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Tinté Vos

Tinté Vos

Biographical information
Homeworld	Kiffu
Died	22 BBY (14:1), Kiffu^[1]
Physical description
Species	Kiffar
Gender	Female^[2]
Hair color	Black
Eye color	Black
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era
Affiliation	Clan Vos^[2]

[Source]

"I am the Sheyf Tinté, boy—leader of the Guardians and you will speak to me with respect!"

―Tinté Vos^[src]

Tinté Vos was the great-aunt of Kiffar Jedi Master Quinlan Vos and ruler of the twin worlds Kiffu and Kiffex during the time of the Galactic Republic.

1 Biography
- 1.1 Death
2 Personality and traits
3 Behind the scenes
4 Appearances
5 Sources
6 Notes and references
- 6.1 In other languages

BiographyEdit

Tinté began her career as a Kiffu Guardian, rising in rank to be their leader, while Kiffu and Kiffex were under the more benevolent rule of her brother Sheyf Kurlin Vos. Motivated by greed for power, she sacrificed Pethros and Quian Vos, father and mother of Quinlan Vos, to the Anzati who were on Kiffex to worship "The Dreaming One", Anzati Dark Jedi Volfe Karkko.

She then gave the guardian badges of his parents to young Quinlan, hoping to turn him to the dark side and mold him into an heir for herself. This enraged Kurlin, who gave the Jedi Watchman Tholme permission to take Quinlan to the Jedi Temple for training. In response, Tinté poisoned her brother and assumed his mantle as Sheyf.

DeathEdit

"You are a deceiving, manipulative murderer—and you deserve to die!"

―Quinlan Vos^[src]

Unwilling to bow to Count Dooku's wishes to turn Kiffu and Kiffex into a staging ground for Separatist forces during the Clone Wars, Tinté was killed by Quinlan Vos at Dooku's behest, after being forced to reveal her murder of Quinlan's parents.^[1]

In the aftermath of her death, Kiffu and Kiffex were repressed by the Confederacy.

Personality and traitsEdit

Sheyf Tinté Vos possessed of extreme nationalist tendencies and beliefs, considering the Republic a cultural melting pot that would only use and exploit Kiffu and Kiffex for its own gain. She did not regret sacrificing her relatives, and it was her lack of remorse that cost Vos her life.