The Battle That Finally Pushed BARISS OFFEE To the DARK SIDE - Star Wars
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- As the Clone Wars began to draw to a close and the Jedi were falling deeper and deeper into corruption in order to stay on top of the separatists, many Jedi began to feel that the Order had begun to lose their way. This of course included one of the Jedi’s greatest healers, Barriss Offee. Barriss Offee became so upset and disgusted at what the Jedi were doing that she horrifically attacked the Jedi temple, and framed her best friend, Ahsoka Tano for it, leading to her being expelled from the Jedi Order.
But which battle finally caused Barriss to turn to the Dark Side and forever turn away from the Jedi path? Lets find out…
So the story begins in the war torn and sacred world of Phorose, deep in the Colonies region of the Galaxy.
Phorose was home to many ancient temples and sacred locations very important to the Republic, but just like many of the other planets of the galaxy, it soon came under harsh attack by General Grievous and his separatist forces.
As the invasion began on the surface, Jedi General Plo Koon, along with his good friend Ahsoka Tano, and Barriss Offee were sent to repeat the advances of the battle droid forces.
Master Plo is dropped straight down to the surface of the planet with his Clone Troopers, but Barriss and Ahsoka are left on the gunship, hovering above and writing for the perfect moment to strike.
Eventually, the two Jedi ignite their lightsabers and leap from their gunship, onto a droid tank Below. A single B-1 battle droid is terrified when he sees the two Jedi girls leap down and he screams out to his droid brothers, but Barris cleanly slices his head off, while Ahsoka chops the cannon off the front of the tank.
Following this, the battle droids seem to have their programming modified by their commander, and Ahsoka voices her concerns about this to Barris, believing that the Battle droids have had a maniac mode activated by Count Dooku or general grievousness. Barriss agrees that they do seem far more accurate and much more motivated to push forward compared to other battle droids, but quickly warns Ahsoka that they need to find cover.
As the two Jedi move to a nearby corner, they are very quickly corned by a large pack of Droidekas, which Ahsoka knows is far too many and will very quickly overwhelm them. Barris however suggests that they leap up to a nearby ledge as Droidkeas rarely ever think to look up.
Ahsoka and barriss then continue rushing through the charred and smouldering rubble, with Ahsoka complimenting her friend, but warning her that there are far more droids now coming for them. This worries Barriss even further as she knows that the way this battle is going, there won’t be much left of this city to defend themselves with. Barriss is completely disgusted that a whole city on this sacred planet is being destroyed for a war she believes is completely pointless and against the Jedi code.
Following this, things get even worse for the two Jedi as a swarm of separatist Tri-fighters immediately rush in and open fire at their location, detonating a massive blast behind them. This blast then tears a massive hole into the ground and sends the two Jedi plummeting down, deep below the surface until they eventually land in the brightly lit catacombs of the ancient city.
Barriss immediately moves over to see if Ahsoka is ok, but she has unfortunately hit her head, leaving her vision spinning. Luckily however, her injuries are only temporary and the two quicky begin moving forward. Ahsoka is then relieved that the two are out of line of fire for the droids, but knows that they must get moving immediately if they want to have any chance of saving the city from total destruction.
The two Jedi Padawans then begin desperately searching for a route back to the surface, but Ahoska notes that these tunnels don’t look like any natural rock formation that she’s ever seen. Barriss agrees with this and very quickly realizes that there are no tunnels. There are burrows. Something is alive down here.
Ahsoka hopes to the force that whatever these creatures are are more friendly to the public to the separatists, and very soon after, Barriss connects deeply with the force and immediately senses something not far ahead. Ahsoka can’t feel this mysterious presence in the force as much, but instead feels a complete stillness, just like the Jedi temple on Coruscant.
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If you enjoyed the vidoe, make sure to check out the Anakin War Crimes series here (another major reason that led to HIS FALL to the Dark) : th-cam.com/video/gAo4dX5eSFI/w-d-xo.html
When will zilo beast part 2 and I think the yellow commander from part 1 should be call sharp,fang,scar or thunderbolt
Cool
Check out Baris yellow eyes at the end
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Bariss offee falling to the dark side is all the more depressing for anyone who read the medstar books
Yep, I gave a little shoutout to her *healing* abilities in the first few lines 😏 glad someone likes those books!
