successor, is exposed as the infiltrator that Darth Vader always knew her to be.]]
* JerkassToOne: [[FauxAffablyEvil An affectation though it may be]], the Grand Inquisitor usually conducts himself with a polite and gentlemanly demeanor, even in the course of his Jedi-hunting duties. That said, he has less than zero respect for the Third Sister, insulting her humble origins and mocking her ambitions, [[spoiler:as well as taking a smug pleasure in seeing her laid low by Darth Vader, having completely failed in her life's goals]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Trilla's demise, [[HeelFaceDoorSlam just before she could turn away from a dark path]], is a shocking and needless moment of violence, showing just how disposable the Empire's servants are to them. Even Trilla herself knows that she's doomed before Vader strikes her down, only hoping to be avenged.]]
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* TokenCompetentMinion: One of the few Inquisitors shown to regularly defeat Jedi. She bested Cal at least twice, having him on the run, and would have killed him if not for the intervention of others.(BD-1 and Cere at different times)
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* MercyKill: [[spoiler:Cal ultimately considers killing the Ninth Sister to be freeing the woman once known as Masana Tide from her slavery to the dark side.]]
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* MysteriousPast: We know almost nothing about them other than that Palpatine has been planning it for a while and he somehow got a hold of Force-users that used to be in the light. We can't even assume that it's been around ever since two years into the Clone Wars (as [[spoiler:the Grand Inquisitor was still the Sentinel at the time and was present during Ahsoka/Barriss's trial]]), because who knows where the other Inquisitors came from and when. ''Fallen Order'' does give us a full backstory for Second Sister, while ''Obi-Wan Kenobi'' shines the light on the Third Sister, in addition to Fifth Brother during ''Jedi Battle Scars'', and ''Inquistor: Rise of the Red Blade'' give backstories to Iskata and Tualon Yaluna, who were previously unidentified in ''Dark Lord of the Sith''.
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* MysteriousPast: We know almost nothing about them other than that Palpatine has been planning it for a while and he somehow got a hold of Force-users that used to be in the light. We can't even assume that it's been around ever since two years into the Clone Wars (as [[spoiler:the Grand Inquisitor was still the Sentinel at the time and was present during Ahsoka/Barriss's trial]]), because who knows where the other Inquisitors came from and when. ''Fallen Order'' does give us a full backstory for Second Sister, while ''Obi-Wan Kenobi'' shines the light on the Third Sister, in addition to Fifth Brother during ''Jedi Battle Scars'', and ''Inquistor: ''Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade'' give gives backstories to Iskata Iskat Akaris and Tualon Yaluna, who were previously unidentified in ''Dark Lord of the Sith''.
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** Barriss Offee's helmet looks like Ventress' bounty hunter helmet mixed with Darth Vader's face mask, a reminder of the crime that led her to be recruited as an Inquisitor as well as a mocking reminder that she is now an "apprentice" to Darth Vader (aka Ahsoka's former master, Anakin Skywalker). For added bonus, her helmet has voice modulator just like Vader's.
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** Barriss Offee's helmet looks like Ventress' bounty hunter helmet mixed with Darth Vader's face mask, a reminder of the crime that led her to be recruited as an Inquisitor as well as a mocking reminder that she is now an "apprentice" to Darth Vader (aka Ahsoka's former master, Anakin Skywalker). For added bonus, her helmet has a voice modulator just like Vader's.
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* MotiveDecay: Initially, the Inquisitors were composed of either Jedi who completely embrace the Dark Side as the future or Jedi who saw the Inquisitorius as a means to bring peace and order to the galaxy after the devastating Clone Wars. Then overtime, the [[WellIntentionedExtremist more noble Inquisitors]] started to disappear, either through death or desertion, because they cannot stand the hypocrisy of their new order. The Inquisitors who remain after one decade of service are selfish, power hungry individuals who enjoy killing Jedi and kidnapping Force-sensitive children for the Empire.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: You may be forgiven to believe that the Seventh Sister is actually [[FallenHero Barriss Offee]], a female Mirialan Jedi who was disillusioned by the Jedi Order and was taken into custody by the Republic for war crimes, including framing her best friend Ahsoka, who also appears in ''Rebels''. It's later revealed that while Barriss did became an Inquisitor, [[spoiler:her good-hearted personality and her sincere devotion to peace makes her very incompatible to last long in the Inquisitorius]], necessitating the [[ReplacementFlatCharacter Seventh Sister to be a Barriss without any redeeming qualities]].
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* PetTheDog:
** Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
** Another downplayed instance when [[spoiler:she meets Barriss again years later. Despite Barriss having turned on Lyn and previously shoved her off a tall cliff that could very well have killed her, Lyn initially doesn't seem to want to kill Barriss and simply moves to walk past her. Even after Barriss stands in her way, Lyn attacks briefly, but then stops and orders Barriss to step aside, only resuming her attack when Barriss still refuses to stand down.]]
** Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
** Another downplayed instance when [[spoiler:she meets Barriss again years later. Despite Barriss having turned on Lyn and previously shoved her off a tall cliff that could very well have killed her, Lyn initially doesn't seem to want to kill Barriss and simply moves to walk past her. Even after Barriss stands in her way, Lyn attacks briefly, but then stops and orders Barriss to step aside, only resuming her attack when Barriss still refuses to stand down.]]
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**Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite After Barriss completes her training and comes out on top in her duel against Dante, the Fourth Sister hands Barriss her new helmet and welcomes her, and seems sincerely grateful to now have Barriss among their ranks.
** [[spoiler:Despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
**Another downplayed instance when [[spoiler:she [[spoiler:When she meets Barriss again years later. Despite Barriss having turned on Lyn and previously shoved her off a tall cliff that could very well have killed her, Lyn initially doesn't seem to want to kill Barriss and simply moves to walk past her. Even after Barriss stands in her way, Lyn attacks briefly, but then stops and orders Barriss to step aside, only resuming her attack when Barriss still refuses to stand down.]]
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** [[spoiler:Despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsInquisitorRiseOfTheRedBlade Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsAdventures Adventures]]'' | ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsJediFallenOrder Jedi: Fallen Order]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsJediBattleScars Jedi: Battle Scars]]'' | ''Series/ObiWanKenobi'' | ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsJediSurvivor Jedi: Survivor]]''
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsInquisitorRiseOfTheRedBlade Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheEmpire Tales of the Empire]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsAdventures Adventures]]'' | ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsJediFallenOrder Jedi: Fallen Order]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsJediBattleScars Jedi: Battle Scars]]'' | ''Series/ObiWanKenobi'' | ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsJediSurvivor Jedi: Survivor]]''
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* ShadowArchetype: She serves as a reflection of Barriss if she was older and far more cynical. Like Barriss, Lyn became disillusioned with the Jedi Order and believed it needed to be replaced by something better. But unlike Barriss, Lyn fully embraces violence and hate taught in the Inquisitorius program, dismissing her hypocritical actions as NecessarilyEvil and spending more time trying to kill the surviving Jedi rather than capture. [[spoiler:Her callous actions causes Barriss to have HeelRealization, as she sees a lot of herself in Lyn.]]
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* ShadowArchetype: She serves as a reflection of Barriss if she was older and far more cynical. Like Barriss, Lyn became disillusioned with the Jedi Order and believed it needed to be replaced by something better. But unlike Barriss, Lyn fully embraces violence and hate taught in the Inquisitorius program, dismissing her hypocritical actions as NecessarilyEvil and spending more time trying to kill the surviving Jedi rather than capture.capture them. [[spoiler:Her callous actions causes Barriss to have HeelRealization, as she sees a lot of herself in Lyn.]]
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* PaperTiger: She never gets to fight Obi Wan directly, but the rest of her showing does not exactly paint her as very strong. Her schemes end up backfiring on her, Owen and Beru actually manage to stall her effectively (albeit when Reva is injured) and Darth Vader very easily beats her without drawing his own lightsaber. It's to the point that Vader not only lacked the need to draw his own saber, he outright disarmed Reva, split hers, and then gave her back half of it just to give her a slight chance at actually posing a threat.
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** She never gets to fight Obi Wan directly, but the rest of her showing does not exactly paint her as very strong. Her schemes end up backfiring on her, Owen and Beru actually manage to stall her effectively (albeit when Reva is injured) and Darth Vader very easily beats her without drawing his own lightsaber. It's to the point that Vader not only lacked the need to draw his own saber, he outright disarmed Reva, split hers, and then gave her back half of it just to give her a slight chance at actually posing a threat.
** She never gets to fight Obi Wan directly, but the rest of her showing does not exactly paint her as very strong. Her schemes end up backfiring on her, Owen and Beru actually manage to stall her effectively (albeit when Reva is injured) and Darth Vader very easily beats her without drawing his own lightsaber. It's to the point that Vader not only lacked the need to draw his own saber, he outright disarmed Reva, split hers, and then gave her back half of it just to give her a slight chance at actually posing a threat.
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* PetTheDog: Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
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* PetTheDog: PetTheDog:
** Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
** Another downplayed instance when [[spoiler:she meets Barriss again years later. Despite Barriss having turned on Lyn and previously shoved her off a tall cliff that could very well have killed her, Lyn initially doesn't seem to want to kill Barriss and simply moves to walk past her. Even after Barriss stands in her way, Lyn attacks briefly, but then stops and orders Barriss to step aside, only resuming her attack when Barriss still refuses to stand down.]]
** Downplayed; [[spoiler:despite killing everyone else in a shanty town for lying about a Jedi's location, the Fourth Sister spares the child who told Barriss the truth, leaving them traumatized and alone, but alive.]]
