Yeah, I mean, you totally could feel it coming. The musical score, the people standing around in dramatic poses like it's some kind of face-off, the camera work: it all proudly announced, "Here we go!"
Reva's interactions with Leia were great. To me, those were some highlights of the episode.
Jesus, is that how people view the character? To me, she was your standard evil user of the Force. It didn't occur to me that she was what anyone thought of as a stereotype. That's just so unfair to Ingram Moses.
Not Tera! He was cool and taught Ahsoka some valuable lessons.
Yeah, I should have worded my question more clearly to be: was that confirmation that the Grand Inquisitor is still alive? I agree that they don't want to invalidate Rebels.
Hmm. Obi-Wan described it as a tomb, so I assumed that meant they were all dead. I expect he'd be able to sense them through the Force if they were still alive, even if they're "frozen".
Yeah it was a bit weird. Maybe they put it back on him as they were sticking him in there. They looked very trophy-ish, along with all the lightsabers on display in the other room.
If you listen to Vader's conversation with Reva in Ep 3 he doesn't actually confirm GI is dead. He just allows Reva to believe it.
