I will never get tired of saying that hearing Barriss being called "The Healer" it's something very significant. Since she was a padawan, she hated fighting and it was very visible how the war began to affect her. She preferred to spend her time healing, and thanks to certain books we can see that side of her. In fact, Master Depa once commented that thanks to her, many had been able to heal (After the first battle of Geonosis). So we can assume she was always very good at it, and now we can see how she followed that path ❤
I think Barris was always motivated by love for the Jedi but she felt they had badly strayed from the path they should have been following - and so it wasn’t necessarily surprising that she was less than ecstatic with order 66. I loved these three episodes; the only bit I have struggled with was the ending, where she gets stabbed and potentially died: but I love who Barris has become by the last episode - arguably an ideal Jedi of the kind she wanted the Jedi order to be full of. And the way they dealt with her ageing in animation was fantastic.
The Morgan arc was good, and gave us some big epic moments, but the Barriss arc is my favourite. Where Morgan was a dive into darkness, Barriss was a climb out of it. Considering her master was a very strict by the book, heavy on doctrine master I'm not surprised that Barriss' disillusionment with the Jedi was equally as intense. Under different circumstances she could have been Baylon Skol "I miss ..... the idea of the Jedi Order. Not the reality of what it became." Or even walked Ashoka's path. However she let extreme emotion lead to extreme action and found that it had led her here... Then obviously we start to see her have the realisation that she has ended up on a path far darker than she ever wanted to be and essentially has a fight for her soul as it were. Her words and actions when delaying the sister being a perfect mirror of the Grand Inquisitor's from when he was assessing her was a fitting touch in the third episode, flipping even that training into something for good. And in the end, we see that was likely also helping force sensitive people flee to the Hidden Path - I'd love to see a story set around that sometime.
Man Barris wakeing up to Order 66 🤯 "Better be glad you are not a Jedi" Damn! Crazy opening! And Fortress Inquisitorius being built! Boot camp with Grand Inquisitor! And Lord Vader Arrives! Barris and 4Th Sister go out hunting and that town ...got 86ed! Ending with possible death or not ether way Lord Vader will not be happy 🤣🌋🤘 Cool Arc
Qui-gon only died because Obi-wan was a slow student and didn't know Force Heal. Most force users can do force healing but Obi-wan struggled with the basics and almost quit like a year before EP1. Most Jedi/Sith easily survive saber wounds because their master or apprentice can do a basic force heal on the way to the medic.
@@brandonhawkins2367 She did go toe to toe with him. It was an hard fight, even for him, that's why he tapped into the dark side. She is obviously a strong fighter, he earned that win.
@@brandonhawkins2367 you do know Anakin was trying hard to not kill her as he need her alive if Anakin wants her dead she be dead in seconds but she is the only evidence to the ahsoka trial
I think the Friend Bariss mentioned is Ahsoka and somehow she redeemed herself. Going back to that less than a minute of Darth Vader. Pretty sure he was staring at Bariss. I was theorizing Vader finished what he started with Bariss at the Jedi Temple.
Umm Barris is a healer so I would assume she heal the other Jedi lady and they both go there separate ways because if they gonna show Barris and ahsoka see each other again it would be on screen and ahsoka have not mentioned Barris again as well
Yeah her breath stopped and like all the jedi she accepted her death rather than fight it that's why 99% of the characters who survived are on the dark side and I think she patched things up with Ahsoka
yeah I felt your reaction at the end of the last episode.... ahhh the many questions I had at the end... did Barriss survive? what happened to the sister that was carrying Barriss? Was the old friend who is a she mentioned Ahsoka? or was is someone else?!?!? Hope you are well, my friend ^_^
Was fun getting more depth for the Barriss character. I hoped she would be in the Ahsoka show. I did feel a little short changed on Vader though, sadly.
Admittidly, Barriss could still be alive. She and Lyn could have both seeked exile from the Empire to a planet in Wild Space or even the Unknown Regions and, perhaps both having had enough of war and conficts, decided to sit the whole Galactic Civil War out alltogether. Focusing on helping people who are in need. That would explain why We never see both of these charecters in the Original Trilogy timeline.
