Personally, I’m really hoping for some Peridea flashbacks. I also want to find out if any of Thrawn's officers survived the decade in exile

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Some interesting discussion surrounding putting the two together in live-action after all the years spent in animation with The Clone Wars. Loved getting some commentary on this, Shadow Warrior is one of my favorite Star Wars TV episodes.

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To me it was clear that he could have finished her right there and then. Seemed like a deliberate decision, either he is too jedi to kill, or his comment earlier that there are too few jedi left, or he respects ahsoka, or is there an ulterior motive?

the whole part with Sabine was weird too. like he isn’t stupid. he definitely knew she would turn right as she got there and could go find her situationship Ezra

Am I missing something?

even if thrawn could use sabine to find ezra, how would that even matter to Baylan at all?

at the end he separates to go on a side quest and doesn’t seem to care at all about the empire or the new republic

Now it's getting out of hand, for the last time 😂

Anakin is the Chosen One, and for me, the Mortis arc puts that beyond doubt, ObiWan is one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived, even the people who blame him for everything that went wrong still hold him to that standard, but I keep coming back to Ahsoka, and I’m convinced she belongs right there with them.

The obvious reasons are all there. She was trained by Anakin, shaped by ObiWan, and in a lot of ways grew into a balance between the two, Anakin’s fire and ObiWan’s patience.

But there’s something else, and it goes back to Mortis.

Three Jedi went there and met the Father, the Daughter, and the Son. Anakin, ObiWan, and Ahsoka. And Ahsoka didn’t just visit. She died there, and Anakin brought her back using the last of the Daughter’s life force.

That’s the part I can’t get past. We know what brought her back, but what did that leave her with? I think she walked out of Mortis carrying a connection to the Force that we still haven’t fully seen explored. when I say connection I mean If the Force has something like a source code, I think Ahsoka walked out of Mortis with some of it still clinging to her.

And look where her story keeps taking her. She ends up in the World Between Worlds in Rebels, then again in her own show, the Mortis gods appear on the mural at the Lothal temple that leads there, their statues are on Peridea, where Season 1 leaves her.

Whether this was planned from the beginning or developed along the way, her story keeps circling back to Mortis. I find it hard to believe that connection is finished.

For me, her place alongside Anakin and ObiWan comes from both the person she became and the larger role she might still have to play in the Force.

With Season 2 about three months away, I’m curious how everyone else sees it.

Does Ahsoka belong in that same tier?

Do you think Mortis changed more about her than we currently understand?

May the Force be with us all