Spoilers AHSOKA series [Spoiler Discussion]

[Captrek]

A couple of observations about the Sabine-Ezra meeting.

First, considering how long they’ve been waiting for it and how much Sabine sacrificed to make it happen, it seems emotionally underwhelming. Shouldn’t they be much more excited to see each other? I know “stoic” is the style of the series, but really…

Second, how is it the question of “How are we getting home?” never comes up?

 

[UssGlenn]

Second, how is it the question of “How are we getting home?” never comes up?

That would have been after "how did you get here" and Sabine put a kibosh on that conversation for the time being.

 

[YellowSubmarine]

The emotions were oozing out of Sabine, she restrained most but she had no success hiding them. Ezra was trying to act like the Jedi before him.

 

[fireproof78]

? I know “stoic” is the style of the series, but really…

Dude's trying to play it cool for the cute girl.

 

[Jedi Marso]

Ezra looks like he's ready to lead the exodus and part the Red sea.

 

[Tuskin38]

Huh, Diana Lee Inosanto, the actress who plays Morgan Elsbeth, was Linda Park's and Kara Zediker's (T'Pau) stunt double in ENT Season 4.

 

[Reverend]

Ezra looks like he's ready to lead the exodus and part the Red sea.

Mostly what strikes me about Ezra is how much he looks like his father. Or rather he would if he trimmed down the beard a bit.

I know “stoic” is the style of the series, but really…

You do remember the part where he's a Jedi, right? Also worth keeping in mind that he's not a teenager anymore.
Even so, I'd hardly call fond smiles and heartfelt hugging "stoic". People don't have to scream and bawl to show genuine joy. This isn't a melodrama.

 

[fireproof78]

Ezra looks like he's ready to lead the exodus and part the Red sea.

Dude, if I'm getting a new version of "The Ten Commandments" then Ahsoka is totally worth it.

 

[Ithekro]

First we had Obi-wan looking like Jesus. Now we have Erza looking like Moses. What next?

 

[UssGlenn]

You do remember the part where he's a Jedi, right? Also worth keeping in mind that he's not a teenager anymore.
Even so, I'd hardly call fond smiles and heartfelt hugging "stoic". People don't have to scream and bawl to show genuine joy. This isn't a melodrama.

Yeah, this isn't Star Trek: Discovery

 

[Samurai8472]

Dude, if I'm getting a new version of "The Ten Commandments" then Ahsoka is totally worth it.

Sabine's going to fully unleash her force powers and "part" the space whales so their ships can pass?

 

[fireproof78]

First we had Obi-wan looking like Jesus. Now we have Erza looking like Moses. What next?

Amidala looking like Cleopatra.

Even so, I'd hardly call fond smiles and heartfelt hugging "stoic".

Perhaps closer to the original Greek Stoics idea, with emotion experienced but not dominating decisions.

 

[Morpheus 02]

Sabine's going to fully unleash her force powers and "part" the space whales so their ships can pass?

Actually, we just had Ahsoka as Jonah, but the revised journey/attitude

 

[Reverend]

Dude, if I'm getting a new version of "The Ten Commandments" then Ahsoka is totally worth it.

Supposedly, that's meant to be the general vibe of the Mangold DotJ project, so if this is tying into that somewhat, then it seems appropriate.

Sabine's going to fully unleash her force powers and "part" the space whales so their ships can pass?

Parting the rings of whalebone dust feels like it'd be a little more dramatic.

Amidala looking like Cleopatra.

Her outfit from this deleted scene says "Hi!"

 

[Dee1891]

I imagine “Stop trying to kill him” would do the trick. He may not be Temple-trained, but he’s still a Jedi.

That doesn't really mean anything. I doubt that being a Jedi would automatically ensure that a character would not kill someone he or she deemed a bad guy. Being a Jedi is not a guarantee that he or she would refrain killing someone he/she deemed dangerous.

 

[Set Harth]

Yeah, this isn't Star Trek: Discovery

Someone better call the burn unit

 

[thribs]

I wonder how Thrawn and his men managed to survive against a somewhat powerful Jedi, who was not their captive. Especially someone like Ezra, who had never been Temple trained.

What powerful Jedi?

 

[cooleddie74]

Ezra's a Jedi but inferring he's an Obi-Wan or Luke kind of threat is a bit much. He's good, but not THAT good.

 

[Set Harth]

This is the hour of the Bokken Jedi.

 

[thribs]

I wonder if that shoulder shrug Anakin does was intentional as that was when they were supposed to superimpose the body suit over him but it just didn't work very well and so they changed it.