Spoilers The Acolyte
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I will say, the reveal pleased me. I'm glad it didn't go in a particular character direction.
He was angry so of course
I guess he was the "Sol Survivor" of the jedi team 
Now that I got that out of the way, despite my misgivings about Qimir being the secret Sith, he absolutely won me over with that fight.
5 Jedi toasted? Heck yeah.
At the end, I actually thought that was Osha returning with Sol, but I had to double check. So Mae is pretending to be her sister, and Qimir now gets to train Osha.
Fun! This absolutely makes the whole season so far worth it.
Now that I got that out of the way, despite my misgivings about Qimir being the secret Sith, he absolutely won me over with that fight.
5 Jedi toasted? Heck yeah.
At the end, I actually thought that was Osha returning with Sol, but I had to double check. So Mae is pretending to be her sister, and Qimir now gets to train Osha.
Fun! This absolutely makes the whole season so far worth it.
The writer revealed on Twitter that it was written and filmed as one, but Disney made them cut it in half.
(And I told you Smilo Ren was Jason.
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A good episode. I had already predicted the Master's identity, but the way it went in the show and how he acted made me like it more then I thought I would. The action was good, and I got a few legit shocks (I actually said "Holy Shit" out loud when the Master snapped Osha's friend's neck). I'm definitely interested to see where it goes from here.
The chap is wither a Sith wannabe or one that was kicked out (or left on his own) because he didn't believe in their principles.
I just feel an actual Sith would have made sure all the Jedi were dead before chasing Mei, and he would have burned their bodies to make sure no one could connect their deaths to him and the Sith.
I really hope Dafine's character is dead. Not because I don't like her but because I hate this obsession they seem to do recently with a saber impalement just being a flesh wound.
I just feel an actual Sith would have made sure all the Jedi were dead before chasing Mei, and he would have burned their bodies to make sure no one could connect their deaths to him and the Sith.
I really hope Dafine's character is dead. Not because I don't like her but because I hate this obsession they seem to do recently with a saber impalement just being a flesh wound.
He also said he doesn't have a name. Wouldn't a Sith of either Master or Apprentice rank have a Sith name? Sounds like he's an independent operator now or possibly always has been.
Absolutely. They needed to ditch the utterly pointless return to Coruscant in episode four and then just combine it all into one. This episode makes episode 4 look even more like weaksauce wheel-spinning.
What direction were you afraid of?
Well, this episode was rad. I really liked the first two, was intrigued a bit by the third, but disappointed that it spent so much time on what is clearly only part of the story. And four was poorly structured and just wheel-spinning.
But the show roared back to life with this episode. Really dug it. Some real shocking deaths/moments, intriguing (if not entirely surprising) twists. Things are moving in a very cool direction and I can't wait to see how the switcheroo unfolds.
Speaking of which, did the ending of the episode remind anyone else of Lore's constant habit of stealing Data's clothes on TNG?
But the show roared back to life with this episode. Really dug it. Some real shocking deaths/moments, intriguing (if not entirely surprising) twists. Things are moving in a very cool direction and I can't wait to see how the switcheroo unfolds.
Speaking of which, did the ending of the episode remind anyone else of Lore's constant habit of stealing Data's clothes on TNG?
The Mother, the human one.
From the High Republic? She wasn’t human.
The one that wasn't Zabrak, then.
Oh. I think that thought entered my head briefly at one point.
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