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- In an age of light, a darkness rises. Join Jaby and Achara for their reaction to “The Acolyte” Episode 7. Set 100 years before the rise of the Empire, this gripping Star Wars series introduces Osha, a former Jedi apprentice turned meknek-a cosmic grease monkey with secrets to unravel. As sinister forces emerge, respected Jedi Master Lee Jung-jae faces off against a dangerous warrior from his past, Amandla Stenberg (The Hunger Games & The Hate U Give).
This series also stars Jodie Turner-Smith (Queen & Slim), Joonas Suotamo (Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens), Amy Tsang (Velvet Buzzsaw), & Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix, Memento, Fido, Silent Hill: Revelation & Jessica Jones). But beware-the path they tread is shrouded in mystery, and nothing is as it seems. Buckle up for a thrilling ride through the High Republic era, where ancient enigmas collide with galactic intrigue. The Force awaits, and the stakes have never been higher.
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Mae misquoted Mother Aniseya ascension speech making it more ominous. All this was a series of misunderstandings that escalated very quickly.
Yeah, Aniseya said something along the lines that everyone must sacrifice a part of themselves to be part of a greater whole
I picked up on that immediately and that's what tipped Sol over to act. Torbin then jumped at the chance to leave.
There is your side, their side and the truth.
But no one is asking how the Dark Master is connected to the coven.
Sol had the arrogance to think his way is the Best without question thz others. That help a lot all theses misunderstandings
Fear was the enemy here. Everyone acted of their worst fear and it ended up in disaster. Mother Anaseya and Master Indara were the rational ones here, sadly they didn't listen to them.... That's sad.
I loved how this episode showed Sol and Indara having different parenting techniques/styles. Sol is super soft and short from becoming a "soccer mom", believing Torbin´s emotions are valid and the girls need protection, while Indara thinks you can't hold the hand of your kid the whole damn time, you guid them but let them learn by themselves.
Torbin was such a teenager here, stuck camping with his mum when all he wanted was to hang out with his friends.
Sol totally messed up this situation. If he had followed the direction of Indara, EVERYONE would still be alive. The Coven, Indara, Torbin, Kanaka, Jecki, Yord and the "Red Shirts." Quimir would be somewhere getting his dark side life happening for sure. But the repercussions of Sol's actions caused a "butterfly effect" of dark side proportions.
I might miss something but do we know if Quimir somehow connected to the Coven? Or he just somehow found Mae and took her as an apprentice.
I also saw a theory that this "mining site" was one of a sith old temples or bases, not a random place with high Force concentration
Technically, the Jedi never saw Mae start the fire, so they really decided to cover up with a complete lie. It just coincidentally aligned with what really happened and what Osha personally witnessed, so Osha believed it whole-heartedly.
Mae also died that day. Somehow the Planet renewed her. Let see if the Witches are dead I have a feeling that this planet can bring people back to life.
Like Force feeling? Under the wall? Or he could empathize with Mae at any time when she came into the scene with the moms calling for help. Or on the bridge? But that doesn't mean they didn't know she didn't do it on purpose.
@@HellBot-gi5si Oh!!! Good point!! Let's see if that comes into play.
@@thegreatjedi309 they didn’t see Mae start it, but she did run out to get help and yelled “fire”. So perhaps it was an educated guess on their part about how it started. Sol also sensed the sisters’ conversation before scaling the wall so it’s possible her had a half decent idea of what happened.
@@HellBot-gi5si We still don’t know how the twins were created. Maybe they’re immortal or inorganic. Maybe the only way to kill them or end their immortality is through that book. You’d think a catastrophe like that would leave her scarred at least, unless she’s regenerative.
This is my take on the situation if it helps. You start with the premise that the Jedi are deeply distrusting of other force users. The Jedi have a specific, rigid way of teaching the younglings how to use/tap into the force because that is the best/only way to safely/responsibly use the force. One of the main pillars of the Jedi use of the force is to not be influenced by strong emotions such as anger or fear. Other force users don't follow the same parameters including the covenant. This is shown when the second sister told Mae to get angry to bring out a stronger force reaction in Mae before she sent Mae to Osha. Mae in turn being all riled up ended up starting the fire. So when Sol sees all the interactions between Mae & Osha & the rest of the covenant he looks at those with a distrusting eye (maybe more so than other Jedi because of his own background alluded to in prior episodes). Sol misinterprets everything and therefore believes the twins are in danger especially when Mae likely mischaracterizing the ascension ceremony. I don't think what Mae told Sol & Indira during the test about the ascension ceremony was true & correct. She told then what she understood it to be as a child so it sounded way worse and more dangerous than it actually is. Indira seemed to understand that (she was being giving information from a child), Sol did not. The covenant always seemed to act in a self-preservation mode with the Jedi not an aggressor mode so there is no reason to believe that they wanted to hurt/injure anyone. When Mae ran up and told Mother that Osha was in trouble Mother started to use the disappearance on both. i think that was a travel skill/move. The second sister used the same move during the fight with Sol and she just disappeared. It wasn't an attack move. I think Mother was trying to to save Osha from danger and Mae was the person who knew where Osha was located so she was taking herself & Mae to find Osha when Sol struck her. She already told her own covenant that she's choosing to be the mother figure over the leader figure when it came to Osha leaving. When she told Sol that she was letting Osha go, I think she meant that. She was the leader and the final decision maker. By that time it was too late because Sol struck the killing blow due to his own fear/prejudice. At that time, he realized what he had done so when the second sister attacked him he just defended. He could have killed her too but didn't. I think the point of the episode was to show the flaw of the Jedi and their belief that only they have the best interpretation of what the force is and how it should be used. Viewed In that light, I think the episode made a lot of sense. Again the Episode was shown from Sol's perspective (in the previous episode ending he was talking to Mae telling her it's been 16 years he's been contemplating what he would say) so it's natural that a lot of it didn't fully make sense or was disjointed because that's how he saw the situation. Obviously he was in the wrong. As to his fixation on Osha. I think he really thought he was saving Osha from a "cult". That's why he was fixated on saving both of the twins from the "cult" but more specifically Osha, after Mae intentionally failed the test.
