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Ephraim Bridger

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Ephraim Bridger was a human male dissident during the height of the Galactic Empire from the Outer Rim planet of Lothal. He and his wife, Mira, spoke out against the rule of the Empire by broadcasting revolutionary messages on Lothal, actions that were supported by the planet's governor, Ryder Azadi. As a result of their broadcasts, the Bridgers and Azadi were arrested and imprisoned by the Empire. This left their son, Ezra, to fend for himself on Lothal for nearly a decade. Ezra eventually became part of a rebel cell on Lothal and broadcasted his own message of rebellion to the planet's citizens. This broadcast reached the Imperial prison were Ephraim and Mira were being held, inspiring them to lead a prison revolt. Dozens of prisoners escaped with the Bridgers' help, but Ephraim and Mira were killed during the escape.

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Facts

Homeworld
Lothal
Died
3 BBY
Species
Human (Lothalite)
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Hair
Blue-black
Eyes
Blue
Skin
Copper
Families
Bridger family
Partners
Mira Bridger (spouse)
Children
Ezra Bridger

Appearances

25 works, in story order
  1. Adventures in Wild Space: The Steal
  2. Adventures in Wild Space: The Dark
  3. Adventures in Wild Space: The Cold (mentioned only)
  4. Adventures in Wild Space: The Rescue (mentioned only)
  5. Ezra's Gamble (indirect mention)
  6. Spark of Rebellion (indirect mention)
  7. Fighter Flight (indirect mention)
  8. TIE Fighter Trouble (indirect mention)
  9. Empire Day (first appearance, voice only)
  10. Ezra's Duel with Danger
  11. Gathering Forces (first pictured, pictured only)
  12. Path of the Jedi (indirect mention)
  13. Vision of Hope (indirect mention)
  14. Call to Action (indirect mention)
  15. Battle to the End (mentioned only)
  16. Fire Across the Galaxy (voice only)
  17. Legacy (in a vision)
  18. A Princess on Lothal (pictured only)
  19. Legends of the Lasat (indirect mention)
  20. Twilight of the Apprentice (mentioned only)
  21. Maul: A Star Wars Rebels Cinestory Comic (mentioned only)
  22. An Inside Man (indirect mention)
  23. Trials of the Darksaber (indirect mention)
  24. A World Between Worlds (mentioned only)
  25. Family Reunion – and Farewell

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