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The Clone Wars 3x15 & 3x16 Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2022-02-08 13:45:59
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DieWinterkirsche

Ah, when Sesska asked for a fun and light-hearted episode, I had to giggle because obviously I knew what will happen in those episodes! xD [POSSIBLE SPOILER] . . . . . . . . . . I feel like (and correct me if I'm wrong) the fun and light-hearted CW-episodes are getting rare from this point onwards... It'll be way more serious...

Thomas Corp
>>77449529

I mean, the light-heartedness isn’t completely gone with the wind past this point. You are correct however that from this point forward, the light-hearted episodes start becoming few and far between, and we start having more episodes where, as the saying goes, “John Wayne does not walk off into the sunset with Grace Kelly.”

Thomas Corp

I can’t lie, the second that you said that you were wanting light-hearted episodes following how emotional the most recent episode of The Book of Boba Fett was, I started to cackle much like how Darth Sidious does. Mortis and the Mortis Gods are some of the more fascinating elements of the Star Wars universe that debuted on The Clone Wars. I love how the planet felt like Mordor by way of Wagner’s Ring Cycle. It’s a highly emotional moment seeing Qui-Gon again, particularly how we got Liam Neeson to return to provide the voice. Likewise, it’s equally as emotional having Pernilla August return to voice Shmi. One moment that really gets me is how when Anakin keeps saying that his seeing his mom has to be some form of illusion because she’s dead, he stumbles slightly before finishing the statement, signifying that he finds it physically difficult to even say that his mom is dead. I love that line, “The chains... the chains are the easy part. It’s what goes on, in here, that’s hard.” Not only is the line highly relatable, but it’s a nice reference to the code of the Sith. As you say, you have the benefit of having seen both Ahsoka appearing on The Mandalorian and now The Book of Boba Fett, so you know that this would not be Ahsoka’s final hour. When this aired, we didn’t know that. For a brief moment, we thought she actually was dead and that we wouldn’t be seeing her again. You mention the music being particularly good these episodes, and I agree. Kevin Kiner does a fantastic job with the music in these episodes. I love it too that for these episodes, he utilizes a few of the themes and motifs that John Williams composed from the films. Incidentally, today is John’s birthday, he turns ninety. So, your reactions to these episodes where a fair amount of his music is featured feels kind of like a small celebration as it were. You are correct that you had quite a day of Star Wars smacking you across the face and saying, “No ma'am! Not today!” Your reactions to these episodes were superb. I can’t wait to see your reaction to the third and final episode of the Mortis arc.