I think you summed everything up perfectly! Also I agree with your assessment of Sol’s motivations. People suspect that Sol was driven by a desire to have a powerful and unique padawon, but I think more than anything else he was motivated to rescue both girls from what appeared to be a cult because of his rush to judgement. Osha wasn’t his obsession and I don’t think he saw himself in her, I think she simply validated his suspicions about the covenant due to her desire to want to leave her environment and become a Jedi. Surely, something evil must be at play for her to want to leave and poor Mae was brainwashed into wanting to stay. I think that was his mindset. I’m looking forward to seeing Mae’s reaction to all this in the current timeline.
this episode is the perfect example of a cop sticking their nose in where they have no business being. Funny enough they directly kill the black person too thinking he's doing "the right" thing and then covered everything up.
Yeah they were definitely shoving that theme in here where it totally didn't belong
Alright buddy
This is a CULT!!!! They are trying to hide from everyone and using the force in ways that could potentially lead to an emergence of a dark side user so the Jedi have to investigate.
P.S. no comment on the "Cops" and "Blacks" thing that you brought up
Yup. A reflection of life in many ways. This story has element that don't stray very far from modern situations. We live in a culture built on forcing ones beliefs on other people by "training" their children to be "civilized". The fact that you murdered a bunch of people along the way, gets conveniently "lost to history". We see you Jedi.. in fact, you look verry familiar.
@@ItsoKuri its bad enough the show is god awful terrible but theyre shoving some weirdly insanely out of place anti-cop messaging in a TV show where it doesn't belong and again this whole show just seems like a huge confession of Leslie's involvement with Weinstein and here dislike of him getting caught...its just so weird...Its also the perfect example of someone who never watched Star Wars not understanding the source material or Jedi
The turning into smoke thing is a transportation method (you see it a lot in Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor). So she was probably teleporting herself and Mae to OSHA’s location.
Oh, Ok. That makes sense now. That's why Darth Maul's grandma 😂 "Mama Koril" trans-misted herself outta there. I think she's the dark side thread user. She trained abercrombie & fitch Sith Smilo Ren Qimir.
The fire is probably the more realistic thing that could happen electrical fires can spread very fast unchecked and once inside walls it travels to anything connected
Shoulda just followed Indara from jump and avoided all of this.
That was my main take away, none of this would have happened if they'd just listened to her from the beginning
Why does Jabby want to be spoon fed every possible answer to every possible criticism?
I think they(Jaby and Achara and the Jedi) were misreading what Aniseya was doing. I don't think she was attacking, i think she was trying to get Mae out of there, because you notice whatever spell she was doing was happening to both her and Mae. I think she was trying to get Mae out of the line of conflict, and also get her away from the Jedi. She was going to let Osha go because she wanted to, Mae didn't. But she could tell that the Jedi were intending on taking them both so she tried to get her out of there
I agree. In fact, she might have been planning to turn her power on the other witches to keep them from attacking. When Mae comes in crying that there is a fire and she wants help, Korril immediately moves to attack Sol and Torbin. Aniseya cries "No!" as she dissolves into that black smoke. We see it all in slow-motion, but it seems that what happened was everything got out of control really fast.
I didn’t see it that way, but you’re definitely right. I wish they conveyed that better.
I didn’t see it that way, but you’re definitely right. I wish they conveyed that better.
I didn’t see it that way, but you’re definitely right. I wish they conveyed that better.
But if you were there in the Jedi’s place, that is not what it looked like. The witches were very aggressive, even threatening them that they will die if they take one more step, then Korill begins to attack, while Aniseya starts doing some crazy voodoo shit. Of course you would feel threatened, and respond likewise. “Well, that escalated quickly.”
“Maybe it’s me trying to make it make sense” 😂 it doesn’t make sense
You are mistaken jaby. When those arrows were shot the younger jedi was blocking while sol was fighting the other mother. He was not standing around in one spot moping. The witches with the arrows were focus on the younger jedi while the other mother was fighting sol.
Also the fire did not burn the whole place down etc..
