Ahsoka - SPOILERS

[Zardnaar]

This show just keeps getting better and better!

Yeah that was another great episode.

Got a chuckle from me about a galaxy far far away.

 

[MarkB]

Cool episode, I loved the dog-thing mount.

Made slightly surreal by me mishearing the planet's name as "Druidia" at the start, which was a tie-in I wasn't expecting.

 

[Stalker0]

The tinkering with concepts over decades has muddied what we’re very clear waters.

Part of this too is cultural and societal changes.

For example, in the original star wars, "balance in the force" was not "light and dark in harmony", it was "only light, no dark". The dark side was a corruption of the force, not an equal partner.

However, as western culture became exposed to a lot of eastern philosophies, the "yin yang" concept of light and dark acting in equal harmony became popular. So in the prequels when the prophecy of the "one who would bring balance to the force" came up, a lot of people legitimately thought this meant "a balance of light and dark". But that's NOT what the jedi order meant, they thought it would end the dark side.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Can't wait to see what Blue Elon does next.


Jokes aside, great episode. Love Thrawn.

 

[MoonSong]

Can't wait to see what Blue Elon does next.


Jokes aside, great episode. Love Thrawn.

Was expecting Thrawn to be more impossing. But he is still very good.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

So, what are they loading onto the Chimera?

 

[MarkB]

So, what are they loading onto the Chimera?

I was assuming they were just stripping everything of value out of their lair. After all, it's not like they're planning on ever coming back once they leave.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I was assuming they were just stripping everything of value out of their lair. After all, it's not like they're planning on ever coming back once they leave.

I don't know about that, as they are suspiciously human-sized. Bringing their own zombie army with them, maybe? And speaking of that, my first thought at seeing the troopers and the look of their armor is that they are all actually already dead and are Nightsister zombies, like Marrok was.

 

[Zardnaar]

Part of this too is cultural and societal changes.

For example, in the original star wars, "balance in the force" was not "light and dark in harmony", it was "only light, no dark". The dark side was a corruption of the force, not an equal partner.

However, as western culture became exposed to a lot of eastern philosophies, the "yin yang" concept of light and dark acting in equal harmony became popular. So in the prequels when the prophecy of the "one who would bring balance to the force" came up, a lot of people legitimately thought this meant "a balance of light and dark". But that's NOT what the jedi order meant, they thought it would end the dark side.

Never seen that onscreen though it's from an interview with Lucas.

 

[Zardnaar]

I don't know about that, as they are suspiciously human-sized. Bringing their own zombie army with them, maybe? And speaking of that, my first thought at seeing the troopers and the look of their armor is that they are all actually already dead and are Nightsister zombies, like Marrok was.

I missed that at first. I thought they were just like Gideons dirty storm troopers.

Rewatched the scene they were emptying catacombs with coffin sized loads.

I'm guessing they get back to the main galaxy. Ahsoka brings the others back via Ezra bond with space whales.

Baylan encounters not Abeloth/force entity which comes back as well.