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.
Lol. Pretty much as close as you can get.
I told yis it was gonna be a clip show of their history together.
One of my favorite moments was when Hera was on the radio with Jacen, and she asked how low they had to fly. I loved hearing over the radio Jacen ask Chopper "she wants to know how low?" and hearing chopper's bleeps and bloops.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:One of my favorite moments was when Hera was on the radio with Jacen, and she asked how low they had to fly. I loved hearing over the radio Jacen ask Chopper "she wants to know how low?" and hearing chopper's bleeps and bloops.
Loved that
You can hear him cursing and swearing in the other episodes. Not this one. Smart.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:Now I want a live action clone wars show with Hayden and the young Ahsoka actress.
I don't mind Hayden, but he sounds different and looks thicker, which makes him very close to pulling me out of the fantasy of Star Wars when he's playing his younger self.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
Little weird that she was under water for a full day and didn't drown or sink to the bottom. I guess Togrutas are more buoyant and need less oxygen then "humans."
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B wrote:Little weird that she was under water for a full day and didn't drown or sink to the bottom. I guess Togrutas are more buoyant and need less oxygen then "humans."
Almost like the force was looking after her and guiding her to a rebirth
B wrote:Little weird that she was under water for a full day and didn't drown or sink to the bottom. I guess Togrutas are more buoyant and need less oxygen then "humans."
Almost like the force was looking after her and guiding her to a rebirth
I wish it had looked after a couple Jedi during order 66.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?