I think it should also be noted that Mother Koril was in between the archers and Sol. Any arrow aimed at Sol would have had a chance at hitting Koril in the back.
They don't always pay the best attention. I feel like this channel is sometimes more just looking for things to call out/complain about.
Was the Padewan blocking arrows behind his back? He kept twirling it behind him. I mean, its basically lighter than a feather, so momentum isn't a thing...
Media literacy is dying indeed.
I don’t think Indara was targeting the coven, she was freeing Kelnacca from their control, which for reasons only the writers can explain, killed the witches. So much for the power of many.
I feel like breaking the mind contorl by force like that is a bit like unplugging your PS5 while it's saving, you risk corrupting the disk. Witches die and Kelnacca is not the same, he draws their symbols all over his hut
@@ibanezaxe8 None of that is in the show though. They die because they need to for the plot.
Sol definitely was recruited at an older age. He was 4 years old, old enough to remember leaving his family. Sure, he puts a positive spin on it NOW when he's telling Osha what it was like to be brought to the Order at that age, but I used to work in a daycare center and if you think 2- and 3- and 4-year old children aren't devastated when their families leave them with strangers for the first time, I have news for you. And with especially shy or sensitive children -- and Sol seems VERY sensitive as an adult, so you have to wonder what he was like as a kid -- it's especially traumatic for them. They can't be distracted with toys or cookies or meeting other kids, and explaining that mom or dad will be back in 8 hours brings no relief.
It pains me SO much to say this -- you just can't imagine how much -- but I'm starting to think maybe the Jedi have a good case for recruiting them as babies before they can really remember their families.
I think Jaby got mixed up with Mother Aniseyas decision - she did say to the coven that she goes with the decision of the mother, i.e. letting Osha have her wish and go with the Jedi. So later when she tells Sol she is not reconsidering/retconning whatever but stays consistent.
Today in “I don’t understand this _____ in this episode of The Acolyte, even though it’s clearly stated!”…. *Takes a deep breath* Sol’s connection to Osha, in a sense is really HER connecting to him. Remember, it’s Osha that had drawings of the Jedi symbol before actually meeting Jedi. Osha who clearly stated a desire to leave the coven and join the Jedi. Osha who felt the connection to Sol. Sol’s reaction was to feeling Osha’s desires and fears. His sensing that the twins were in danger were Osha’s crying out to the force, and other compounding misunderstandings.
Nice catch!
@@Ehterlink Everyone was acting like it was out of no where, when you clearly see in episode 3 Osha doing the same thing.
I don't think Mother Aniseya "took her time" disapparating (or whatever you call it). If you watch her surroundings, everything else seems to be moving in slow motion. I think Sol, as a Jedi with incredibly quick reflexes, realized something was going on and cut her down in a matter of a second. Mother Koril was able to do it safely later on because she was out of striking range.
So "the power of many" didn't work out too well it seems. Indara just pushed them out of the Wookie and they all dropped like ninepins. Oh my word this is some hot garbage.
Force>Thread 😉
Indara did have an unusual facial reaction when Sol mentioned that there were many more children that the Jedi had taken in (when they were testing Osha)... so it is possible that Sol does have some sort of backstory to him that caused him to act irrationally when it came to the twins. It's possible Indara knows of what Sol went through, hence why she's more receptive to allowing Sol to do what he wanted, despite initially wanting to not interfere with the witches.
The mother was trying to stop the other two from starting a flight. The kill scene is slow mo.
One of my interpretations/theories about Sol's strong emotional obsession with Osha:
This is supposed to represent the limits of the Jedi's restrains and why some of them come close to the edge or even become Sith.
Since childhood, they have been cut off from all family, from all love. The only emotional connection and partner they can have is with the master/padawan relationship.
Sol is a very emotional person who must have desperately craved this connection with someone to the point that it became an obsession. And by meeting a force-sensitive child who also felt alone among her family, he told himself he had finally found his partner.
There is a strong parallel between Sol's desire for a padawan (and his attachment to them) and Qimir's desire for an acolyte.
Torbin spinning lightsaber really fast
Achara: sick moves bro.
Poor jaby was like fuck I gotta watch this shit of show
For Jaby- Koril's fight with Sol is personal ( a mother fight), so the other witches did not interfere with her. That was her fight. Torbin and the other witches are another level down (to not interfere in the boss fight).
Sol was kind of obsessed with helping and getting a padawan, Indara in one moment says "that's why I have a padawan and you don't", he wasn't ready for one in that moment, his emotions move him and that's his and Torbin's mistake, they are Jedi and they have to let that aside, Indara and Kelnaka are the showing of what Jedi must be, if the other 2 had accepted the Council's command and let the girls stay with the witches all that couldn't have been avoided, only thing to diminish Sol's mistake is the moment Mae says "sacrifice", mother Anisea said "i choose mother" so she was gonna let Osha go but when they got in aggressively she changed the ide maybe, great reaction as always.... keep rocking and stay safe!!