@@StarForceOne one of the best part of Star Wars is the books
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...yes...
It’s not depressing to me. She betrayed her friend and attempted to destroy that friends’ life instead of targeting almost anyone else. That is her true nature, covered up by a veneer of benevolence. She is a straightforward sociopath or psychopath hiding like most of them do by pretending to be a model individual within her community.
I love how they gave her sith eyes at the end of the comic showing this point is where the darkside inside of bariss had finally taken hold over her. So many people forget you don't just have to be a power, and control hungry person to fall to the darkside sometimes the good of us fall instead because we think we're doing the right thing.
It's arrogance and/or self-righteousness that is the catalyst for many who have turned to the Darkside. As the old proverb goes - "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
before anakin becoming darth vader
barris could have been darth maul apprentice
I feel like its kind of dumb that they did that. She wasn't a Sith. Not even close. She just became aware of the corruption within the republic and the failure of the Jedi order. Barris wasn't evil, especially not at this point in time. It's true that this realization caused her to fall from the light, but she was nowhere near the level of corruption that justifies the writer/illustrator giving her Sith eyes. Especially at this point in time where has still done nothing dark sidey at all
Actually she was falling to the dark side as she allowed her anger and disappointment to guide her actions, but she certainly was no sith as she had no sith master. Count Dukoo fell in a similar way, he had misgivings about the order which were exploited by Darth Sidious. Still I don't think Barris was anywhere close to getting sith eyes, well, not yet.
@@hylianglitchmobber7570 i think it's more of a reflection of the destruction in her eyes, making them look yellow.
She should have fled the Order then, instead she betrayed her friend.
Edit: throught healthy discussion we have come to realize that had the events in the Jedi Temple not happened Ashoka destiny wouldn't have been fulfilled, it's a shame really because she would have been killed with order 66, Maul would have been kept at large, the sisters would have likely died and more.
And killed fellow Jedi, Clone Troopers, and civilian workers.
@@CloneSpartan1998 exactly, which ironically helped Ashoka leave the Order after realizing herself they were crooked, ended up saving her life as well.
What Bariss was doing was being woke and sadly wokeness is dangerous
@@jayvhoncalma3458 her heart was in the right place, not so much her actions.
Yeah
Barriss was a good jedi who cared about the innocent, unlike most Jedi. She realized how senseless they were.
No she was not a good jedi, she framed Ahsoka, an innocent and just as caring person, who was also he best friend; Ahsoka was betrayed by most of the council (Obi-Wan, Plo Koon, and possibly Yoda voted against her expulsion) and didn't turn to the dark side, instead... she just... left the order. If I'm not mistaken, innocent people died in that explosion (the poor guy didn't realize he'd been fed explosive nano droids); Jedi and Clones also died in the explosion.
@@snapshotinhistory1367 she wanted to frame Jedi and make an example out of them, she turned out bad sure but as she was one of them she cared for others. Low key like Qui-Gon (super low key tho, there's only one Qui-Gon)
@@jimmike8029 Qui-Gon would've just left too though if he saw the council act this way
Barris had a good point they did lose their way but bombing the jedi temple is a terrible way to get your point across!
Early in the Ahsoka novel, Ahsoka was thinking the exact same thing: the war was clearly destroying the Republic and the Jedi, but that bombing the temple was certainly not the way to get her point across.
She was corrupted by the Dark Side and joined with Anti-War protestors that shared her views
They tried protesting peacefully to stop creating more Clones and end the War but felt ignored
They bombed the Jedi Temple as an act of protest feeling it’s the only way to get their voice heard, when protesting peacefully did nothing
It just meant Palpatine's plan was working.
The Barriss Heresy would have made for an amazing storyline.
Barresy
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That it would have, OP... That it would have...
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Ah, I see some people worship the Man-Emperor of Mankind here too. I must say, I didn't expect to find other individuals of culture here.
I kinda wish we saw more of how Luminara felt about Bariss..
Luminara sucks
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Well I think we got a good idea when Bariss and Ahsoka were buried alive inside that tank.
The only one who didn't give up on the both of them was Anakin.
Luminara would've just dusted her hands of the situation and leave them to either starve, dehydrate, or asphyxiate.
@@godknightomega exactly how I feel
I think Luminara was caring but was ready to let go of friends and family
@@gamingandstuffwithdudtheno6838
Such is the teachings and failures of the Jedi order.
