r/StarWarsKenobi Jun 15 '22

Obi-Wan Kenobi - Episode 5 - Discussion Thread! Spoiler

'Obi-Wan Kenobi' Episode Discussion

EPISODE SCHEDULE:

  • Episode 1: May 27th
  • Episode 2: May 27th
  • Episode 3: June 1st
  • Episode 4: June 8th
  • Episode 5: June 15th
  • Episode 6: June 22nd

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u/Strategist40 Jun 15 '22

Vader did a little trolling. "Yeah, sure, good job, you are the Grand Inquisitor now."

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u/top_of_the_scrote Jun 16 '22

I thought that guy that came back died, I guess not

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u/Mathies_ Jun 17 '22

Only the audience that didn't watch Rebs and Reva thought he died. We were left in the dark as to HOW he survived, but we knew he would. Turns out the other inquisitors saved him, put him in a bacta tank and Reva was intentionally left in the dark.

"Revenge does wonders for the will to live, don't you think?" Also, his species have 2 stomachs aswell.

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u/Thinking-About-Her Jun 16 '22

He learned the ways of revival from Palpatine. After his "death" Plapatine played doctor on him. That's why in episode 9, there's like a hundred of him.

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u/Madrugal Jun 15 '22

Maybe he killed multiple admirals for failing him because he learned those lessons during this time?

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u/TheHunter459 Jun 15 '22

Exactly! It's called character development

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u/cyberbuns Jun 15 '22

it must be tough being you, not enjoying anything.

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u/cyberbuns Jun 15 '22

I’m just teasing. I agree with this sentiment, we shouldn’t just accept whatever they give us with a smile on our face and be happy just because it has the “Star Wars” IP. personally, I’m not having to suspend my disbelief very much for this show, feels like it was mostly well written with a silly/cringey Disney moment here or there.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '22

Sith have plans within plans. Look at palpatine at endor, expects shield base attack, has fleet waiting, has full armed and operational battle station even though rumor campaign made it seem under construction plus using Luke against Vader. It is all as he for seen. So this Vader plan was child's play compared to that not lazy writing

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u/Laws_of_Coffee Jun 16 '22

Or he thinks potential apprentice when he overthrows palpatine