They completely destroyed anything going for Sol tbh. One of the biggest dumbass and emotional Jedis to ever exist. No wonder the council never wanted to give him a padawan lol
Jaby asked whether the method of delivering the full story of what happened on Brendok is effective... in my mind, it is. My read of the story is that it's highlighting how everyone in the situation came in with their own biases and prejudices against the other party. The witches thought certain things about the jedi before ever meeting the four specific jedi on their planet. The jedi, particularly Sol, formed opinions about the coven and the safety of the twins after getting only a small piece of the information necessary to truly be able to make that decision.
The way the story is told, it causes the audience to follow that same path. From the first scene where Mae kills Indara, we immediately started to form an opinion of Mae based on that one tidbit of the story that we had seen. As the series has gone on, and as we have learned more, and particularly after this last episode where we see that Mae is largely justified in viewing these four jedi as the reason her mother died. Now does that completely exonerate Mae of the choices we have seen her make, of course not... but does it change our view of Mae and what we think of the character... at least for me, it certainly does.
Sol's obsession is his desire to have a padawan. Osha's high M-count has the possibility of becoming a powerful Jedi. Sol sees a unique possibility in which he will be Osha's mentor.
Qimir told Osha this...and said someone should teach her that. Remember when Mae faught Osha she defeated Osha with a move she should have been taught 2 block by then. No training...and the training she received didn't teach her of her massive powers due the diad ❤
22:50 At the begining of the episode, they mention that the Coven's base used to be an abandoned mine. If the fire spread to any leftover ore or gas deposits, it would have caused massive explosions like the ones we saw.
It looked like the fire initially spread to some wires or cabling as well. That could mean electrical fire, or perhaps if there were hydraulics involved, some of that could have been flammable.
The PROBABLY should have made that more clear
@@WillRose3 It was clear to me that it was an electrical fire.
@@hoos3014 Electrical Fire that spread through and burned down a stone made structure. It was clear to me why the fire was caused, just not buying that everything would have burned down like they showed it did
I think Sol's and Torbin's motivations were clumsily portrayed in the episode, but I think the concept makes sense. Jedi give up so much, so it's not surprising to see some Knights and Padawans struggle with craving emotional attachments and wanting to fulfill personal desires.
Kalnacca was straight up going to cut Torbin in half while pinning his head to the wall. Watch the fight again, Sol and Torbin was staggering and falling down fighting Kalnacca.
Sol’s obsession with Osha started by him wanting a padawan of his own.
I like how the witches break like christmas lights. All for one, one for all.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POWER OF MANY!
But why try to keep hold of the wookie if that woman was going to kill them? Like at some point you must think it’s futile to fight back.
Also… again I do not understand how this was confusing… Mother Aniseya decided to let Osha go. And then the Jedi BROKE INTO THE CASTLE AGAIN. That’s like you asking me if you could have my PS5, and I decide to, but you break into my house to steal it. Like just because I HAD decided to give it to you doesn’t mean you breaking into my house to take it. The biggest mystery of this show is how so many shut off their critical thinking skills when watching this show. Sweet Jesus.
So the twins and Anakin are vergences. The feeling I get is that they are such a unique feeling in the force, that their existence causes strong reactions in some force sensitives.
Another take I had on the behavior of the Jedi are that the witches messing with their minds is more powerful and longer lasting than initially let on. I think Torbin took the Barash vow partially because he felt guilty and partially because he felt he needed to clear his mind. Kelnacca had the ENTIRE coven in his mind, if you notice in his hut in present times, he had drawn the covens symbols all over the walls inside his hut.
I get a sneaky feeling the message they are really going to push here is that the force itself isn't good nor bad, but how force sensitives interact with the force is what tips their internal compass.
Hey guys, so fun fact I read an article that Brenndock was filmed in my country United Kingdom, Wales! The coven of the Witches!!
The arrows thing is that Sol was fighting the mother with the horns, the archers cannot shoot him without possibly hitting her. So the concentrate arrow shooting on the boy, and consequently he defends himself. That kinda made sense to me.
Sol was being a qedi saviour and was definitely discriminating against the witches . I don’t think he has a special connection with osha , he has failed to recognise the difference between them twice . Last episode I thought it was because he was grieving however it looks like it’s a pattern .
I think Sol recognised Mae on episode 6
@@sanayairani3175 basil told him , he had no idea that it was her the entire time .
And if we ignore that they were insinuating that basil helped he recognised the the red pip .
FEELINGS are the path to the dark side! LOGIC is the light!!
The arrows were being shot at both of them. One Jedi was just blocking them
About Torbin fight with arrows. They didn't shoot Sol because he was fighting with the other mom. You don't want to hit the covenant boss now.
Sol coming across the witches was like Mr. Furley overhearing half of something in Three's Company.
Sacrifice? Virgins? Whaaaaa?
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I need 3 episodes with Sol in Tales of the Jedi season 2, with one or two of these with Osha
technically it would be season 3, as season 2 was Tales of the Empire. Its more Tales of the (Insert group here).
Guys, mother Aniseya said "ask me" not "ask me the question", as in "ask what you want of me and you shall have it"
That's still not "asking." If it's what you're saying, then she should have said "tell me", because he just told her what he wanted. Dang tricky English lol.