I wouldn't be surprised if Luminara's instant readiness to leave Bariss and Ahsoka for dead within SECONDS of them being buried alive started Bariss's path down the darkside.
Between that and witnessing what Anakin and Ahsoka had as a Master-Padawan relationship, might have also been the fuel to the fire that lead Bariss to frame Ahsoka later on.
Damn Ahsoka and Barriss were an awesome power duo. Shame their friendship was ruined. Also I can’t wait to be deployed to utapau to help Kenobi capture grevious hope nothing bad happens that ruins the Jedi or anything
“The time has come. Execute order 66.”
@@maxs9062 yes my lord
Execute Order: 66 Likes
@@Clonewhopunchedadroid1 oh no you dont
@@ahsokatano8607 hello there, general Tano
If bariss hadn’t turned Ahsoka would’ve died during the purge
Would she have though or would Ahsoka have been enough to help anakin
True, sad and true.
@@DrWatson4 Ahsoka (being Anakin's little sister) and Padmé together could've stopped Anakin, before the mess of Order 66. Though her surviving the purge is a different story.
A vision she had of her future potential at her time on Mortis literally said "Be warned: you may never see your future if you remain his student!" It's *more than likely* Ahsoka would have died if she had stayed.
"Possibly"
7:30
[Barris’ eyes appear blue]
7:51
[Barris’ eyes appear orange]
“The day of revenge,the day of the Sith.”
This is an incredible story because it does a lot to flesh out Barriss's turn. I think she is such a fascinating character and i want to see her return somewhere
I heard she might make a return in the Mando verse or upcoming Ahsoka series!
Barris Offee turning to the darkside is the saddest story since Anakin turned into Darth Vader. If ya'll remember Bariss Offee appeared in the animated series The Clone Wars. She graduated as a jedi knight after completing her training with her master. She quickly became one of my favorite jedis, but her outcome has the saddest tragedy. 😔😔😔😔
Yep, and Dave Filloni says he still has plans for her, so in very interested to see where it goes 😁
When I see Barriss, I can't stop thinking to the great opportunity the writers lost with this character: her narrative arc deserved a better development, such as her end (which didn't necessarily have to be an evil one). They should have explored more the relationship with Ahsoka (one of the few female friend relationship beetwen Jedi!) and maybe give her a significant death instead of the "classic" turn on the dark side for common reasons.
So disappointed for her story 😒
Finally, someone else who thinks the same. I love her character arc, but I can’t truly enjoy it, seeing the huge missed opportunity.
Going to be honest I think everything was fine except the ending.
Anakin should have Brought in Ventress and had her go to jail and Ashoka gets proven innocent.
Then Ashoka leaves the Jedi like canon. Except instead of being alone Bariss shows up and talks to her.
And then in s7 we scrap the Sister arc and have Ashoka and Barris play off one another and show the corruption of the Jedi.
I was thinking the same thing! The way she turned on Ahsoka feels so unnatural, she was like the only person Barriss could trust. I think that the first thing Barriss would've done after realising that she's fighting for the wrong side would be to reach out for Ahsoka for help
Imagine them having an honest talk about the jedi order and Barriss trying to convince Ahsoka that they're doing the wrong thing and that suppressing emotions is bad
She didn’t completely turn though, she only touched the dark side.
Which is more natural than just simply rejecting the darkness altogether.
Though her crimes do border toward dark.
In terms of the force, I wouldn’t say she actually touched the dark side.
Watching this vid makes it sound more like it she lost touch in being a Jedi.
Though her methods were wrong, still can’t help but see this and think, at this moment she just felt more human.
she just doesn't like the jedi
@@anbureracorporation She became disillusioned with the Jedi and saw that they have become hypocritical and are fighting a pointless conflict.
@@mitchellbenford3896 She was real Bitch. Could have left the order like Ahoska did but she had to frame her best freind on her way out.
Why go through all of that instead of telling the Jedi that she wants to leave what she feels to be a corrupt institution, but she also wants to serve the light side on her terms such as working at a hospital or out in the galaxy to help refugees?
Barriss could have gotten an apartment on Coruscant where Ahsoka could have moved into after she also left the order. There could have been a mini-series that's about the two room mates that ends when order 66 happened.
