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I'm good with it. I was a bit underwhelmed by the last couple eps, but this one worked for me. It's OK if some subtext stays subtext, right?

Although Indara's reason for not owning up to what happened was actually pretty good. Getting a good outcome for the one person they actually rescued at the cost of the truth isn't a crazy decision. It might have even worked.

I don't think Vernestra is supposed to have fallen at this time. Haven't got a clue who she's talking to, though.

OK. I'm just not sure that she was ever really LS. She failed out for a reason. Maybe Sol saved the wrong one.

Was she actually the good sister, though?

My take was that he thought that Sol was being reckless and would get them both killed.

Was cortosis already canon? I thought not.

Yeah, that's definitely angling towards another season. Wonder how much of the EU they want to recanonize. I figure that's got to be Plagueis too.

Looks like it's go time.

Given the budget this thing had, I think we're going to have to go with "fanatically committed to ambiguity" over "not enough money for an explosion." And if I was making a show where a fire was really devastating, I probably would have set that fire in a structure that wasn't made of stone.

I've seen a couple of review takes saying that the big reveal is that Sol was the villain all along. It's a little reductionist, but I kinda get it.

Yeah, it's pretty clear that she didn't intend to harm anyone. Speaking of harm, was the rest of the coven actually killed in that Force confrontation, or were they just knocked out only to die from the fire? I'm still not sure how we're supposed to read that.

That's my feeling too. Whether there actually are any more episodes coming...

Maybe they won't try. What was that Mass Effect line? "Lots of speculations for everyone"

WRT Sol, I thought he was just too keen to see the Force as wanting something from him. Sometimes it's just you, not Destiny. Torbin? Yeah, didn't work for me either.

I'd bet the former, but not with a high degree of confidence.

The irony is that traditional Jedi methods would have worked just fine here. There's nothing to suggest that the coven couldn't have just gone on its way.

OK. But this is a YMMV thing. I thought where he ended up was appropriate.

He was right about the Jedi.

In fairness, Indara seems to have been right in this particular case. It's everybody else going off-book which causes things to go off the rails. I think the general point is reasonable, though. I've always been with TLJ Luke.