@@Sharpester But when you say "Ask me for forgiveness" you're not saying "Ask me if you are forgiven" you're wanting to hear a "forgive me". "Ask and you shall receive"; "I ask permission"....Ask does not implie a question.
Theory: sol was so obsessed because he was compelled by the force. I think this is all leading to ani fulfilling the prophecy. The will of the force putting things into motion
I actually don't think he's compelled by the Force at all, I think he has a desire (he tried teaching Indara's Padawan and she had to draw a boundary, it's clear he deeply wants a Padawan, then he just magically finds Osha and...really imprints on her in a very unhealthy way) and is convincing himself it's the Force rather than selfishness
Torbin was the most relatable character this episode. BRO JUST WANTED TO GO HOME!! loool. Like who hasn't had that feeling just overwhelm them. You're just like bruh I don't freakin care, LET ME LEAVE!!!
Torbin said, "THIS IS THE WORST SUMMER CAMP EVER!"
ㅠㅠ 아! 우리의 솔은 그냥 동네 바보형이었어...
결과적으로 제다이 = 무단으로 주거침입. 공동체 대량학살. 오샤납치. mei방치 등등을 저질렀고.
인다라는 정말 말 더럽게 안 듣는 아들들을 관리해야 하는 엄마 입장이었을 거야. 하아~ 우리 형(솔)이 사실 좀 많이 모자란데. 뭐 .. 사람은 좋아.. ㅠㅠ 꼴이라니. 그래도 시즌 2가 있다면 솔이 타락하더라도 계속 보고 싶다. 그간 정들어 버렸거든. 그런데 솔직히.. 미지의 마녀가 아무 설명도 없이 갑자기 악마처럼 사악해 보이는 검은 연기가 되어 아이에게 옮겨가는 모습을 눈앞에서 본다면 나라도 아이를 지킨다는 마음으로 마녀를 찔렀을 거야. 당장에 아이가 위험해 보이는 걸 어떡해.
Acolyte all-flashback episode 7 was very good.
I liked the references to the hyperspace catastrophe that wiped out life on some planets; of which in the last episode Jedi master Vernestra has pain/nausea from traveling through hyperspace due to her strong connection to the force.
The fact that Sol was an emotional Jedi like Dooku, Anakin and Quigon Jinn was seen in quite a big way.
The turn of the plot, who is responsible for the death of the entire Clan of these Witches who follow the path of Bogan = Darkness in magic, they were quite similar to the Witches of the Sisterhood of the Night from Dathomir, where Darth Maul also comes from.
The fights were great, the choreography was great and seeing two Jedi fight against a possessed Wookie Jedi was great.
But most of all, normally, just like Mother Cora, I felt this emotional pain in my heart. When Sol killed her partner, co-mother of two children and the love of her life, mother Aniseya, in front of her eyes.
The destruction reminded me of something similar to when the Jedi destroyed the entire planet of Korriban, where the original Sith race came from.
Sol could have had a padawan that he’s making up for. Or there could have been another kid he could have saved, but couldn’t. A random or even another padawan when he was a padawan. He’s hell bent on saving a kid. He went through the same emotions with Jecki.
The turning into smoke thing has been in Star Wars since the Nightsisters were created within the Clone Wars shows. Mother Talzin would literally hover around and fly in this smoke, Merrin was also able to teleport and make portals in the fallen order games so it seems that the force can be used in near infinite ways depending on what the practitioner believes/practices.
We need ya'll to react to Interview with the Vampire.
Yeah, react to a good story. Not this Acolyte trash.
Achara is such a kind soul, much respect. I don’t think she has it in her to not find something to enjoy in whatever she watches
Was I the only person who finished each of Mae's "Mama said" lines with "knock you out!" ?
@CinePals,
22:23 I don't think it's about Sol, at all but Osha @Achara. Why was Osha outside the compound?
12:21 Your video has this bit of dialog edited out, but a witch named Rane says, "She is a child. The girl has yet to discover the power she holds. It's not her decision to make."
A couple of things:
1) Mother Aniseya seemingly criticized the Jedi for wanting to control the Force, though she called it the thread. She said that it (the Thread) wasn't something to be controlled. So why is the coven trying to control Osha? Osha and Mae are the vergence, a concentration of Force Energy, manifested into a being, just like Anakin!
2) The Coven and Mother Koril have been disappointed with Osha's ineptitude using the Thread. Osha and Mae are the exact same, and while Mae is capable of using the Thread with ease, we saw in episode 3 and this one that it isn't easy for Osha.
I think the answer to the question I asked above is this: Osha was outside the compound at the Bunta tree because she wanted to practice and strengthen her connection to the Thread without the coven and Mother Koril judging her. She also wanted to practice without Mae reminding her how weak her connection to the Thread was. What happened when Mae showed up? Mae immediately inserted herself into Osha's training, doing what Osha wanted to do, but with much more precision and control. And what was Osha's response?
"Let it go, Mae. Stop! Why do you always have to do things like that."