A lot of people fail to understand Barriss's actions in season 5. She says it herself that the only thing the Jedi now understand is violence. Here we see that the main reason for Barriss's fall was her guilt which seemed to have caused a deep depression in her. I believe Barriss initially loved and respected the Jedi order far more than Anakin and Ahsoka ever did. Her depression led to a hatred of herself and her actions and gradually a hatred to the most important things in her life, the Jedi and Ahsoka. She lashed out at the order and her best friend because of her internal suffering. We've only seen that anger, hate and fear lead to the darkside. With Barriss it was her guilt and regret.
anyone else notice her eyes change at the end of the comic ?
Oh wow
I think it would have been cool if Barriss revealed to Ahsoka that she indeed framed her to expose the hypocrisy and flaws of the Jedi first hand to her. Then Barriss would try to convince Ahsoka to join her, which she would refuse but still leave the Jedi Order.
Notice how Barriss’ eyes are orange in the last still from the comic?! Really cool piece of detailing there!
Because of Bariss Offee, Ahsoka Tano left the Jedi Order. Be careful who you trust because they could betray you.
I learned that the hard way :(
Ouch.
It's true. Be careful with who you are friends with and who you trust. Bariss Offee ended up betraying Ahsoka Tano by framing her for the attack on the Jedi temple.
@@kamh64 How? What happened?
@@danielwilliamson6180 It’s a story I don’t like to share :< but basically I was alone for a whole school year, constantly betrayed, and I’ve had slight trust issues ever since when it comes to friends ;-;
These two had great chemistry together and seeing that crash from Bariss framing ahsoka in tcw really hurts
Master Luminara: never liked her anyways.
Barris: 😱😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😤😤😤😤
Me: 😂😂😂😂😂😂
There should have been another way for Barriss Ofee to mend her way before she betrayed her best friend. This was so wrong!!!
If Bariss had just left the order to try and help victims of the war, Ahsoka would've stayed with Anakin and he wouldn't have turned to the dark side.
I think Palpatine would have turned Anakin anyway, and then during Operation Knightfall, one of the clones would likely kill Ahsoka among the rest of the Jedi.
I’m still cross about what TCW did to Bariss. She was a beacon of hope by all measurements in her others stories until that out of now where betrayal occurred. This little tale gives some intersting insight I suppose but it doesn’t quite feel like enough for me.
I mean she turned because she thought what the Jedi and the republic were doing was completely wrong and unjustified, so she tried to punish them for it. I mean you even see in the last shot that her eyes are red, so the fact that she dwelled on the dark side to that extent sort of represents her resentment.
@@Heymanchillout7531 Bro punishing your BFF isn’t the best way to show the Hypocrisy of the Jedi she became a Radical Extremist instead of being Civilized & working with a senator to expose the hypocrisy to dispute to the senate that this goes against their dogmatic views.
I wish this story was in the animated series it would have made more sense for her fall to the dark side and it would have solidified the friendship with Ahsoka and made the reveal that she betrayed her all the more heartbreaking I mean after the geonosis episodes she basically disappeared until the last episodes of season 5.
This was a very interesting detail of information I loved how Barisses eyes changed to red in that last part of the comic.
It's pretty interesting to see that Barris has sith eyes in the last panel
1:36 Ahsoka Tano looks derpy in this scene.
The day the season 5 finale aired, was the day Barrissoka shippers were crushed.
you should have pointed out that her eyes changed in the last panel in the comic aswell which is very cool!
I noticed that to with her eyes changing very cool detail.
To be fair, the Jedi aren't responsible from the war. The war would be raging on were the Jedi drafted in it or not.
Considering Sidious orchestrated the whole thing, if the Jedi didn't join, he'd end the war and find some other way to undermine the Jedi.
@@Cabolt44 he'd probably use their lack of participation in the war to turn the people against them instead. It was kind of a no-win situation for the jedi
@@ryanwill32 True, but its the only way...Plagueis think the only way Jedi can survive the purge was if they broke relations with Republic. Thats why the great plan work well, because in the end, the Jedi Order become only a branch of Republic e nothing more...Dokku, Barris and Qui Gon saw that.
The Jedi are responsible for the war. They are the Republic's generals, and while Sidious incited the war, the prolonged conflict was very much due to the Jedi as well. Many, if not most, were soldiers rather than monks.
the Jedi could've abstained from the war and from that point Palpatine is screwed, he can't maintain a war with the Seperatist without the Jedi either the Republic would lose or there would be negotiated peace.
