As a teacher and someone who has taught personal development to those in Ezra's age group, I can say this much: it really puts you in a vulnerable place emotionally. It makes perfect sense Kanan was initially hesitant to train Ezra because it would mean confronting feelings of sadness, grief, fear, uncertainty, and even heartbreak after what he survived in losing his own master. And it is worth the risk. Great feats are worth nothing if you have not unconditionally loved
This is stunning, what a beautiful tribute to Ezra and Kanan. They have such a sincere open relationship not just as master and padawan but surrogate father and son. They needed each other to become the best of themselves. I like how awkward and frustrated Kanan was at the start when he tried to teach Ezra who was overly-excited and rushing into things. Then over time Kanan became wiser and more patient, passing those lessons onto Ezra. Great music you picked for the video. I loved the montage of footage you used while Ezra's voice in the background describes how Kanan was wise and brave and cared about him.
You're quite welcome. As a viewer, you can tell when a movie-creator puts a lot of effort and detail to make sure that the scenes flow along with the music and it shows here beautifully. Speaking of music in films, would you consider doing another Ezra-centered video using the soundtrack from the first part of the Burning Bush scene in "The Prince of Egypt"? It's one of my favorite scores and summarizes the "Call to Action" in the hero's journey.
I have a lot of ideas I want to put out first, and I usually just work with music that I'm familiar with. As of right now I'm doing a video about Hera. I think it might be a while before I go back and revisit Ezra's story. Thanks for your suggestion anyway, I'll take a look at the soundtrack. There IS a video I made about Ezra around the same time as I'm making this video. It's called Ezra's Memories, about how he remembers Kanan, which basically is just some ideas I prepared for this video but didn't make it.
Aww, this was so cute! The music works so well. I always loved Kannan and Ezra's relationship and how it grew through the seasons. And the feels! The video made my heart move :'3 💕
Excellent tribute to Kanan and Ezra. It reflects beautifully their growths as individuals and as a master and padawan/surrogate father and son. Their final sacrifices were honorable and courageous...and make me cry like a baby.
I'm baby crying at 3 am because I missed these guys. Kanan's gone and I don't know when will I see Ezra again. I want to see a grown up Ezra that carries all the things his Dad Kanan taught him. The "No one's ever really gone" quote gives me hope and assurance that Kanan is with him indeed. Always.
As a teacher and someone who has taught personal development to those in Ezra's age group, I can say this much: it really puts you in a vulnerable place emotionally. It makes perfect sense Kanan was initially hesitant to train Ezra because it would mean confronting feelings of sadness, grief, fear, uncertainty, and even heartbreak after what he survived in losing his own master. And it is worth the risk. Great feats are worth nothing if you have not unconditionally loved
I am crying I litteraly have tears streaming down my face
This is stunning, what a beautiful tribute to Ezra and Kanan. They have such a sincere open relationship not just as master and padawan but surrogate father and son. They needed each other to become the best of themselves. I like how awkward and frustrated Kanan was at the start when he tried to teach Ezra who was overly-excited and rushing into things. Then over time Kanan became wiser and more patient, passing those lessons onto Ezra.
Great music you picked for the video. I loved the montage of footage you used while Ezra's voice in the background describes how Kanan was wise and brave and cared about him.
Thank you for your kind words, Rosefire, not just here but on a lot of my other videos too! May the Force be with you.
You're quite welcome. As a viewer, you can tell when a movie-creator puts a lot of effort and detail to make sure that the scenes flow along with the music and it shows here beautifully.
Speaking of music in films, would you consider doing another Ezra-centered video using the soundtrack from the first part of the Burning Bush scene in "The Prince of Egypt"? It's one of my favorite scores and summarizes the "Call to Action" in the hero's journey.
I have a lot of ideas I want to put out first, and I usually just work with music that I'm familiar with. As of right now I'm doing a video about Hera. I think it might be a while before I go back and revisit Ezra's story. Thanks for your suggestion anyway, I'll take a look at the soundtrack.
There IS a video I made about Ezra around the same time as I'm making this video. It's called Ezra's Memories, about how he remembers Kanan, which basically is just some ideas I prepared for this video but didn't make it.
Awesome! I look forward to watching your newest video!
Aww, this was so cute!
The music works so well.
I always loved Kannan and Ezra's relationship and how it grew through the seasons.
And the feels! The video made my heart move :'3 💕
7:28 nothings ever really gone, just a little different. But Kanan's always there for all of you.
Don’t take it to seriously it’s made up.
@@Masked_One_1316 yeah yeah but the fiction we dive into has more impact on us then what we have for true supposed heroes
@@ZephyrBW agreed.
@@Masked_One_1316 word
Excellent tribute to Kanan and Ezra. It reflects beautifully their growths as individuals and as a master and padawan/surrogate father and son. Their final sacrifices were honorable and courageous...and make me cry like a baby.
Crying like a baby!! I enjoyed their relationship with each other. I wish i have someone like Kanan in my life.
I'm baby crying at 3 am because I missed these guys. Kanan's gone and I don't know when will I see Ezra again. I want to see a grown up Ezra that carries all the things his Dad Kanan taught him. The "No one's ever really gone" quote gives me hope and assurance that Kanan is with him indeed. Always.
Unless they do some sequel crap and bring him back to life
to let go...
this is the lessen
This one is so deep an amazing. Thank you. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for making me sob and ruining my day
VERY WELL DONE!!!!!!!
There are tears on my face because of seeing this. Why does Kanan have to die?😭😭
do we ever get to see him again no spoilers please
it started and ended on Lothal
Me and my master look good you did better than perfect with this
Please fule ep in hindi
Music doesnt fit
Nah i think it's fine
Please fule ep in hindi