--Osha
We viewers thought Mae was being sadistic and we were led down that path because of the way the story was shown to us. This side of the story shows us that Mae isn't the person we were introduced to. Mae was just a sister who really loved her sister; she was a sister who wasn't aware of her penchant for intruding on personal space and privacy. Osha was her world, which is why she couldn't stand to be apart from her. Osha was all Mae ever needed. But Osha wanted more. She wanted to be acknowledged by her coven in the same manner as Mae. She wanted her Mother Koril to see her as she saw Mae, but that wasn't possible with Mae always showing her up.
Osha was pissed. Mae had interrupted her for the last time. Osha wanted space between her and her sister, so if Mae wanted to be a witch, Osha decided she wanted to be something else--Mae can't show her up if she's doing something else, right.
Couple this with what Qimir told Osha last week, that the power she was projecting on Sol, was actually her own power in the Force.
Mae and Osha were groomed to be witches and taught to do the same things their coven did.
Osha failed because she couldn't connect to the Force the Jedi way or her coven's way. It seems like the story is implying that Osha's connection to the Force is much stronger on the Dark Side of the Force!
Why did Sol become a different person after seeing the girls? Moments earlier, he was just a Jedi doing his job. Albeit with a bruised ego since Indara reminded him why he didn't have his own padawan. That was on his mind when he found the girls, which is when Osha was pissed at her sister, and her anger grew throughout the evening, and Sol was there to watch it all. As Osha's anger grew, so did her connection to the Force. Did Osha inadvertently, reach out through the Force and touch Sol's mind? She wanted out of her coven. She wanted to be something else, and the guy with a bruised ego was in the position to give it to her--why did Osha's journal have the Jedi emblem in it? Did Osha see that when she touched Sol's mind? How would she know what a Jedi was if she had never been to Coruscant? We know that she had just drawn it because Mae asked to see it!
This episode makes Sol's actions look bad, but I don't think Sol was acting on his own. I think he was given a mental push in the same way Mother Koril pushed Mae.
Even with both girls on the bridge, we can see Sol trying to save both of them and the moment he realizes that he can only save one, he chooses Osha without a second thought. Was that really his doing or the overwhelming influence put on his mind? Their bond definitely grew over the years, but I think it started because Osha inadvertently, touched his mind 16 years ago.
Is Osha actually the bad child! Is Mother Koril still around? What or who was in this pit 3:59?!
Hopefully, we get more answers to this in a few days. This was a really good episode, I particularly like how it painted both the Jedi and the witches in a bad light. Neither side listened to the girls, they both did their own thing. The events that led to Mother Aniseya's death couldn't have been avoided, IMHO. Mother Aniseya violated Torbin's mind the day before, so the Jedi knew that she was capable of doing terrible things, and when you couple that with Mother Koril drawing her weapon and the surrounding witches training their weapons on the Jedi, it isn't shocking to see Why Sol did what he did. The fact that he saw Mae disappearing into Mother Aniseya after she had asked for help made him fear for her life. Mother Aniseya was already a cloud of smoke and Mae was about to join her in seconds. Was she killing Mae? Mae just told him and Indara that Mother Aniseya that they all had to walk through fear and that they all had to be sacrificed. Sol came to protect the girls, and he thought he saw Mae being sacrificed. He had to act before it was too late.
A lot of bad moves were made, and it's all due to poor communication on all sides.
I don’t think I’ve explicitly heard what the two of you think of the series as a whole, but I think the two of you guys are a couple of the fairest people discussing the series so thanks.
Jedi love the "POINT OF VIEW "thing kenobi did luke did also vader too the twins are not the chosen one due to the split into two Anakin was a pure force both light and dark in him . The twins are one light one dark dominant in them.
40:47 The actor has probably watched the SPACE OPERA of Star Wars and understood the assignment. Over the top Acting is implied in the mandate. His acting style in this show fits the material.
I think Aniseya was going to teleport Mae away but because it looked like she was gonna die, Sol reacted and he killed they're mother. Sol had to make a choice between saving Mae or Osha, he would've preferred to save both but because he had to choose, he chose to save Osha and he hated himself for already failing Osha as the potential master for her. Ep 3 and this one showed us, that things away hay-wire all because of misunderstandings and hate/deceit/obsession
I’ve been waiting for this reaction, you 2 have great chemistry on this channel
No idea why a Wookiee can kick a hole through cement but can’t physically overpower Torbin 😒 sure makes a lot of sense. Somehow they found a way to make the Wookiee fight not even worth it 🤮
The explanation for Fire was that they were living in mining caves.
Even if I disliked the last Star Wars movies with Rey... I don't hate Acolyte..the show is not perfect but it is watchable for me
It's writing. Illogical writing. I still don't understand why Torbin killed himself. I still don't understand how all the witch coven simply all drop dead. Sol appears like a "groomer".
@@klass_1221 Torbin rushed off to get the twins because than he could go home. If he didn't rush off and listened to his master that coven would have survived peacefully, but his desire to go home pushed him to make that mistake, relying on emotions and not logic.
Indara purged the coven from his mind. Cutting off their spirit link. In small words, Indara destroyed those witches souls inside of Kelnacca mind.