I think a lot of Star Wars FanFictional like imagine after the events of The Rise of Skywalker, a new generation a new republic and a new Jedi order where Ashoka as Grand Master (like Yoda) with Rey and Finn (like Mace Windu and Obi-Wan) and other Jedis: Cal Kestis, Ezra Bridger and Grogu (probably order by now), but then an old Sith from the past Naare returns and stated her own Empire
No, The New Jedi Order books are better, and in that timeline Luke is the Jedi Grandmaster...he is the Chosen One's son afterall and have the same force potential than Anakin.
Lmao Ahsoka is crosseyed in that one shot
Why are people so bothered by the flaws of the Jedi Order, but those same people are not concerned with the atrocities committed by the Sith?
The Jedi had their fair share of problems, but their rivals are FAR WORSE.
that kind of whataboutism is often used as an excuse to continue doing horrible things just because the opposition also did something horrible, if you aren't careful it just becomes an ever-expanding stream of meaningless excuses.
just because the Sith suck doesn't mean the Jedi have to stoop to their level, especially if you know that if push comes to shove the Sith only have limited control of both the Separatists and the Republic and cant sustain the war on their own.
Palpatine set up this unwinnable situation with the expectation that the Jedi would unquestionably fight with the Republictooth and nail, but as a famous computer from the classic movie WarGames once said "the only winning move is not to play"
unfortunately, by the time Barriss came to this realization, it was far too late, even the Jedi Council realized that they are beyond the point of no return by season 6.
@@anthonyrodriguez8788If the Jedi fail, then the Sith take their place. The galaxy was FAR more prosperous when the Republic was in charge than it was when the Galactic Empire took over. When the consequences of holding someone accountable lead to an outcome that is MUCH WORSE, then you are stuck with them, whether you like it or not.
“The only thing worse than war is living under tyranny. If the pacifist has his way, he learns to live as a slave to the State or he gets extra freedoms and privileges because he’s part of the repressive ruling authority.”
-Richard Burke
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”
-John Stuart Mill
Too bad bariss didnt know what ahsoka did to save those lurmin people from the separatist defoliator weapon test...
Ironically, not that different to how Dooku turned fully into The Dark Side.
What I want to know is why Bariss hates Ahsoka. The only other reason I can think of for framing her would be a self-righteous belief that it would “save” Ahsoka from the Jedi’s corruption.
Ahsoka almost found busted Bariss, when she visited the girl in prison, and Bariss started forced choking her, then later Tarkin used the holo-footage against her. Just dumb luck on Bariss' part
I really like to think that barriss offee was one of the Jedi that died defending grogu in the book of boba flashback. Remember we saw all three Jedi fall, but only one was shot after the fact. Personally I believe that Jedi that died right there was barriss offee fighting defending grogu near her quarters alongside battle master cin drallig and one of his padawans. We saw dralligs padawan fall, as well as drallig himself, but neither were shot again after they went down, allowing for both drallig and his padawan to engage vader later on in the attack on the temple
7:57 are her eyes usually yellow? Could be the dark side corrupting her.
No it’s definitely the dark side. You can clearly see in the other scenes that her eyes are blue ish
Why don’t we Winter Soldier this thing? Ahsoka and Barriss are like Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes. This feels like Barriss was seduced to the dark side and she was brainwashed into a Dark Side assassin and Ahsoka finds a way to bring her back to the Light Side.
The Darkside is a form of brainwashing. Look what it did to Anakin! His anxiety and fear turned him into a monster, in the span of a few days.
Bro... can you piss off with trying to force Marvel shit onto other universes.
@@OutspokenSeeker I think it’s like Steve and Bucky.
@@johnjamesedwards3349 can’t it be it’s own thing without marvel fanboy’s likening it to your own fandom? You’re like fortnite kids at this point, stealing the fun out of anything that comes close to your shit.
Hope you are all feeling well. Love the content StarForceOne. Have a good day man
I find that the Ru's species seems a mis between mice and rabbits.
They are cute.
I really enjoy these videos where you are going over the comic strips from the UK Clone Wars magazine. I've tried to find those issues everywhere to no avail unfortunately.
