[As you pass by the other statues to get to this one, you get strange flashes of varying emotions passing you by. But as you stand in the shadow of this statue, there seem to be no particularly strong emotions coming forth. Perhaps... respect. Yes, that's it. You respect this person, from a distance.
Ahsoka simply nods at the question.
The name plate reads "Shaak Ti," and she looks absolutelyformidable. But in the good way. The kind of warrior you are glad is on your side. She's maybe in her mid thirties, but it's hard to tell since she's an alien.
The text below her name plate simply reads, "Jedi Master, fellow togruta."
As you read those words, you get a sense of who this person was to Ahsoka. A Master on the Jedi High Council, someone she looked up to, someone wise but distant. She taught Ahsoka about the traditions of their people, since Ahsoka came to the Temple too young to know them herself. She gave Ahsoka her first togruta sash to wear-- a traditional garment worn by their people. She taught her about the significance of the akul-tooth headdress-- the specific piece of jewellery they both wear on their forehead, signifying victory over a great enemy and the strength of a great warrior.
She is always even-tempered and wise, this person, despite her strength on the battlefield. She truly embodies the Jedi sensibility of wisdom before action. Although Shaak Ti seems to have been careful to keep Ahsoka at a distance and never get too close, it seems Ahsoka respects her a great deal nonetheless.]
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Ahsoka simply nods at the question.
The name plate reads "Shaak Ti," and she looks absolutely formidable. But in the good way. The kind of warrior you are glad is on your side. She's maybe in her mid thirties, but it's hard to tell since she's an alien.
The text below her name plate simply reads, "Jedi Master, fellow togruta."
As you read those words, you get a sense of who this person was to Ahsoka. A Master on the Jedi High Council, someone she looked up to, someone wise but distant. She taught Ahsoka about the traditions of their people, since Ahsoka came to the Temple too young to know them herself. She gave Ahsoka her first togruta sash to wear-- a traditional garment worn by their people. She taught her about the significance of the akul-tooth headdress-- the specific piece of jewellery they both wear on their forehead, signifying victory over a great enemy and the strength of a great warrior.
She is always even-tempered and wise, this person, despite her strength on the battlefield. She truly embodies the Jedi sensibility of wisdom before action. Although Shaak Ti seems to have been careful to keep Ahsoka at a distance and never get too close, it seems Ahsoka respects her a great deal nonetheless.]