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| − | '''Jenza''' was a [[Serennian]] [[Sexes|female]], the [[House Serenno|daughter]] of [[Count of Serenno|Count]] [[Gora]] and [[Count]]ess [[Anya]], and the sister of [[Dooku]] and [[Ramil]]. Gora abandoned the [[Force-sensitive]] Dooku to be found by the [[Jedi Order]], becoming a [[Jedi youngling|Jedi initiate]]. Among other initiates, Dooku returned to [[Serenno]] during a festival, encountering Jenza and discovering who she was. After returning to the [[Imperial Palace|Jedi Temple]] on [[Coruscant]], Jenza and Dooku secretly continued to communicate. After [[Lord|Lady]] Jenza was kidnapped, by Republic-backed agents, Dooku tasked [[Asajj Ventress]] to track her down soon after Ventress became his [[Sith apprentice|apprentice]]. Though Ventress did not know it at the time, Dooku's intention was for Ventress to continue in her role of [[assassin]] by [[Death|killing]] his sister,because Jenza |
+ | '''Jenza''' was a [[Serennian]] [[Sexes|female]], the [[House Serenno|daughter]] of [[Count of Serenno|Count]] [[Gora]] and [[Count]]ess [[Anya]], and the sister of [[Dooku]] and [[Ramil]]. Gora abandoned the [[Force-sensitive]] Dooku to be found by the [[Jedi Order]], becoming a [[Jedi youngling|Jedi initiate]]. Among other initiates, Dooku returned to [[Serenno]] during a festival, encountering Jenza and discovering who she was. After returning to the [[Imperial Palace|Jedi Temple]] on [[Coruscant]], Jenza and Dooku secretly continued to communicate. After [[Lord|Lady]] Jenza was kidnapped, by Republic-backed agents, Dooku tasked [[Asajj Ventress]] to track her down soon after Ventress became his [[Sith apprentice|apprentice]]. Though Ventress did not know it at the time, Dooku's intention was for Ventress to continue in her role of [[assassin]] by [[Death|killing]] his sister, because Jenza planned to reveal Dooku's secrets to the Republic, thus severing his ties with the past. Jenza pleaded with Dooku to contact the Jedi and not continue down the [[Dark side of the Force|dark path]] he was on, but Dooku was not persuaded and had Ventress slay her with her [[Asajj Ventress's lightsabers|lightsabers]].<ref name="Dooku: Jedi Lost" /> |
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Jenza was a Serennian female, the daughter of Count Gora and Countess Anya, and the sister of Dooku and Ramil. Gora abandoned the Force-sensitive Dooku to be found by the Jedi Order, becoming a Jedi initiate. Among other initiates, Dooku returned to Serenno during a festival, encountering Jenza and discovering who she was. After returning to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Jenza and Dooku secretly continued to communicate. After Lady Jenza was kidnapped, by Republic-backed agents, Dooku tasked Asajj Ventress to track her down soon after Ventress became his apprentice. Though Ventress did not know it at the time, Dooku's intention was for Ventress to continue in her role of assassin by killing his sister, because Jenza planned to reveal Dooku's secrets to the Republic, thus severing his ties with the past. Jenza pleaded with Dooku to contact the Jedi and not continue down the dark path he was on, but Dooku was not persuaded and had Ventress slay her with her lightsabers.[1]
Appearances
- Dooku: Jedi Lost (First appearance)
- Dooku: Jedi Lost script
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Dooku: Jedi Lost
- ↑ The script of Dooku: Jedi Lost states that Jenza is eleven years old when Dooku is at the age of twelve. Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know places Dooku's birth in 102 BBY, meaning that Jenza must have been born one year later in 101 BBY.
- ↑ The events of Dooku: Jedi Lost take place before Asajj Ventress' appearance as a Sith apprentice in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars film, which Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates to 22 BBY.