** Another downplayed instance when [[spoiler:she meets Barriss again years later. Despite Barriss having turned on Lyn and previously shoved her off a tall cliff that could very well have killed her, Lyn initially doesn't seem to want to kill Barriss and simply moves to walk past her. Even after Barriss stands in her way, Lyn attacks briefly, but then stops and orders Barriss to step aside, only resuming her attack when Barriss still refuses to stand down.]]
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler:The Fourth Sister's callous and hypocritical actions during the hunt for a Jedi fugitive causes Barriss to have a HeelRealization. Barriss subsequently turns on the Fourth Sister to save the fugitive Jedi, abandons the Inquisitorius, and becomes a non-violent Force healer saving Force-sensitive children from the Empire. For bonus irony, for unwittingly saving Barriss from completely falling into the Dark Side, the [[LaserGuidedKarma Fourth Sister is intentionally redeemed by Barriss herself]].]]
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* ShadowArchetype: She serves as a reflection of Barriss if she was older and far more cynical. Like Barriss, Lyn became disillusioned with the Jedi Order and believed it needed to be replaced by something better. But unlike Barriss, Lyn fully embraces violence and hate taught in the Inquisitorius program, dismissing her hypocritical actions as NecessarilyEvil and spending more time trying to kill the surviving Jedi rather than capture. [[spoiler:Her callous actions causes Barriss to have HeelRealization, as she sees a lot of herself in Lyn.]]
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* AscendedExtra: After being a FlatCharacter in her debut in ''Obi-Wan Kenobi'', the trailer for ''Tales of the Empire'' shows she will serve a major role as the EvilMentor of Barriss Offee.
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* EvilFormerFriend: Lyn and Barriss were acquainted prior to the latter's treason against the Jedi, and once she becomes an Inquisitor, Lyn brings Barriss into the fold as well. [[spoiler:While they're working together, however, Lyn's ruthlessness and dedication to the Empire's doctrine of ruling through fear alienate Barriss, who turns on her, and years later, manages to pull Lyn away from the dark side at the [[UncertainDoom possible]] cost of her own life.]]
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* EvilFormerFriend: Lyn and Barriss were acquainted prior to the latter's treason against the Jedi, and once she becomes an Inquisitor, Lyn brings Barriss into the fold as well. [[spoiler:While they're working together, however, Lyn's ruthlessness and dedication to the Empire's doctrine of ruling through fear alienate Barriss, who turns on her, and years later, manages to pull Lyn away from the dark side Dark Side at the [[UncertainDoom possible]] cost of her own life.]]
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* EvilMentor: ''Tales of the Empire'' shows the Grand Inquisitor training Barriss Offee to break the habit of fighting like a Jedi to induct her into the Inquisitorius. He's visibly pleased when she, in a fit of anger, Force-pushes him back hard enough to make him bleed from the mouth.
* YouveGotSpunk: In ''Tales of the Empire'', when Barriss draws his blood in a training session, the Grand Inquisitor is visibly impressed and compliments her.
* BookEnds: The Fourth Sister's arc in ''Tales of the Empire'' begins with her offering Barriss Offee a place in the Inquisitorius, which Barriss accepts. [[spoiler:Her story ends with Barriss offering her the chance to ''leave'' the Inquisitorius, which [[HeelFaceTurn Lyn]] accepts.]]
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* DrivenByFear: Although she boasts that fear is her ally, [[spoiler:when her efforts to capture a Force-sensitive child are stymied and Barriss offers her the chance to forsake the Inquisitorius, the Fourth Sister responds by asking if Barriss knows what Vader and the Grand Inquisitor will do to her for failing; Barriss accurately notes that, rather than her ally, fear has become Lyn's ''master''.]]
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* DrivenByFear: Although she boasts that fear is her ally, [[spoiler:when her efforts to capture a Force-sensitive child are stymied and Barriss offers her the chance to forsake the Inquisitorius, the EvilCannotComprehendGood: The Fourth Sister responds by asking if Barriss knows what Vader and Sister's MightMakesRight mentality blinds her to the Grand Inquisitor will do to her for failing; Barriss accurately notes fact that, rather than her ally, fear has become Lyn's ''master''.]]while the Empire's shows of force and excessive violence ''do'' inspire fear, they also give people something to rebel against, undermining the very order that the Empire is supposedly out to maintain.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:During the finale of ''Tales of the Empire'', a redeemed Barriss tries to appeal to Lyn's better nature, treating her with compassion and forgiving her when Lyn blindly stabs her. Shocked at having injured the only person to show her such care, Lyn forsakes the Inquisitors as well, and is last seen carrying Barriss to seek medical attention.]]
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* MotivatedByFear: Although she boasts that fear is her ally, [[spoiler:when her efforts to capture a Force-sensitive child are stymied and Barriss offers her the chance to forsake the Inquisitorius, the Fourth Sister responds by asking if Barriss knows what Vader and the Grand Inquisitor will do to her for failing; Barriss accurately notes that, rather than her ally, fear has become Lyn's ''master''.]]
