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I love the dichotomy between the Empire and the rebels in this episode!

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Culper

You make a good point about the significance of how people "fight back". Yes, they are small compared to, let's say, Luke Skywalker blowing up the Death Star or Vader/Anakin killing the Emperor. But each small act, by millions or billions of beings (Rebels), will lead to those eventual outcomes that change the course of the galaxy. The phrase "it takes a village" is highly applicable in Star Wars, haha.

Doug

Way to pick up the Wannsee conference feel, Tony Gilroy was specifically trying to create that vibe in this episode. Really enjoying these reactions!

Clay F

"You're coming home to yourself. You've become more than your fear." Bix is attractive, i.e., she smart, can work with her hands, cares about people, striking physical appearance, etc.

Jerick E

I haven't had Disney+ for while before S2 came out, contemplated if I'd sub again for a long time just for this show. And then I saw and hated the Maya Pei brigade and I thought I had made a big mistake. Luckily, I had waited long enough that the first 2 arcs of S2 were out, and man S2 is soooo good. That one continues shot in Ep1 in the Mothma estate, I want to rewatch again and see if they 'cheated' or if it's actually one long shot.

Soopa

Every time you take notes, I shout "YOU'RE MISSING IT!!!" at the screen.

Marty McGee

Yeah it's unfortunate that the Maya Pei stuff is Cassian's story line because it does get pretty tedious. Probably the worst written plot from both seasons. I get the reasoning for it, but it just went on way too long. But everything else in the first arc is excellent imo.

Sigma957

Yes! Me, too.

Joseph Olson

You pointing out the Wannsee Conference similarity was very perceptive. Tony Gilroy deliberately used that conference as a model for the meeting on Ghorman. “Hasn’t there always been slightly arrogant about the Ghor? We all feel it.” Many people get irritated by the scenes with the Maya Pei Brigade in this arc. As frustrating as it can be watching that group constantly bickering and trying to kill each other, there is a point to it. It shows how disorganized and dysfunctional the Rebellion is at this point, just a few years out from the Battle of Yavin. Leida is sporting maiden braids. Two long braids means she isn’t betrothed. One braid is cut at betrothal, the second is cut at marriage. Leida bought into the tradition of arranged marriage, but do we know what Davo Sculdun’s son thinks about it? I don’t doubt that Davo is using his son to try to get his claws into a powerful Senator. The boy may not have wanted to hold Leida’s hand not because he’s a child, but because his father is forcing him to get married and he doesn’t want to. Maybe he’d like to choose his wife instead of one being arranged for him. I don’t know for certain.