What Does Ahsoka's White Outfit Mean in Star Wars? It Symbolizes Her Special Relationship With the Force

The fifth episode of Ahsoka brought other important events that may affect the future of Star Wars. One of them is the long-announced transformation of the title character, which was to make Tano like Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings.

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Indeed, in the latest episode of the show we witness the main character donning white robes. This is not the first time such a situation has occurred. A similar situation took place in Star Wars: Rebels. However, as with Gandalf, Ahsoka's transformation does not end with just a change of color.

How did this important transformation take place? Before we get to this question, it is worth recalling the circumstances of the first such situation. It all started with a death on the planet Mortis, after which Ahsoka ended up in the World between Worlds. However, she was resurrected by the Daughter, a shape-shifting personification of the Light side of the Force.

The same happened during her duel with Darth Vader, from which she was rescued at the last moment by Ezra Bridger. Meanwhile, in the fourth episode, we saw Ahsoka awaken in the World Between Worlds after losing her duel with Baylan Skoll.

In the latest episode, the heroine, through her master Anakin, once again relived certain events from her past - particularly those she tried so hard to escape from. That's exact;y what became the catalyst for Ahsoka's transformation in this mystical and Force-filled place.

Confronting her unwanted past made Ahsoka finally look at her life in a completely different way. The white color, identical to that of her swords, shows the heroine's development. Moreover, it brings her closer to the Force, and at the same time to achieving balance.

It must be admitted that Dave Filoni decided to introduce Ahsoka the White at the perfect moment. After all, huge challenges are waiting for the heroine in the coming episodes. Not only does she have to go to an unknown galaxy, but she will surely face her enemies there. Including Baylan Skoll, to whom she owes this transformation, and above all Admiral Thrawn, who has been announced since the beginning of the series.

Ahsoka will need all the strength and clarity she gained in the World Between Worlds to deal with what awaits her beyond the borders of the known galaxy. There are only three episodes left of the first season. Seeing how Ahsoka will deal with adversity will certainly be very exciting.

If you haven't yet had a chance to get acquainted with Ahsoka, we remind you that the series is available on Disney+.

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