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Jarai Ijaa, Mando Sith, traitor to her species

I share custody of this child with @sunsetofdoom

Jarai’s story starts long before she is born. A Mandalorian family fights not because they must but because it’s a challenge and their enemy is fierce. But instead of trophies they find an infant, now an orphan. They don’t feel guilty for killing the baby’s parents, but they take her in as their own out of respect for the enemies who gave them a hell of a fight. They name her Dinui, and they raise her to be a warrior.

Dinui doesn’t mind that she’s the only Cathar in her clan. She doesn’t care about her species at all because they’re not the ones who raised her. When she meets other Cathar for the first time, they look at her armor and spit at her feet ― how dare she side with those who have caused her species so much grief! Dinui doesn’t really understand their indignation, nor does she understand them and their ways.

She doesn’t even recognize a mate bond for what it is when she falls in love with a man who doesn’t belong among her people. Her mate grows uncomfortable with her being a Mandalorian, eventually he tries to convince her to leave. It hurts, but it’s not much of a dilemma for Dinui. She walks away and never looks back. She keeps a child from this failed relationship, hoping that at least she is going to have someone to love. 

Dinui names her daughter Jarai. When Jarai is still small, Dinui’s adoptive parents die, giving her all the more reason to cling to her child. Dinui builds her life around Jarai, pours all of her love into her, but she doesn’t get much out of it. She has the worst luck in the galaxy because Jarai turns out to be Force-sensitive. 

Jarai learns to hide her abilities, but she never forgets that she doesn’t belong in her own clan. If she is ever discovered, it won’t matter that she was raised as a true Mandalorian, that she has proven herself worthy of wearing beskar. And she can’t stop feeling like her mother is blaming her for being Force-sensitive as Dinui grows bitter and cold.

Jarai lives in the constant anticipation of shame until a Sith Lord crosses her path. Seidala Vargas is unlike other Sith she has met so far. Seidala is disciplined, honorable, honest. Dinui scrutinizes this stranger for some time and then gives Jarai to her like a piece of property. “Take her,” Dinui pleads, “Teach her.” And Jarai’s fate is decided in a few moments of hesitation. 

Jarai goes along simply because she doesn’t see a better option. Yes, she can be a Sith apprentice if she must, but she won’t exchange her armor for Sith robes. Of course, she can respect her Master, but she would rather recite the Mandalorian Code of Honor than the strange new Sith code. She can learn to fight with a lightsaber, but she doesn’t want power. She has just found a different way to be a warrior.  

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Rial/Jarai: Very accidental allies

Jarai doesn't really care about the Jedi one way or another, but even she thinks that her Master is taking it too far by deciding to work with the Barsen'thor. Zakuul's invasion calls for desperate measures, sure, but are they that desperate? Sadly, Jarai is still an apprentice, she doesn’t get to make decisions. All she can do is stay vigilant. Eventually, what bugs her the most isn’t the fact that the Jedi have always been the enemies of the Sith. No, she discovers that there’s something worse ― Barsen'thor has an insufferable Force-blind sister. 

Rial can say that she's not a xenophobe all she likes, but she looks down on everyone who's not a Chiss. “Primitives,” she says under her breath, rolling her eyes. Jarai wants to grab her by the shoulders and shake that condescending attitude out of her, but she grits her teeth instead. Jarai is many things, but she is not impulsive. She reminds herself that she will be free of her unwanted allies once Arcann and his fleet are gone ― all the more reason to fight harder.

Rial continues to act like she’s the smartest person here, even though she knows so little about the world outside of Chiss space. When Jarai’s patience runs out and she towers over her, not knowing what she is going to do, Rial isn’t afraid. Rial blushes. And Jarai suddenly realizes that an insufferable personality is not the only thing that frustrates her about the Chiss girl. She hates this realization with a burning passion of a true Sith.

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The Fruit of the Spirit (JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014)

JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014

Galatians (Galati) 5:22-23

22 Samơ̆ boh mơ̆ng Yang Bơngăt Hiam jing: Tơlơi khăp, tơlơi hơ̆k mơak, tơlơi rơnŭk rơnua, tơlơi gir tŭ, tơlơi klă djrưng, tơlơi hiam klă, tơlơi tŏng ten, tơlơi tơdu rơun, tơlơi djơ̆ hnơ̆ng.

23 Ƀu hmâo ôh tơlơi juăt khă khul tơlơi kar hăng anŭn.

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The Fruit of the Spirit (JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014)

JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014 Galatians (Galati) 5:22-23 22 Samơ̆ boh mơ̆ng Yang Bơngăt Hiam jing: Tơlơi khăp, tơlơi hơ̆k mơak, tơlơi rơnŭk rơnua, tơlơi gir tŭ, tơlơi klă djrưng, tơlơi hiam klă, tơlơi tŏng ten, tơlơi tơdu rơun, tơlơi djơ̆ hnơ̆ng. 23 Ƀu hmâo ôh tơlơi juăt khă khul tơlơi kar hăng anŭn.

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The Armor of God (JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014)

JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014 Ephesians (Ephesos) 6:10-18 10 Hnal tuč, brơi kơ ƀing gih jing kơtang amăng Khua Yang laih anŭn kơnang kơ tơlơi kơtang mơyang Ñu. 11 Ƀing gih buh mă bĕ abih bang gơnam pơblah Ơi Adai, kiăng kơ ƀing gih dưi dŏ kơjăp pơkơdơ̆ng glaĭ hăng tơlơi plư plač yang sat. 12 Yua kơ ƀing ta pơblah, ƀu djơ̆ pơblah glaĭ hăng asar đeh laih anŭn drah ôh, samơ̆ ƀing ta pơkơdơ̆ng glaĭ hăng ƀing…

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God's Love (JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014)

God’s Love (JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014)

JARAÍ: Bible NT 2014

John (Yôhan) 3:16

16 Yua kơ Ơi Adai khăp biă mă kơ lŏn tơnah , tơl Ñu brơi Ană Ñu hmâo kơnơ̆ng sa čô, kiăng kơ hlơi pô đaŏ kơ Ană anŭn ñu ƀu răm rơngiă ôh samơ̆ ñu hmâo tơlơi hơdip hlŏng lar.

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