E.H. Ruddock wrote:My theory, that no one asked for, is that she really isn’t in the world between worlds, physically anyway. You don’t get there by falling off of a cliff. They made it clear in Rebels how difficult it was to get there. And didn’t Anakin say something like “surprised to see you here so soon”? My guess is she’s in a purgatory, dying, and her master appears to talk her back to life. Think Harry Potter and the deathly hallows. He’ll say some force shit like “they still need you, it isn’t your time, wake up…” and she’ll wake up as Hera is lifting her out of the water with a claw on the ship.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:My theory, that no one asked for, is that she really isn’t in the world between worlds, physically anyway. You don’t get there by falling off of a cliff. They made it clear in Rebels how difficult it was to get there. And didn’t Anakin say something like “surprised to see you here so soon”? My guess is she’s in a purgatory, dying, and her master appears to talk her back to life. Think Harry Potter and the deathly hallows. He’ll say some force shit like “they still need you, it isn’t your time, wake up…” and she’ll wake up as Hera is lifting her out of the water with a claw on the ship.
Coach wrote:At this point, as a fan, I do expect a legit gamer changer given episode five will be in theaters.
Of course, I understand this could all be marketing, too.
In the best of both worlds, and at the end of the day, it would be nice to have the storytelling and marketing equally satisfying.
I would say having Anakin and the unveiling of live action Thrawn would be a big enough deal to be showing it in theaters. Thrawn is someone people pushed for to be canon for a long time when he first appeared, and it finally happened.
Thrawn wouldn't be a game changer, though, would he?
And, to be fair, I realize "game changer" is just a rumor and Disney isn't promoting a game changer (unless they are online thru message boards).
Coach wrote:At this point, as a fan, I do expect a legit gamer changer given episode five will be in theaters.
Of course, I understand this could all be marketing, too.
In the best of both worlds, and at the end of the day, it would be nice to have the storytelling and marketing equally satisfying.
I would say having Anakin and the unveiling of live action Thrawn would be a big enough deal to be showing it in theaters. Thrawn is someone people pushed for to be canon for a long time when he first appeared, and it finally happened.
Thrawn wouldn't be a game changer, though, would he?
And, to be fair, I realize "game changer" is just a rumor and Disney isn't promoting a game changer (unless they are online thru message boards).
Yeah careful with what sites you are getting info from. A lot of them promote their theories as "spoilers".
Coach wrote:At this point, as a fan, I do expect a legit gamer changer given episode five will be in theaters.
Of course, I understand this could all be marketing, too.
In the best of both worlds, and at the end of the day, it would be nice to have the storytelling and marketing equally satisfying.
I would say having Anakin and the unveiling of live action Thrawn would be a big enough deal to be showing it in theaters. Thrawn is someone people pushed for to be canon for a long time when he first appeared, and it finally happened.
Thrawn wouldn't be a game changer, though, would he?
And, to be fair, I realize "game changer" is just a rumor and Disney isn't promoting a game changer (unless they are online thru message boards).
Yeah careful with what sites you are getting info from. A lot of them promote their theories as "spoilers".
BUT, if I had a choice of seeing SW Episode 10 tonight vs. PJ...that would be a harder decision because I recently saw them and I am curious about Episode 10.
B wrote:That video I posted made me wonder. Is there a reason Ahsoka decided to call Hera and Sabine instead of Luke? I mean, you think the other full Jedi in the galaxy might be interested in all of this.
I know he doesn't know Ezra, but he's gonna be pissed if Thrawn comes back and re-establishes the Empire.
Maybe Ahsoka doesn't know where Luke is yet.
Is it your theory that this is all happening before mandalorian in boba Fett?
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B wrote:That video I posted made me wonder. Is there a reason Ahsoka decided to call Hera and Sabine instead of Luke? I mean, you think the other full Jedi in the galaxy might be interested in all of this.
I know he doesn't know Ezra, but he's gonna be pissed if Thrawn comes back and re-establishes the Empire.
Maybe Ahsoka doesn't know where Luke is yet.
Is it your theory that this is all happening before mandalorian in boba Fett?
It's not a theory so much as a "we don't know exactly."
Ahsoka changes a lot between her Mando S2 appearance and her BoBF appearance. Fans have been speculating about that ever since the Fett ep aired. We know that this show takes place after Mando S2 because of Morgan's capture. Other than that... ? It's certainly possible that the events of this season of Ahsoka are taking place between the two appearances, yes. Favs has said that each season (the 3 Mando's and BoBF) are all about a year apart -- Luke was training Grogu for about a year, he says. So, it's not out of line to think this is pre-Fett.
