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Who is Hera\u2019s son Jacen Syndulla in Ahsoka?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Hera\u2019s son Jacen first appeared in the epilogue of Star Wars: Rebels. The boy, who\u2019s depicted with bright green hair, is seen joining his mother on the Ghost.<\/p>\n
Hera says: \u201cIt\u2019s why we need to work for it. Everything we\u2019re doing right now\u2026 it\u2019s for the New Republic, not for us. But I\u2019ve got a family. I\u2019ve got a son who needs me, a home-world I haven\u2019t seen in too long. I\u2019ve got people who I care about \u2013 I want to live for them awhile, instead of the galaxy.\u201d<\/p>\n
Jacen is first seen in Ahsoka running up to his mother after he hears the news that Sabine has returned to be Ahsoka\u2019s Padawan, saying: \u201cI wanna be a Jedi!\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n
Episode 5 sees more development for him, as he proves crucial in finding Ahsoka after her journey to the World Between Worlds. Standing on the cliff where Ahsoka lost her battle against Baylen Skoll (Ray Stevenson), he encourages her to listen for lightsabers.<\/p>\n
Hera listens to her son, flying low to find her friend and recover her from the ocean. It certainly seems to prove that Jacen is force-sensitive.<\/p>\n
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