Barriss never wanted for this to happen. She does not hate the Jedi. Why do people wonder if Vader will recognize her? He is the Superior of the Inquisitors. Vader knows who gets recruited and he does not give one fck about the candidate. 🤦🏾 Would be cool to see more of the Inquisitor training in the future. Maybe we will actually see Barriss or Lyn in other shows. An animated hidden path series maybe..? The VA from the Jedi did an amazing job with their emotions, i really felt that "I'm so tired and I feel so alone"
Let's KRIFFING GO!!!!! Barris still sticks to her beliefs despite switching to the inquistor's side, and that's redemption from the Jedi temple bombing arc when she healed people across the galaxy.
To me Barriss did do something violent yes, but her reasonings would never allow her to stand with the inquisitors because it's pretty clear they're much worse than the jedi in all the criticizisms that she had for the order
The Barris arc started strong but ended meh. Lyn I'm pretty sure we see her in Kenobi so she either takes Barris back the empire as replacement for not getting the child or if this is after Kenobi but before ANH they may have runaway to the path🤔
I am trying to find it to confirm but I believe The Way Out occurs after the events of Kenobi. Also the fact that Lyn clearly leaves her lightsaber behind is a pretty obvious point that she has found the way out in more ways than one (out of the ice cave and out of the Inquisitorus)
I will never get tired of saying that hearing Barriss being called "The Healer" it's something very significant.
Since she was a padawan, she hated fighting and it was very visible how the war began to affect her. She preferred to spend her time healing, and thanks to certain books we can see that side of her. In fact, Master Depa once commented that thanks to her, many had been able to heal (After the first battle of Geonosis). So we can assume she was always very good at it, and now we can see how she followed that path ❤
I think Barris was always motivated by love for the Jedi but she felt they had badly strayed from the path they should have been following - and so it wasn’t necessarily surprising that she was less than ecstatic with order 66.
I loved these three episodes; the only bit I have struggled with was the ending, where she gets stabbed and potentially died: but I love who Barris has become by the last episode - arguably an ideal Jedi of the kind she wanted the Jedi order to be full of. And the way they dealt with her ageing in animation was fantastic.
I believe Barriss is still alive
yeah, after watching it again..I dont even think it was her in the cave (kind of like the cave in Dagobah)..it doesnt make sense for her to die there.
Same
WHY?
@@Weeeeee711 She walked out of the cave with Barris dead in her arms, and a creature outside of the cave saw both of them.
Shes not dead, lyn will save her@@raphael_2d878
Glad Barris got some redemption
The Morgan arc was good, and gave us some big epic moments, but the Barriss arc is my favourite.
Where Morgan was a dive into darkness, Barriss was a climb out of it.
Considering her master was a very strict by the book, heavy on doctrine master I'm not surprised that Barriss' disillusionment with the Jedi was equally as intense. Under different circumstances she could have been Baylon Skol "I miss ..... the idea of the Jedi Order. Not the reality of what it became." Or even walked Ashoka's path. However she let extreme emotion lead to extreme action and found that it had led her here... Then obviously we start to see her have the realisation that she has ended up on a path far darker than she ever wanted to be and essentially has a fight for her soul as it were.
Her words and actions when delaying the sister being a perfect mirror of the Grand Inquisitor's from when he was assessing her was a fitting touch in the third episode, flipping even that training into something for good.
And in the end, we see that was likely also helping force sensitive people flee to the Hidden Path - I'd love to see a story set around that sometime.
Man Barris wakeing up to Order 66 🤯 "Better be glad you are not a Jedi" Damn! Crazy opening! And Fortress Inquisitorius being built! Boot camp with Grand Inquisitor! And Lord Vader Arrives! Barris and 4Th Sister go out hunting and that town ...got 86ed! Ending with possible death or not ether way Lord Vader will not be happy 🤣🌋🤘 Cool Arc
Qui-gon only died because Obi-wan was a slow student and didn't know Force Heal. Most force users can do force healing but Obi-wan struggled with the basics and almost quit like a year before EP1. Most Jedi/Sith easily survive saber wounds because their master or apprentice can do a basic force heal on the way to the medic.
Barris was a heck of a Jedi she went toe to toe with Anakin
She did not go toe to toe with anakin. She lost with little difficulty.
@@brandonhawkins2367 She did go toe to toe with him. It was an hard fight, even for him, that's why he tapped into the dark side. She is obviously a strong fighter, he earned that win.
