Ahsoka TV Series (Spoiler Discussion)

"MrRandyWatson;c-2438677" wrote:
We came to similar conclusions but I thought the live or die comment was meant to be both literal and metaphorical and to parallel the comment later when Ahsoka said "I wont fight" and Anakin says "then you'll die" and he makes a comment about her not learning the lesson.

Literally shes in the water and if shes doesn't fight for her life she will die (drown).

Metaphorically, if she doesn't shed the fear of repeating her master's failures (both as a teacher and his fall to Darth Vader) then she does nothing which is another way of saying she may as well be dead. That is why he said "is that what this is about" when she talked about him becoming Vader. The lesson isn't that she will become Vader because her master did, the lesson is that she takes what Anakin has given her, learn from it, and be a better Jedi and a better master both because of the good and the bad.

fear leads to the Dark side, doubt leads to fear, there is no try. Basically very similar lesson to what Yoda tought to Luke. So no, 'fear consequences' wouldn't be a lesson =)
And I doubt she would die physically, but I can accept that (apathy is death) by not acting she would really discrad her teachings so far and woudn't be Ahsoka, still it would eventually lead her to the DS. So, basically its the same, has the same weight as 'killing Ahsoka' and becoming DS version of herself. Plus, having a lot of issues with easily falling to the DS in Clone Wars and chose to reverse-bleed crystals, I think this was more likely.

i think we need to get on the same page here. did anakin appear to her in a vision (doubtful imo)? did she actually travel to the world between worlds and meet anakin there (silly imo)? is everything "only" happening in her subconsciousness, symbolizing her struggle to stay alive (definitely the case imo)? there seems to be indication for all three, but a combination doesn't make much sense and if it's is just one of the three, some elements feel out of place.

Yes, it is all dumb

I definitely enjoyed the last Episode. It had nice moments and felt more like Star Wars again for me.
When the Series started I was not really sure and thought it was relatively boring so I wasn't really anticipating the next Episode but it got better per Episode and now I am actually looking forward to the next.

It was 100% Anakin, not some subconscious construct. Remember, he returned to the Light Side at the end of Return of the Jedi. He took this opportunity to finally complete Ahsoka's training, something they've mentioned was incomplete a few times already this season. It's pretty simple.

"LordDirt;c-2438680" wrote:
It is just another connection to her fight in Rebels. That is all this show is.

Can you stop posting please. Your negativity is just unnecessary. If you don't like the show stop watching it.

"Bladegunner;c-2438993" wrote:

"LordDirt;c-2438680" wrote:
It is just another connection to her fight in Rebels. That is all this show is.

Can you stop posting please. Your negativity is just unnecessary. If you don't like the show stop watching it.

:D

Is Huyang the historian of SW instead of R2?!
I wonder if Baylan wants to find Mortis to become the Father or Brother? Ashoka wearing all white seems to be hinting that tie in.
Why does Thrawn have a potbelly now? it seems out of place for the training we saw him doing in Rebels, plus it kinds looks like a pillow shoved under his tunic. That being said, his new legions look great! Based off the name "night trooper" I'm assuming they're gonna be imbued with Magick?
I had a bigger reaction to seeing Chimera than Ezra, they just did the ship's scale and damage so well, though I am looking forward to seeing Ezra fighting

This was a much better episode that felt more like SW.

I liked episode five a lot and episode six is better yet. The acting seems to be 100% better then episodes 1-3.