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Jem Ysanna

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Jem Ysanna
Biographical information
Homeworld

Ossus

Born

13 BBY (22), Ossus[1]

Died

10 ABY (45), New Alderaan[2]

Physical description
Species

Human

Gender

Female

Hair color

Black

Chronological and political information
Era(s)

New Republic era

Affiliation
Known masters

Luke Skywalker

Jem Ysanna was a female Human Jedi Knight.

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[edit] Biography

Jem was a Ysanna from Ossus and daughter to a shaman, the Great Okko. Her brother was Rayf Ysanna. Like all members of her tribe Jem was Force-sensitive.

Jem aided Luke Skywalker and Kam Solusar in their search for lost Jedi knowledge on Ossus. Experiencing the Ysanna tribe's strong connection to the Force when he and Solusar first arrived on Ossus in 10 ABY, Luke decided to begin training the shaman's daughter. Jem proved to be a quick study, picking up phrases and words in Basic, although she tended to slip into her native language when frustrated.

Jem and Luke became romantically involved during her training and their relationship grew more intense during the following weeks as the pair traveled the Galaxy dealing with the threat of the Emperor reborn.

While trying to save Luke from the Dark Jedi Tedryn-Sha and Krdys Mordi on New Alderaan, Jem was shot with a blaster and died after cleaving Krdys Mordi in two with her lightsaber. Her body dissipated upon her death, as she became one with the Force.

[edit] Behind the scenes

In the audio drama version of Dark Empire II, Jem Ysanna was voiced by Glynnis Talken.

Handbook 3: Dark Empire incorrectly names her "Jem Solusar".

Since Dark Empire II was written well before it was established that fading away at death was a very rare ability among the Jedi, available only to a select few powerful masters, Jem doing so creates a contradiction with the prequel trilogy, since the Ysanna were described as being considerably less adept than the Jedi in the ways of the Force.

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