Character
Brakiss's mother
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Brakiss's mother was a female Human from the planet of Msst who lived during the reign of the Galactic Empire. The woman became the mother to a Force-sensitive child called Brakiss, but as a baby, he was taken away from her by agents of the Empire to be trained as a spy. Brakiss was permitted to visit his mother on occasion, but she found him to have changed as a result of his Imperial training and he was resentful of her, believing her responsible for letting the Imperials take him away. When the Empire abandoned Msst shortly after the Battle of Bakura in 4 ABY, the woman remained behind and stole various pieces of Imperial equipment that helped her to survive.
In 17 ABY, Brakiss visited his mother on Msst and informed her that Luke Skywalker, a Jedi Master whom Brakiss has briefly trained under abandoned to return to the service of the Empire, would come to Msst looking for her son. Skywalker was investigating a terrorist bombing that Brakiss had organized and Brakiss instructed his mother to direct Skywalker to meet him on the planet Telti. On arrival on Msst, Skywalker was attacked and injured by the mistmakers, a bubble-like predator native to the world. Brakiss's mother rescued the Jedi and placed him into a bacta tank to heal. When Skywalker recovered, she delivered Brakiss's message but tried to dissuade Skywalker from venturing to Telti as she wanted her son to be left alone. Skywalker subsequently departed Mssst and confronted Brakiss on Telti.
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Facts
- Homeworld
- Msst
- Born
- Between 63 BBY and 58 BBY
- Species
- Human
- Gender
- Female
- Pronouns
- She/her
- Hair
- Silver
- Eyes
- Blue
- Children
- Brakiss
Appearances
2 works, in story order
- The New Rebellion (first appearance)
- The New Rebellion abridged audiobook
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