";s:4:"text";s:4931:"Quinlan Vos grew in power between his defeats against Dooku in the book, and then the final fight (according to both him and Dooku). Durant la Guerre des Clones, il réalisa notamment une mission au coté de Obi-Wan Kenobi à la poursuit… Vos threateningly asked Pol Secura what he had done to her, and he explained that she had to be given more glitteryll every day to suppress her Jedi memories. Later in the war, Grand Master Yoda set out on a journey to unlock the secrets of immortality, which would allow him to retain his consciousness after death.
When he was a young boy he rescued Aayla Secura from a Wampa during a mission to Ryloth with Master Tholme. Vos confronted the Council with the theory that they broke Ziro out of prison, a theory that the Hutts expressed offense over, despite its accuracy. Quinlan Vos was created by Timothy Truman and John Nadeau and first appeared in Star Wars issue 17 (2000). The two assassins engaged the Separatist leader in a lightsaber duel but were unable to match Dooku's mastery of the dark side. Vos instantly killed one with Villie's blaster, then grabbed his downed opponent's green lightsaber. Tholme was missing, after pursuing Tsyr and Bok, the father-son pair of Morgukai warriors who had abducted Nat Secura, prime heir to Clan Secura.
Knowing this, Ventress tried to get her disciple to embrace his hatred; arguing that Jedi doctrine would not bring about Dooku's demise. After the emergence of a droideka, the two escaped through a window, stealing Bib Fortuna's parked speeder, and immediately made their way to Grahrk's ship, the Inferno. Vos and Grahrk barged into Pol Secura's quarters overlooking the caves of Ryloth, aggressively demanding to know where Jedi Secura was. [27] The director was intrigued by Vos and decided to include him in the 2005 film Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith. Doppelgänger of Dooku. [4], Quinlan Vos was renowned for his psychometry, the ability to sense the memories of other beings by touching objects that they had come into contact with. [4], To guide him in his teachings, Ventress took Vos to her former homeworld, Dathomir, a planet that was steeped in the dark side. They were soon attacked by a group of hatched spiders, resulting in Grahrk being knocked down a pit, though he was able to survive by landing on a spider web. Recognizing that the Jedi Order would soon discover the truth of Enigma's identity, Vos and his new master orchestrated a plan. Ziro's crime was to conspire with Count Dooku, a Sith Lord and the political leader of the Separatist Alliance, in a plot to kidnap Rotta, the infant child of Ziro's nephew Jabba the Hutt; the plot was designed to implicate the Jedi Order in the kidnapping and intended death of the Huttlet, in order to convince the Hutt Clan to join the Separatist cause. On one occasion, he levitated the Pyke child Vram from a lava flow on the volcanic planet of Mustafar, saving the boy from serious burns or death. On Coruscant, Vos and Kenobi discuss their mission to find Ziro. After a series of conflicts and misunderstandings, Vos managed to win Ventress over by using his psychometric powers to find Moregi's home. During a mission on Coruscant's Level 1313, Vos on one occasion saved Ventress' life by using the Force to knock a blaster out a Weequay thug's hand. When he returned to Coruscant, he managed to convince the Jedi Council that he was working undercover and was taken back into the Jedi Order. He utilized the Form V variant Shien and Form IV Ataru lightsaber styles in combat, and was even taught some sequences of Form VII's Vaapad, although he was forbidden to use it due to its nature of drawing on the dark side. [7], While working undercover, Vos encountered the dark sider Asajj Ventress and developed a rapport with her.
[7] Secura later became a Jedi Knight. Please update the article to reflect recent events, and remove this template when finished. Ventress spent her final moments in her lover's arms declaring her devotion to him even in death and reassured him that the path to redemption was not outside his reach. [1], It was on one such mission that Vos met Aayla Secura, a Twi'lek who displayed a sensitivity to the powers of the Force. George Lucas initially included Vos in the script of 'Revenge of the Sith' but his scene never made it past the animatics stage. Vos, Ventress, and Dooku, in concept art for the episodes that formed the basis for Dark Disciple. Height Vos wore distinctive clothing not typical of a Jedi. However, even though Vos returned to the light side, Dooku recognized how close he had come, and that in the future he would be even more at risk of falling.