Yes Sol did just that. Emotional and foolish which is why he never got a Padwan.
@@klass_1221Torbin was mopey about this dull assignment. A young man, he wanted adventure and action, not research. This weakness of mind allowed the Mother to get into his head and tune up his desire to go home. I think this was a calculated move to get the Jedi group to leave. Sadly, that backfired since she didn't know what they were looking for. His immaturity and rashness led to the deaths of so many and the dishonor of his team.
Sol seems to be going through some trauma response. She is reminding him of someone he lost long ago or even himself as a child and he is overreacting.
I think the fire got bad because it was an old mining facility
Electrical fires are no joke, and with mining like you said, oil from machines or even gas pockets that things like coal give off can be really flammable.
Osha is probably the Darkside twin, instantly likeable and attractive to others, she is pretty able to convince people to do things they shouldn't. Mei, the bad guy, is strong in defence and force presence... Feels more Jedi. IMHO thoughts.
How can they wrap up all the storylines in the finale next week?
They cant
They're aiming for season 2, which is why some might still be left hanging.
Headland and her ego thought this show would be a hit and they’d green light a Season 2. If Kennedy actually does that despite the reviews and viewership, it will really show how corrupt and incompetent Disney and Lucasfilm have become. It’s all about Kennedy and her insane vision. Nothing but activists at Lucasfilm these days. No professional writers or storytellers in sight.
They probably believe they already did 💀
What isn't wrapped up?
When Achara said "He hung out awhile." I just pictured Sol with a bag of chips watching the witches from the rafters.
In EP 3 Mae says "WE won't let that happen" I think 99% of us missed this, WE and not her saying I won't let that happen.
Means The Witch's won't let that happen!
Now, How does Qimir know what actually happened? Was he there also , because we never see how Mae survived the fall.
18:38 I mean maybe everyone is just unconscious because we didn't hear their necks snap like yord or anything, all they did was pass out except for the old lady she might already have died from heart attack.
I think you are suppose to feel this was messy. They have been teasing this for episodes. If it was simply an obvious misunderstanding I think it would have been disappointing. The audience being given mixed motivations leading to bag choices explains everyone not rushing to recount what happen.
Regarding the discussion at about the 33:00 mark... I believe that Mother Aniseya was going to let Osha go. In the discussion she had with the rest of the coven she told them that in this instance she chooses to be a mother. From her earlier conversation with Osha and based on the back and forth with the coven, what she meant by that is that she would side with Osha and let her go. But then immediately following that decision, we have Torbin and Sol coming into the courtyard and the confrontation with Koril/death of Mother Aniseya.
Regarding the arrow conversation at the 35:00 mark... Mother Koril was standing between Sol and the witches firing the arrows while fighting, so perhaps there was at least some hesitation to launch arrows in that direction for fear of friendly fire. Additionally, to Achara's point, we see the jedi blocking shots not just for themselves but for others all the time in the movies and in the Clone wars/Rebels and other shows. In Clone Wars and then in Rebels Rex even directly refers to the "you block, I shoot" strategy.
I agree Mother Aniseya was going to let Osha leave, but she was insisting it be Osha's choice alone. She wasn't going to let the coven force the child to stay or let the Jedi take the child away. Aniseya can honor the child's choice while pointing out the Jedi's hypocrisy.
The choice to reveal this way creates the teasing everyone had felt all season. As a Sherlock fan this kind of hidden info is not a problem to me.
Essentially, we have complete narrative collapse...
After learning of the events surrounding this.... why did Torbin drink the poison...
When Mae asked Sol about what happened, why didn't he respond: B*tch, you should know, you were there...
Why did the Aniseya try to disintegrate her Mae...
Why did Koril not give a s*hit about the children when the complex was burning ...
Why does stone burn...
Why did they attack the Jedi when Aniseya was going to let her child go with the Jedi...
Why did Sol climb to the top of the mountain when later in the episode he could read the thoughts of the people in the mountain...
Why did Indara not understand that children can grow up to lead the Coven...
Why is a Jedi Knight of Sol's caliber unable to control his emotions...This has been demonstrated throughout the series...
Why are the Coven worshiping a hole... (oh never mind)...
Why did they only tell Torbin what they were looking for on the planet 7 weeks into the mission...
Why was Torbin so homesick... He was a Padawan but he has had many years of training in the force... certainly this was not his first away mission... why did he give in so easily to mind control ...
Why was Kelnacca so easily controlled...
After 7 episodes, it is confirmed... Sh*t writing is sh*t...
In the osha episode where we saw this, when the Jedi arrived, when the witches are alerted its said that they are ‘slicing’ hacking the door controls, so the witches knew the jedi were coming when they did that.
This Episode and Episode 3 are basically the same with a different scope😂😂😂, also what did Sol lie about?
another glorious reaction, thanks guys!~ im pretty excited for the last one!~
In a previous episode we were told that desire is one path to the dark side, Sols emotions pull him to how he thinks others feel creating a desire
Where is Agatha all along reaction?
She was GOING To let her go... if the Jedi never came back to them to force themselves on them.
