Also, I totally forgot to look, but did anyone see Morai anywhere in the show this week? She usually shows up when something is about to happen, Force-wise that is.
Star Wars Ahsoka (tv series)
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Joek3rr
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I don't think he is a Force ghost. Ugh. I hope he can't leave the World Between Worlds.
I don't think he is either. I'm wondering if he's a result of what she did when she was in there by herself.
Also, I suggest folks go back & watch that scene again with subtitles on. Just a suggestion, but it could make for good speculation/conversation.
Finally, I also don't think we've seen the last of that one particular character with so many theories about them.
He has the size/bulk/presence to have BEEN Vader
As far as she was concerned, her master was gone, she was alone with two dark Jedi, and had no where to go. Her "love" for Ezra and stress in the moment led her to make that decision.
...and also, plot.
Love this. LOL
Pretty sure Anakin is how Ahsoka ended up in the WBW, he had to have grabbed her through a portal. Second time she’s been saved that way.
It was driving me nuts that Ahsoka didn’t grab the map with the force but I guess they needed her hands to get burned so there was a reason she would lose the fight
It was driving me nuts that Ahsoka didn’t grab the map with the force but I guess they needed her hands to get burned so there was a reason she would lose the fight
This is just the problem with the force being so powerful in general. Knowing all the ways powerful force users can use the force, there have been hundreds of moments throughout the movies and shows where they should have just used the force. A force push, a force pull, super speed, high jumps, etc. It doesn’t really bug me that much though. I just go with it because there has never been consistency on how its used.
my take on it is that since the map was being held by magic during the upload, magictoo strong for a force pull?
The way I see the force is like in the video games... you can run out of it momentarily... if you use it for something it drains and then you can not use it for another thing. Think of Grogu... everytime he uses it drains him of energy... So she might be out of it and goes to manual mode.
It would be very convenient if you had unlimited force energy... but would make a very boring story.
ScourgiousJinx
Master Member
Especially since Huyang made such a big deal about them staying together. It was beyond obvious that that was going to happen as soon as he said that to them.
We sometimes forget that we are watching from the outside in. We have the whole picture, the characters do not.
Shooting him in the head just to get the Map? what happens after that? how on earth would she know that to do next? Quite frankly i would have done the same if it was my relative im in search for. He might just be my only chance to see them again...Was it somewhat predictable? maybe, it could have went in either direction... What seems obvious to some is not to others. Sabine went with the heart/gut not reason.
Rich Evans/ RLM said that, as a Force user, you would just force squeeze your opponent's brain inside their skull and kill them. You would never need to fight or get close to them.
It drained Yoda to fight Doku, and then Palpatine, even tired him out a little after lifting Luke's X-wing.
Baylan was the perfect picture of using both emotion & reason to tempt someone to do the wrong thing. The master stroke for me was emphasizing that he wanted her to come with him "willingly". It's a way of making the victim eternally responsible for their own guilt, even after they regret their decision to give in.
A simple, "... but no one held a gun to your head..." is all it takes for a person's psyche to stay in a state of self-loathing.
A simple, "... but no one held a gun to your head..." is all it takes for a person's psyche to stay in a state of self-loathing.
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sbaxter
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Yes … if a Jedi, Sith, or other "Force-wielder" could make unlimited use of something like the "Force Dash" we saw in TPM, why wouldn't they? The fact we see it rarely, and then only in spurts, makes it clear to me that they can't use it all the time.
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Darth Lars
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That was a thing in the Darth Bane EU novel. Students at the Sith Academy were trained in doing, and protecting themselves against attacks such as that.
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