@@brandonhawkins2367 you do know Anakin was trying hard to not kill her as he need her alive if Anakin wants her dead she be dead in seconds but she is the only evidence to the ahsoka trial
I think the Friend Bariss mentioned is Ahsoka and somehow she redeemed herself. Going back to that less than a minute of Darth Vader. Pretty sure he was staring at Bariss. I was theorizing Vader finished what he started with Bariss at the Jedi Temple.
Umm Barris is a healer so I would assume she heal the other Jedi lady and they both go there separate ways because if they gonna show Barris and ahsoka see each other again it would be on screen and ahsoka have not mentioned Barris again as well
5:23 "Its the Ahsoka Tano enemies club" 😂😂
My Daughter will love this
Yeah her breath stopped and like all the jedi she accepted her death rather than fight it that's why 99% of the characters who survived are on the dark side and I think she patched things up with Ahsoka
Yeah. Most likely. There’s no way she’d know where to send those people without being a friend again. I would’ve loved to see how that went down. 😂😂😂
@@elitetrooper119 very awkward at first I would think lol
@@lordfoul6259 awkward and possibly very hostile verbally if not physically 😂😂😂
@@elitetrooper119Don't actually think so. Ahsoka is a very forgiving and empathic person. She did understand Barriss but it hurt her a lot.
yeah I felt your reaction at the end of the last episode.... ahhh the many questions I had at the end...
did Barriss survive?
what happened to the sister that was carrying Barriss?
Was the old friend who is a she mentioned Ahsoka? or was is someone else?!?!?
Hope you are well, my friend ^_^
Good Job Kat,Barris was interesting character clone wars never was evil was trapped didnt mean for Ashoka to take that fall
I wish this series was longer... "Long live the Empire"... Now bring on The Acolyte!
Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Was fun getting more depth for the Barriss character. I hoped she would be in the Ahsoka show. I did feel a little short changed on Vader though, sadly.
WE NEED BARRISS AND AHSOKA AHHHHH
There must be a connection with the caves of Dagobah, Ach-To, Bogano and this one
Barriss redeemed Lyn. I wasn’t expecting that to be the story
I do wonder what happened to reva and lyn as they both walk away from the empire
Admittidly, Barriss could still be alive.
She and Lyn could have both seeked exile from the Empire to a planet in Wild Space or even the Unknown Regions and, perhaps both having had enough of war and conficts, decided to sit the whole Galactic Civil War out alltogether. Focusing on helping people who are in need. That would explain why We never see both of these charecters in the Original Trilogy timeline.
Barriss never wanted for this to happen. She does not hate the Jedi.
Why do people wonder if Vader will recognize her? He is the Superior of the Inquisitors. Vader knows who gets recruited and he does not give one fck about the candidate. 🤦🏾
Would be cool to see more of the Inquisitor training in the future. Maybe we will actually see Barriss or Lyn in other shows. An animated hidden path series maybe..? The VA from the Jedi did an amazing job with their emotions, i really felt that "I'm so tired and I feel so alone"
Let's KRIFFING GO!!!!!
Barris still sticks to her beliefs despite switching to the inquistor's side, and that's redemption from the Jedi temple bombing arc when she healed people across the galaxy.
What the what.. ans oh m'y sheesh. I concur.
No one could accept Barriss attacking the Death Star in an X-Wing...unless she retired on Alderaan?
To me Barriss did do something violent yes, but her reasonings would never allow her to stand with the inquisitors because it's pretty clear they're much worse than the jedi in all the criticizisms that she had for the order
Agree
Barris Barely alive on a Barren planet
Oh m'y sheesh
Another tragic duo Barriss and Lyn were.
Where are the legend of Korra reactions?
The Barris arc started strong but ended meh.
Lyn I'm pretty sure we see her in Kenobi so she either takes Barris back the empire as replacement for not getting the child or if this is after Kenobi but before ANH they may have runaway to the path🤔
I am trying to find it to confirm but I believe The Way Out occurs after the events of Kenobi.
Also the fact that Lyn clearly leaves her lightsaber behind is a pretty obvious point that she has found the way out in more ways than one (out of the ice cave and out of the Inquisitorus)
@@loneassassin1015 agree