she's a true Mandalorian. Mandalorians are supposed care about family and their fellow Mandalorians above all else. you don't see Mandalorians really reflect those values. she's both the furthest thing from what most would expect a Mandalorian... and yet, being more of a Mandalorian than most. I've scoffed at those who were foolish enough to look down on her potential in the Force and those that stupidly claim that it ruined her character. her potential was very obvious to me. as are the potential changes that she can make for the galaxy.

Lol nope, you win some you lose some.

She's a Jedi now, so...

@@jonathancharron7360I hate that so much why does Disney Star Wars have to turn every main character into a Jedi and why tf is she one like I love Sabine but she really doesn’t have to be a Jedi. Like WHY is she a Jedi but not Finn 🤦🏾‍♂️

@@benelz8542 dave's been planning it for years

and now -- with her Force training -- her empathy and her warrior culture will push her to new and exciting heights. her story will overshadow Anakin's.... easily.

​@@ghostface4404 or she's transitioning from one culture to another. I bet in S2 shell destroy her armor or something

The love is so real that even if not romantic, it would not be diminished in the slightest. I love it

@@kevinzhang6623 I would want to see it being further exlored though. Honestly, I just want what all the fuss is about.

Fun fact. If you know that Filoni is a big fan of JRR Tolkien, then you also know that this ship is very heavily inspired by Beren and Luthien, Tolkien's prime romance story.

@@ladygrey7425 Did Filoni every bring that up???

@@kevinzhang6623 I don't really trusts what Filoni says anymore.

@@dutchrjen He did wrote the basics of romance, he just refused to confirm it. Which is a problem when the dialouge conflicts with the mannerisms and actions of the characters.

@@dutchrjen I heard the rumor. I can only hope an Ezra/Sabine romance is still possible in the future. But still, I can't stand the fact the creators refuse to explore their relationship enough for us to sell the strenghth of it.

​@@dutchrjen I know.

Wouldn't have

Well, Sabine's bold and hardheadedness, temperamental willingness to jump into a fight gives her away as a Mandalorian. But in sparing Saxon and choosing the Rebellion over the greater fight, she made it clear shes more of a Rebel than a Mando. Ahsoka really fucked up. Mandalore's destruction of course would've angered her deeply, but that's when she needed Ahsoka the most. She left her not because she showed signs of turning but because thats one way she COULD go. She shouldve been there To guide her down the right path. That's what Kanan did and DID do for Ezra, it's why and how Ezra DID turn back AFTER giving in, and Ahsoka should've figured that would've left Sabine with no purpose, and her grief and sense of failure amplified and delving inwards more selfishly, it'd be harder not to by herself and that's where her role as the Master comes into play. A Master never abandons their apprentice, they do everything they can, and when she first met up in Ahsoka somehow she was blown away by how she wasn't doing exactly what was asked. Kanan was an amazing Master.

@@kevinzhang6623 she's just a good person. I fear that you give Kanan far too much credit. Kanan should have understood her Mandalore nature and kept his mouth shut and let her be proud of beating Ezra and made it into a game -- cater to what would work best for Sabine. I feel that he was too harsh. As for Ashoka, she should know better -- Sabine is very similar to herself and Anakin and I hope in time, he teaches Sabine. I expect Sabine to aim to surpass him in time -- she'll certainly surpass Yoda. Her empathy will allow her to connect with the Force in a way it did for Qui-Gon. I see Sabine rebuilding her culture, teaching them the ways of the Force, replacing the Jedi and the Republic and expanding her culture's values and bettering the galaxy as those like Anakin and Dooku could only ever dream to and dedicating the new Mandalorians to balance. The Mandalorians will be a more proactive force and will not compromise themselves when war does happen.

@@ghostface4404 Yeah, Kanan was deeply flawed in many ways but he was there for Ezra to pull him back through non judgmental acceptance. Kanan does go through many changes up and down throughout the show which is a sign of him being skilled at self reflection better than most. I dont think its exceptional but what every Master should do. But also Ezra himself being deeply caring seeing the damage he did would've always pulled himself back, not just for Kanan but for Sabine, Hera and Zeb. Kanan did go about training Sabine in the worst way and I think it was really Ezra's softer touch that allowed her to see things in perspective, express how she felt, let the truth out and face things. But in his defense, he is able to see Sabine giving in to anger and pride by using her vambrace tools against Ezra signifies something more than a single fight, but frustration about her choices, guilt and not facing what she needs to in order to move forward, he just didn't realize that throwing her to the ground and shouting the truth isn't the way to fix it. It's interesting how you bring up her following or surpassing Yoda and Qui Gonn that's interesting to think about. Anakin, that parallel according to Filoni was very intentional and the reason for Sabine's development - her falling like Anakin making a deal with the Devil for one person and being generally impulsive, though obviously not trusting the enemy blindly and catching herself after doing it. Yoda really epitomizes how you can be so wrong, fail so deeply and have misplaced pride despite having so much experience, and then realize the right lessons to pass on, so I see how that applies to Sabine and Qui Gonn just seeing how full of it "mainstream" Jedi and other types of figures are, and the importance of doing the right thing - that reminds me of Sabine going against what most traditional Mandalorians would hold themselves to.

@@kevinzhang6623 agreed. I say that she'll surpass Yoda because of those like Qu-Gon, Dooku, Anakin and Luke -- all who had great empathy and were more in tune with the Force and had a much greater command it -- Yoda was the Grandmaster -- yet, it was Qui-Gon who learned how to become a Force ghost before him. not to mention her Mandalorian pride will demand that she continue climbing -- I hope Ashoka understands how honored she is to teach Sabine -- were she a youngling, she'd be the dead last who every master would pass but with the potential to outshine everyone else. there have been others: Shae Vizla, those that followed her and the original wearer of Revan;'s mask..

He never changes :(

It’s called aesthetic by Tollan Kim, I found it in the Capcut audio library.

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