Thanks hahah, you would be shocked at the depths I have to go to for these comics... They're impossible to find
@@StarForceOne Oh, tell me about it. I would love to know your source someday :)
"Vermin do not worship in temples of their own making."
* *Laughs in Skaven* *
I always assumed that it was the crimes on Umbara that caused her to reject the Jedi
If she knew about them, they would definitely have been a big influence.
She is seen piloting a space fighter in the opening reel. So she was present at Umbara in some capacity. Probably right after her mission on Drongar (Medstar Duology). That was another hard moment for her, where she got addicted to a force enchancing drug and almost fell to the dark side from it (on top of the fighting on that planet being one of the most brutal in the war).
When u have ulmanari as a mentor I'd expect u question alot
@Cameron Cich go on
This kind of explains Bariss’ fall to the Dark Side, but not really why she specifically turned on Ahsoka. I think it would’ve made more sense for Bariss to turn on her master, like Anakin did to Obiwan.
This would of been soooooooo good to see in the Clone Wars series!
Honestly, I wish they didn't have Barris fall to the dark side, and instead just had her story arc be more morally ambiguous. The Ahsoka on the run arc could therefore challenge us by asking the question, "to what extent is violence justified to bring peace and stop a war?" because what Bariss does is essentially the same as what Padme does in the senate episodes (in terms of trying to help the people of the republic by ending the war with the CIS), except she uses the gun (or lightsaber in this situation) instead of the pen. This could have brought to star wars the MLK vs Malcolm X debate (and yes, I know I'm greatly simplifying their ideologies, but it's for the sake of analogy). Instead, however, Bariss is revealed to just be a person who has unquestionably fallen to the Darkside and is evil.
I do agree with Bariss quite a nit about the Jedi having no place in war but this entire battle was not their fault. The Separatists are the one that attack the planet, its people, and set fire to cultural significance. It would be a Jedi's duty to try & save the planet from that. It would be one thing if they were on Umbara or another planet that formally allied with the Separatists, but choosing to ignore a planet being attacked & calling for aid is arguably as much of an affront to what the Order is meant to stand for as taking part in offensive campaigns in the war.
“Barriss?”
“Who the hell is Barriss?”
That is kinda messed up how they treat this sentient species differently, just because they are small and resemble animals.
I like how you can see her eyes change color In that last panel
Imagine if Barriss did become an inqusiter and watched them kill Master Luminara
Kudos to you for an interesting comic book video! Of course we all knew that it was Chancellor Palpatine's talent of manipulating that caused Barriss Offee's descent to the dark side of the Force as well. By the way, 372 comments and none asking/saying what the source of this comic book story comes from. Your "description" of this video is only its transcript with no source material. Which issue of what Star Wars comic is this story from?
Grogu being on the top of my cutest creatures list? PPPPFFFFFTTTTT, Killik are easily on top because of their cute chittering.
a small situation can always become big just like this situation
Thank you for covering this :D
The little creatures remind me of Furbees!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m a pretty big critic of the Jedi, so I’m not really broken up about what she did. The problem is _how._ Making another person into a bomb without their knowledge is a bridge too far.
Yeah I agree that the jedi shouldn't be contributing to the destruction of cities in sacred plants but why did she frame Asoka?
Maybe because she saw Ahsoka as the vulnerable target that she thought the others weren’t? Idk
But ahsoka was her friend. Being on the dark side doesnt make u evil and heartless. Dark side uses emotions. So idk why she blamed ashoka Out of all and continute framing her even after knowing she would be killed.
It was because that girl was going to confess her identity so she had to kill her and Ahsoka just happened to be there
@@exodustimes4266 oh Yeah, I kink of remember that, thanks
Imagine if luminara was at the trial and saw bariss
Luminara would be shocked for about three seconds, then have already moved on and not have cared what happened to Barriss.
Am I the only one noticing Bariss’s eyes turn sith orange in the last panel?😅😅😅
Dave Filoni. Please give us a conclusion to barriss' story.
So that’s why she turned, why snips though?
She was involved in the investigation of the bombing. Plus, Ashoka was close to finding out the mastermind and she was the only there to take her fall.
