Red Five said:
Luke grew up his entire life knowing nothing of his father except that his uncle disapproved of him until he meets Kenobi and is told his father was a hero murdered by Vader, then that Vader himself, the worst person in the whole galaxy, is his father.
chase128 said:
He had daddy issues.
I Have Spoken said:Red Five said:
Luke grew up his entire life knowing nothing of his father except that his uncle disapproved of him until he meets Kenobi and is told his father was a hero murdered by Vader, then that Vader himself, the worst person in the whole galaxy, is his father.
Read this 5 times. Why are we so shocked that Luke ended up on an island living alone?
I have the sense that Owen rarely talked about him at all.BrownCoat said:I Have Spoken said:Red Five said:
Luke grew up his entire life knowing nothing of his father except that his uncle disapproved of him until he meets Kenobi and is told his father was a hero murdered by Vader, then that Vader himself, the worst person in the whole galaxy, is his father.
Read this 5 times. Why are we so shocked that Luke ended up on an island living alone?
When Ahsoka said, " So much like your father" and it wasn't intended as an insult was probably a big moment for Luke. We all know Uncle Owen trash talked his father endlessly.
and sister issues as wellchase128 said:
He had daddy issues.
i wasnt a rebels fan.maca1028 said:Quote:
The Ahsoka/Vader confrontation in Rebels (it's a cartoon) was one of the greatest moments if not the greatest moment in SW animated history.
That was my thought up until the final scene of clone wars.
I think that line was meant to bring a mix of emotions. Luke was feeling really ambitious, he wants so badly to train Grogu to be great like Yoda, he wants Grogu to agree to train under him and I think he's having to control himself to even Grogu that choice. I think it makes Luke take a step back from his ambition and focus on giving Grogu a choice. And you make a great point, to that point, Luke's father is the biggest villain in the galaxy and nobody knows that it was Anakin who destroyed the master behind the show and set everyone free.BrownCoat said:I Have Spoken said:Red Five said:
Luke grew up his entire life knowing nothing of his father except that his uncle disapproved of him until he meets Kenobi and is told his father was a hero murdered by Vader, then that Vader himself, the worst person in the whole galaxy, is his father.
Read this 5 times. Why are we so shocked that Luke ended up on an island living alone?
When Ahsoka said, " So much like your father" and it wasn't intended as an insult was probably a big moment for Luke. We all know Uncle Owen trash talked his father endlessly.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Doesn't seem Ahsoka ever met him or knew of him.
no. poetry would be binary sunRISE, to signal hope for the future.Brian Earl Spilner said:
The show ends with Luke handing Grogu off to Mando, then turning towards the twin sunset. The Force theme swells.
Credits.
why not both?TCTTS said:
So who brings Grogu to Tatooine? Luke or Ahsoka?
Heh, that would be good. Show that Luke still has a bit of the impatient brat we saw on Tattooine in him.helloimustbegoing said:
My brother said the first scene of Grogu and Luke should have been Luke unable to "talk" to Grogu mentally like Ahsoka did, and him completely frazzled, yelling "MY NAME IS LUKE, WHAT IS YOUR NAME?" and getting all agitated.
jokershady said:
Ghost Yoda shows up and lightning strikes the pykes, cad bane, and the mayor.
Next scene everyone's on Achto celebrating with the porgs
The End.
i think it is pretty clear that we'll get a reveal that someone else has been behind the Pykes. we just know so little about them so far, i think it's because they're saving it for the finale.OnlyForNow said:
And Thrawn has some hand in the Pykes?
Curious why you think this. The Pykes have plenty of motivation without being a puppet of Thrawn.jackie childs said:i think it is pretty clear that we'll get a reveal that someone else has been behind the Pykes. we just know so little about them so far, i think it's because they're saving it for the finale.OnlyForNow said:
And Thrawn has some hand in the Pykes?
i'm less sure as to "who" the reveal will be. i actually think it's more likely to be someone else, other than Thrawn, just to give Ahsoka's show its own plot line.
powerbelly said:Curious why you think this. The Pykes have plenty of motivation without being a puppet of Thrawn.jackie childs said:i think it is pretty clear that we'll get a reveal that someone else has been behind the Pykes. we just know so little about them so far, i think it's because they're saving it for the finale.OnlyForNow said:
And Thrawn has some hand in the Pykes?
i'm less sure as to "who" the reveal will be. i actually think it's more likely to be someone else, other than Thrawn, just to give Ahsoka's show its own plot line.
it seems that a theme of this series has been obfuscating who the "bad guy" was. we've been teased about the biker gang, the mayor, the hutts and now the pykes. i think it's clear the pykes are going to be the antagonists in the final battle, but i just feel like we're going to learn there's more going on than just a drug cartel running spice.powerbelly said:Curious why you think this. The Pykes have plenty of motivation without being a puppet of Thrawn.jackie childs said:i think it is pretty clear that we'll get a reveal that someone else has been behind the Pykes. we just know so little about them so far, i think it's because they're saving it for the finale.OnlyForNow said:
And Thrawn has some hand in the Pykes?
i'm less sure as to "who" the reveal will be. i actually think it's more likely to be someone else, other than Thrawn, just to give Ahsoka's show its own plot line.