Serious question as a hardcore Star wars fan what purpose does the show add to the universe (wrong answers only)
It sucks that they killed off Carrie-Anne.
They were there for 7 weeks and no one told the padawan what they were there for?
great discussion cause there's a lot of unknowns still left on the table like what set Sol off on his path of behavior. I'm with Achara, I get Sol committing Burglary to investigate this situation unknown force users and children but then he and three others break in and have to be forcibly persuaded into leaving. They break in again, to take the children, of course a fight breaks out. Maybe Aniseya was changing slowly because she was trying to transport Mae, the child who wanted to stay was crying for help as well as herself?? Sol misidentifies her as Osha in danger and kills Mom. Nobody is able to fight the fire cause they're busy fighting intruders or already dead?? Torbin is tripping cause Mother A. said she could give him what he wanted all he had to do was ask to leave/ go home. Her mind magic hyped that desire up to 11.
I think Osha and Mae could be in a Dragon Ball Z situation, like Piccolo and Kami. If one dies, they both die
Aniseya turning into smoke was done in slow motion. I don't think it took longer
it makes it even funnier if u consider sol killed the mom and they started shooting the kid who didnt do anything lmfao
Sol further proves her obsession with this false choice with the twins, Achara says it was an impossible choice but she forgets a move that Jedi make all the time, like during the fight in this episode Kelnacca used the force against Sol and Torbin.
"impulse and attraction"
Yes, Sol could have used the attraction with the force and caught them both but her motivation wasn't the same for the two children.
Does anyone else feel like indara did not actually contact the Jedi council? We never see.her actually talk to them, and the look on her face when she sent them back to camp was one of deception.
Totally agree about the structure. IF you're doing the Rashomon thing, you can't be showing scenes outside of that person's viewpoint. In episode 3 we saw quite a bit that was outside of Osha's viewpoint...except that we just left out some things (like the Mae fire being accidentally on purpose reveal we get in this episode). Except that's something Sol wouldn't have known either...
The motivation of "I want to go home" is really weak.
They demonstrate early in the episode that there's an element of the Jedi having to make some kind of concession in their mind to be taken over...yet Kelnacca is controlled easily into fighting his pals? And why did they all die when the connection was severed??
I really want to like this show because it's got some super interesting ideas but man the execution is really bad.
The stuff the mother did reminded me of the sith sorcery zhana did in the bane trilogy, she messed with folks heads alot
so basically the whole situation was a cluster TRUCK😮?!
@2:33 Master Sol is looking like that Spice Adams meme again!!🤣🤣🤣
I’ve said this elsewhere, but Sol’s bizarre, empathic impediment is throwing me off. How did he advance beyond being a Padawan with this issue? For example: taking Torbin, Osha, even Mae’s feelings as his own, and acting upon them.
It was so cool to find out the reason why Mae was able to convince that one Jedi to drink the poison was because he hopped on a speeder and drove away too fast.
Ah - the reverse of drinking and driving... Driving - then drinking decades later ~
If Torbin doesn't hop on that speeder to go grab the girls, Sol doesn't chase him and sense Mae about to start the fire. No Jedi show up at the compound, Mae gets help from Aniseya, Aniseya looked like she was about to teleport them both to go rescue Osha. Witches don't spend their energy fighting the Jedi so maybe they instead stop the fire from spreading far enough to blow up the compound. Without Torbin, none of the deaths happen. Sol is most at fault but Torbin is the one who kicks it off on the night shit hits the fan. He also loses an eye and Kelnacca is left scarred by the mind control which wouldn't have happened if they hadn't had to go rescue Torbin/Sol
@@ibanezaxe8 Torbin literally did nothing though. Torbin was mind controlled unprovoked and then Sol is the one who started climbing up first and is the one who kills Aniseya. Then he defends himself from witches trying to kill him with arrows and they mind control Kelnacca to almost kill him. He didn't even want to be on the planet in the first place. So I don't buy that he doesn't blame Sol and the 2 mothers for most of this and he def wouldn't kill himself over this and after years of meditation aswell your telling me he did all that meditating and he didn't make peace with the fact it was all BS and not his fault?
killed himself in got an killed himself here lmao'' Also- a teen padiwan had the wrist strength to hold back a wookie....an it took 50 witches to control 1 wookie...
Crazy how Sol never realized he could use the force to lift the girls of the 10 ton bridge
Why lift them of ?
You can clearly see that the passageways behind them are currently not on fire.
So all you have to do is ask them to get of the collapsing bridge, and after that you have plenty of time to figure out how to get them down.
felt like a wierd episode of SUPERNATURAL. kept waiting for Dean and Crowley to come kill the witches.
I'm sorry I'm still on the Jedi side. Sol did do the right thing and he was put in a situation to make a decision. Mae wouldn't allow her sister to be who she wanted to be.
The thing you don't like about Sol is exactly this. They don't know how to write and this is one person that you get a connection with and yet they write such and illogical script and bad character development that his loss is just relieving in the end. I am trying to be impartial here, but after seeing this lack of consistency and character development and so many things that don't make sense from how people normally react that I got to say a simple word for this show. PUKEY!