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| In the '']'' series, Jacen throws Jaina out of the Alliance Navy when she refuses to follow his order to destroy a crippled ship. She senses at this time a growing darkness in her twin. In '']'', Jacen falls to the ], and Jaina realizes her duty as the "Sword of the Jedi" requires her to stop him. She turns to ] to train her. In '']'', Jaina duels and kills Jacen. | In the '']'' series, Jacen throws Jaina out of the Alliance Navy when she refuses to follow his order to destroy a crippled ship. She senses at this time a growing darkness in her twin. In '']'', Jacen falls to the ], and Jaina realizes her duty as the "Sword of the Jedi" requires her to stop him. She turns to ] to train her. In '']'', Jaina duels and kills Jacen. | ||
| == In Lego Form == | |||
| In the Lego Star War: Trilogy series, Jaina stars as herself. A girl named Megan | |||
| portrays her in this series. Jaina marries another lego named Chad Stark, and later, has two kids with him. (Chad Jr. and Padme Stark) Chad is the hottie - hot - hottie in high school, and Padme is almost left to dry. Padme then gets killed in a fighter crash when impereals go after her, and Jaina nearly gets her heart stolen when a lego Zekk comes to the set of the show. In the movie finale, Jaina has another kid with Chad, a daughter. | |||
| == Battling And Romance == | |||
| Chad is later introduced into the show, as Jaina's jedi master. She ends up falling for him, and making a fool out of herself as she tries to make him feel the same. (For her.) | |||
| Jaina and Chad end up having to work together in a battle, and that's when he really finds out that he loves her. | |||
| == "Idol Wars" == | |||
| Megan also plays Jaina in a minishow called, "Idol Wars." The show is where the LSW:T cast,(the legos)come to sing in frount of the three judges. Jacen, Leia, and Ahsarad Hett. Han comes to sing a song for Leia, who is the most likely Paula Abdul lego, and sings a version of,"Don't You Wish Your Wife Was Hot Like Mine." Leia claims that her favorite part was the, "Don't You wish your wife was sexy like mine," part. | |||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Jaina Solo is a fictional character from the Star Wars Expanded Universe, the eldest child of Han Solo and Leia Organa Solo. She is also the elder twin of Jacen by five minutes and the sister of Anakin. She has appeared in various novels and the Champions of the Force set for the Star Wars Miniatures Game.
Creation and development
The characters of Jaina Solo and her twin brother Jacen were created by Timothy Zahn for the novel The Last Command (1994). The twins played a small role in Kevin J. Anderson's Jedi Academy trilogy, and a larger supporting role in Vonda McIntyre's The Crystal Star. Not until the Young Jedi Knights (1995) do Jaina Solo and her friends become major characters.
Elaine Cunningham, author of Dark Journey, commented that the story is a personal one focusing on a difficult time in Jaina's life. Walter Jon Williams, author of Destiny's Way, commented that the plot concerning Jaina Solo's love-life caused some frantic rewrites.
Depiction
Jaina, named after Han's mother, is born five minutes before her brother Jacen in The Thrawn Trilogy. The twins, and eventually their younger brother, live at various safe havens for their first few years under the protection of Leia's handmaiden Winter. In Dark Apprentice, Jaina helps her brother defend their unconscious uncle from the spirit of Sith Lord Exar Kun. In The Crystal Star, Jaina is kidnapped by and used, along with her siblings, in a plot to take advantage of their Force powers. In the Corellian Trilogy, Jaina is again kidnapped but escapes. In the Young Jedi Knights series, Jaina travels to Yavin 4 with her brother to begin her Jedi training.
Throughout the New Jedi Order series, Jaina pursues a life separate from her twin brother and becomes Mara Jade Skywalker's apprentice. Jaina progresses quickly as a Jedi and a pilot, eventually joining Rogue Squadron. She also develops a romantic relationship with Jagged Fel. She briefly becomes the apprentice of fallen Jedi Kyp Durron. Jaina's understanding and manipulation of Yuuzhan Vong technology causes them to associate her with their trickster goddess. She is present at the conclusion of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong.
In The Joiner King, Jaina and the Jedi Zekk are joined in the Killik hive. Jacen tricks them into attacking a Chiss base to provoke a war between the Chiss and the Killiks; Jaina, furious, vows that she will never fly with Jacen again.
In the Legacy of the Force series, Jacen throws Jaina out of the Alliance Navy when she refuses to follow his order to destroy a crippled ship. She senses at this time a growing darkness in her twin. In Betrayal, Jacen falls to the dark side of the Force, and Jaina realizes her duty as the "Sword of the Jedi" requires her to stop him. She turns to Boba Fett to train her. In Invincible, Jaina duels and kills Jacen.
See also
References
- Sterling Hershey and Gary M. Sarli, "Champions of the Force Preview 7: Solo Twins and Jedi Sentinel," Wizards of the Coast (Thursday, June 8, 2006).
- Jaina Solo Behind the Scenes on Star Wars: Databank
- Shared Worlds
External links
- Jaina Solo in the StarWars.com Databank
- Jaina Solo on Wookieepedia, a Star Wars wiki