I think that was more of an unfortunate accident. Ahsoka happened to be the one who went to interrogate the suspect, and she was about to tell her about Bariss, so Bariss had no choice but to kill her to not risk being found out. After that, she had to keep framing Ahsoka to stop the investigation. Doesn't make her any more of a traitor and coward, but it makes sense
Hi Master skywalker
I don't think it was an accident because Letter said she was told to talk to Ahsoka, at least in the german dub she said that she could talk to Ahsoks
@@Anna-gg9wj Oh, now that you mention it... I forgot about that part. Yeah, if that was part of the setup, that makes her even more of a bitch. I'll have to rewatch the episode.
finnaly now we have an answer thank you star force one you are my second favorite youtuber
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Whats the Name of This Comic ?
Irregardless of what she thinks of the order as a whole, there is never a point where it is okay to, or an excuse to turn on a friend.
It was Barris’s downfall here, but as scummy and corrupt as the organisations get, it’s the good people that are the ones worth fighting for through to the end.
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“This Cave Is Not A Natural Formation.”
-Cortana
So that's what happened... I don't blame bariss, because then ahsoka saw just how wack the Jedi actually were. Bariss proved her point in framing Ahsoka
Nah Barris became a radical extremist which doesn’t make it right bc if Anakin didn’t show up Ahsoka would’ve been executed although Barris was right about the hypocrisy that there suppose to be peacekeepers not soldiers which Mace is the biggest hypocrite bc in the end he tried to strike down palp instead of keepin the peace & detained the crazy Sith lord which even Anakin even regrets killing Dooku bc he knows it isn’t the jedi way but gave in to palps influence.
So Bariss turned to the darkside because of a bunch of cute, fluffy rabbits?
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I still don’t understand how Barris could turn on Ahsoka,I mean I know Anakin quickly turned on Obi-Wan but that was due to the emotions Anakin had repressed and Obi-Wan was seen as endangering Padme. How and why could Barris betray Ahsoka so easily,what was the motivation and what caused her to not trust Ahsoka? It’s been a while since I saw the episode where Barris framed Ahsoka maybe I’ll watch it again for a refresher
I wonder what becamed of her afterwards, Many assume she becamed one of those inquisitors known as Seventh Sister but it doesn't look to be the case to me since Seventh Sister is different than Barriss, They may be from the same race, But they are both different characters.
That is what I still want to know. I really hope we are finally told in the Ahsoka show.
3:15 "These tunnels don't look like any natural rock formation I'ver ever seen." Has a similar energy to, "These caves are not a natural formation."
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If Disney didn't handle their acquisition of Star Wars so badly I feel like Bariss would have made it amazing Inquisitor after her fall to the dark side and it probably would have been fairly easy to corruptor further to be an Inquisitor. It would have been interesting in the rebels series to have Ahsoka have to fight bariss a once trusted friend and Ally in the Jedi Order.
that was one of the most frustrating things about rebels to me. with the introduction of ahsoka and the inquisitors they had a golden opportunity to have barris come in and fight ahsoka and have a great arc. instead they have her fight Vader in just the second season and write her off the show until the end
Now we finally see why she snapped.
Nexus #1 adorable animal. Look up Allana Solo's cub, Anji.
Fallen she has, sadden we are.
Barris: "this war is the jedi's fault! this planet is being destroyed in the name of the jedi!"
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Grevious attacking the planet: "lol okay"
This is why Barris turned? If having to try and fail to protect a planet is what caused her fall, then maybe she wasn't much of jedi. Have some conviction, damn.
Yeah, I don't get why people seem to think she has a point here... The are literally fighting the enemy, the CIS, and she blames it all on her own side? For... Failing to stop them from killing people? What?!?
It is actually KINDA believable from a character standpoint though. I've met a lot of people who think like Barris here. They see the horror of violence, and somehow ignore the ones who are propogating it, and blame the side that is meeting the violence with violence to restore order.
@@davidtucker9498 i kind of get her point but wtf were the jedi supposed to do? had they not fought more would have died or been under CIS rule regardless.
@@mouse7965 people in and out of universe seem to fail to realise this was Palpatine's plan, if the jedi fight, they betray their ideals to serve the republic, if they didn't, they betray the republic to serve their ideals, be stabbed in the back or haunted by those you swore to protect
@@jameswagstaff984 Exactly, give your enemies a job they're guaranteed to suck at and people will lose faith in them.
