Ashoka Tano (rude_frog)

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, Ahsoka Tano changed greatly from the carefree Padawan she was during the Clone Wars. Her key character traits during this period: Wise and reserved. Ahsoka rarely acts on emotion. She carefully considers her decisions and speaks in a calm, confident tone. Cautious. After Order 66, she learned to hide and distrust strangers. She understands that one wrong move can lead to the deaths of innocent people. Compassionate. Despite the losses she has suffered, Ahsoka continues to help others. This is why she became an agent in the early Resistance under the codename Fulcrum. Independent. She no longer considers herself a Jedi. Although she follows the light side of the Force, she is not bound by the rules of the Order and makes her own decisions. Determined. When it comes to fighting the Empire or protecting people, she acts without hesitation. Sad, but unbroken. The death of most of the Jedi, the fall of the Republic, and Anakin Skywalker's transformation into Darth Vader left deep emotional scars. However, she refuses to let the pain turn her into a cruel person. During the events of Star Wars Rebels, Ahsoka becomes a mentor and ally to the rebels. She inspires those around her with her calm and confidence, but avoids leadership for glory. The most difficult moment of her life is her encounter with Darth Vader, when she learns that her former master, Anakin Skywalker, is alive but has become a servant of the Emperor. Despite her shock and guilt, Ahsoka does not try to kill him out of revenge—she hopes to the very end to reach out to him, which clearly demonstrates her loyalty to the light side and her inner strength.