The final episode of Star Wars: Ahsoka The first season, “The Jedi, the Witch and the Warlord”, ended with the creation of several story arcs for other characters. One of the most interesting aspects for me was how the season ended for Balyan Skoll.
The last shot we see of Baylan (Ray Stevenson) sees him standing with a trio of giant statues deep within Peridea. Those statues were of the Uni or the Mortis gods. This is a family of powerful Force users known as The Father, The Son, and The Daughter, and they influenced the Force from the mystical realm within the Force, called Mortis.
These characters were initially introduced in The Clone Warsand The Daughter is a representation of the Light Side of the Force, while The Son is a representation of the Dark Side. The Father is the balance between. The brothers began to argue with each other, while their father tried to keep the peace between them. The origins of the Force and its users are said to have begun with Mortis and the Ones.
They’re not the only ones in this world, though. A young woman has also made her way into their world. She was initially a servant who met the needs of the Ones. Over time she became the Mother, who became fond of the Father and managed to re-establish the relationship between Daughter and Son.
She was very persuasive, but because she was mortal, she grew old and as she grew older, the ageless brothers began to argue again and neither Mother nor Father were able to stop this from happening.
One day, while the Father, Daughter, and Son were arguing, the Mother slipped away and drank from the Fountain of Power like the Son did, and also bathed in the Pool of Knowledge like the Daughter, which she was forbidden to do. . When the Father realized this, he took her out with the Force, but she had already changed.
No longer the Mother, she was transformed into the twisted and immortal entity Abeloth, the Bringer of Chaos. Abeloth attacked both her Son and Daughter, forcing them to bow before her. The father then intervened to save his children, and ended up leaving, leaving and stranding Abeloth.
The daughter and son subsequently imprisoned Abeloth in the Maw, which they had created. It was then that the Father moved his family to Mortis to watch over his brothers and keep the Force in balance.
As the story goes, “when the Force Current was altered and the flow of time changed (the Current forced “where it could not be taken”), Abeloth escaped. Each time he stirred conflict and destruction, sending the galaxy into chaos and disorder, thriving on fear, death and chaos. Her Son and Daughter would later return to imprison her. “This cycle would repeat itself periodically for hundreds of thousands of years.”
So, my guess is that Baylan is trying to mix things up and unleash Ableoth upon the universe once again. I have no idea if this is what was planned for the character, but I hope it is! Would be great Star Wars history! It definitely feels like it has a powerful purpose.
This is my theory. What do you think is going on with Baylan?
by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant
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