@@realjoemavro and her trying to "open their eye" only blinded them thither and made everyone loose faith in the jedi even more, in the end, in trying to save the jedi order, she only helped seal their fate
I’d say they’re definitely #1 on cutest creatures in Star Wars to me tbh
It’s a pity that her turn wasn’t more fleshed out in the show. It would’ve made a much larger impact in the grand scheme of things.
Depression, violence, trauma, survivor guilt all these things that happen in war can corrupt the strongest person. In my opinion it's first and foremost sad to see what happend to her and she deserves mercy. She grew up in an order that says "All life is sacred and must be protected" yet the jedi are fighting at the forefront and millions of innocents die in the crossfire. No wonder how someone would break under those circumstances. I think Barriss did the temple bombings because she began to deeply hate the jedi order because it deteriorated to a slave of a corrupt and sick system. She wanted to give them a taste of their own medicine so to say. Some form of compensatory justice, because of the countless worlds that were bombarded by the republic. Like many fan theories i personally would say that in the end Barriss deeply regrets her actions, because they were of course wrong. But it's humans biggest weakness to succumb to such feelings in times of war. Like in real life some of the worst dictators in history were born in war or hunger/poverty . Jean Bedel Bokassa or Saddam Hussein for example. Bad times bring forth bad persons. I hope Barriss Offee finds redemption and peace for herself and her old friend in the upcoming Ahsoka series.
Hopefully she makes a return in the new Bad Bach show
Perhaps as an inquisitor, we still don't know who the 3rd Brother/Sister is....
Awesome Vid
1:35 I like how Bariss Offee dons a beltbuckle with a heart on... Sooo Sage.
You're right. I actually thought you meant to type "hard on" and had to see which one it was.
I honestly wonder what Luminara thought about Bariss turning to the Dark Side.
I’m so glad we finally get a cannon explanation as to ho Barris turned to the Dark Side.
I hope that we get to see more of her in the upcoming (Bad Batch) series on Disney +
I dont think this is canon, this is from the clone wars magazine released 2013.
@@cwylfre it should be. 😌
@@blowfish1059 still, I like to believe it is still cannon, at least to my imagination.
Had I be in that situation, I'm not saying I'd turn to the Dark Side, but I'd certainly leave the Order and focus on saving whomever I can
unfortunately it seems like everyone who grows disillusioned to the order turns to the dark side: dooku, krell, and barris. and they all end up doing terrible things that end up killing people. dooku and barris were both good Jedi who were compassionate but they turned to the dark side because of how bad the order and council was. I guess ahsokas the exception
Now I want to know why barris framed Ashoka ... I mean the two were inseparable
she had no choice
@@manuelgrothe608 yes, she did have a choice.
@@taten007 in front of her master
Bariss should have just left the order but instead resorting to extremism
That wouldn't have *changed* anything. Extreme or not, Bariss believed that action was necessary to get her point across. Look at Dooku, Pong Krell and Bariss Offee; anyone involved with the Jedi Order believed that it HAD to change or disappear. Those like Pong Krell predicted it would, whether they were involved or not. Telling Bariss "you should have just left" is like saying "you should have just kept your head down and let the Republic and Order fall. Nothing you do can save them."
ashoka is always on top on the cuteness SW meter
I kind don’t like that Krell is revealed to have turned to the dark side in the Umbara arc. It gives the Republic a pass. Instead of coming out of the episode thinking that there are some Jedi that are real bastards, Krell is actually a sith and thus the audience doesn’t have to face the reality, that even heroes can be villains.
These little creatures are in my top six!
Good man Bariss
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Barriss Offee would’ve made an excellent inquisitor
I kind of made up a story she's the first prototype of an Inquisitor known as "Inquisitor zero"
Losing faith in the Jedi Order makes sense, but framing Ahsoka is just unforgivable...
Don't forget that Ahsoka did have two enemies within Republic ranks... first was obviously good old Palpy... because for him Ahsoka was a hindrance keeping him away from Anakin and second... was snarky Tarky who couldn't forgive her a humiliation at the end of the Citadel arc when she reused to give him her part of the Hyperspace coordinates she learned from dedceased in the Citadel Jedi Master.
Barris was just tragic victim of the Order's pride and hipocrisy... and let's not forget Windu's absolutely infuriating speech when he acted all high and might toward Ahsoka and not a single "I'm sorry Padawan for every thing what happen"... (that's why for me that pompous d*ck is PERMANENTLY DEAD and should NEVER comeback to the franchise)...