Qimir might be a sith lord...

I think there's something off with Qimir, Mae's fixer. He knows a little too much about the Sith and the Jedi.
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[@nolanpeters5462]

As a Forklift operator I'm never gonna stop flinching everytime they say "Osha"

[@ghostpickle804]

😆

[@andrewhcit]

Why isn't she doing something about the lack of handrails in the Star Wars galaxy?

[@Ancienthistoryshorts]

🤣🤣 can’t say as I blame you lol

[@dherian]

Well, I am pretty sure, episode 4 is gonna show us some serious Osha violations!

[@eviljigglypuff2254]

I've thought that since I 1st heard it

[@TheRealCodeBlack]

He puts way too much effort into making sure everyone, even and including May, perceives him as weak and unassuming, someone they need in the moment but can cast aside without a thought, while clearly knowing more than he lets on. He sets off all my "secret mastermind" red flags.

[@davidsavage5630]

So they're doing Darth Jar Jar without actually doing Darth Jar Jar 😂??

[@rwoods9630]

I mean, he did recite the beginning of the sith mantra. “ peace is a lie.”

[@ryanb9749]

And he presumably murdered the owner of the shop to steal his shop something about "clothes" to "blend in"

[@ryanb9749]

Lol Alan said both of these things after I commented

[@GenerationTech]

great minds think a like

[@rwoods9630]

@@GenerationTech it makes me think that they will use this character like people wanted jar jar character to be in the prequels. The unsuspecting master mind.

[@Prophetofthe8thLegion]

“There is only passion”

[@TheWarmachine375]

0:01 I see Alan has finally moved out of Coruscant and settled at Naboo.

[@jeremiahmorris1852]

Probably can't afford all the credits anymore

[@Gryphind0r]

Alan is the sith lord

[@jamesfarquhar8507]

It was probably just an Airbnb.

[@abeautifuldayful]

@@Gryphind0r To be sure, too much is off with him. He knows too much about the Sith and the Jedi. He's a Sith puppeteer. The rarest type.

[@Qui-Dad-Jinn]

It is a pretty planet.

[@cabinetdoorknob1311]

the way his tone changed when he said "you look just like her" made me realize something was off

[@GenerationTech]

yeah that was creepy

[@ncruz3164]

For me that gave it away & how he stopped the Acolyte with minimum effort.

[@kdusel1991]

​@@ncruz3164 he's probably a red herring.

[@callmev3531]

@@GenerationTechQimir’s various shifts in demeanor depending on his audience helps sell the idea of him being a fairly important agent of whoever this Sith pretender is, or least of all higher rank than Mae in the Darksider’s organization. Him going from referencing the Sith code and ideology on peace being a lie only to act like a low life crook when the Jedi arrive furthers the notion of him being the agent of a Dark Side cult.

[@krispalermo8133]

@@callmev3531 As stated in Legends, Han Solo trilogy of an imperial officer doing a name search meaning for Vader. The Sith rule a large part of what's current Hutt space and a few other for nearly 3thousand years. It shape language and cultural across hundreds of civilizations. Vader means .. him. As in Oh F-CK run or die its .. HIM .. ! 2.) Other than G.Lucas fanboys or Disney canon covering the Force, Jedi, and Sith. Look at earth with its 3thousand year history on occult religions, in the Mid to Outer Rim, populations would be dismissive to Sith cultist the same way of Wicca or those followers of the Norse Nordes or Odinist. At worst you be dealing with Mexico witchcraft of the cartels. At least they aren't on a destroy the infields and taking the promise land types. Besides anyone with Force powers able to cheat at cards, dice, and slots would keep very quiet about it. Wrist mounted energy shields like the Mando use during quick draw blaster fights and knife in the dark would be more their thing. Why did Kenobi cut that guys arm off in the bar defending Luke when a taser would draw less attention ?

[@IsaacKuo]

I'm guessing that Qimir is the Sith Master, while the mysterious helmeted figure is the Sith Apprentice, but Mae does not know that Qimir is her master's master.

[@blarfroer8066]

Qimir seems a bit young to be a Sith master. But I do agree that the mysterious figure is probably not the actual master. The Acolyte starts in 132BBY, which is 100 years before the death of Darth Plagueis and 2 years before Darth Tenebrous takes control, presumably directly from Darth Ramage. None of those 3 were human.

[@Amplifymagic]

Too young and soy to be any kind of master

[@wildbard4112]

He's too young and too reckless

[@kdusel1991]

​@@wildbard4112 hes either the apprentice to the master or he's working for him as an underling. No way he's Darth Zipperface

[@kdusel1991]

​​@@Amplifymagic he's probably just an underling working for the master or he's the apprentice to the master

[@TheWarmachine375]

0:35 If only Chancellor Valorum revealed his true nature as General Zod who can school Palpatine.

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

KNEEL before Zod!

[@Qui-Dad-Jinn]

Think Force powers would work the same on Supes? What if Supes was a Force user?

[@TheWarmachine375]

0:28 Imagine all the time and effort of putting on makeup for Queen Amidala just to have a chat with Senator Palpatine.

[@vikrantpulipati1451]

Alan has this ability to put himself in the shoes of basically any person, real or fictional, and it comes through in every video of his. That's a really cool quality I wish more people had, myself included.

[@busterbrown2117]

Alan could easily talk a potential bridge jumper from leaping into his/her next life. Cheers to GT and his remarkable enunciating ability.

[@WeaponizedAutism7]

Ok I bet it’s gonna be a double twist, where we find out he’s _a_ Sith, but ultimately not _the_ Sith, being the apprentice. I think Osha will kill him to take his place as the sith’s apprentice

[@stuartbagley2586]

I agree that he is the Sith apprentice. I also think he is “auditioning” Mae to be his apprentice once he takes care of the current Sith Master.

[@WeaponizedAutism7]

@@stuartbagley2586 yess that’d be juicy.

[@codyhoney9101]

Yeah, I don't think Qimir is the master, but I'm sure he's a Sith.

[@debso]

​@stuartbagley2586 I agree and I was waiting on the hate to clear for other ppl to have the same opinion lol. Glad to see someone else look passed the hate and think about the possibilities too

[@SpottedHares]

I was young enough to not know Palptine was the emperor.

[@AssassinGTM]

The blessing of being dumb kids 😅 my stepdad had shown me the OT and I still didn't connect the dots until episode 3

[@biglawngnome]

Saaaame

[@SpottedHares]

@@AssassinGTM just young enough for it to actually get the plot twist in the third film

[@TheVincentKyle]

This actually surprised me when Alan brought it up, because while I was in my early 20s when the TPM was released I was about one and a half when ANH was released (and saw ESB in the theater and had to be removed because when they froze Han Solo I screamed and cried). I guess I assumed any young kids would be in the same boat and if nothing else immediately suss out it's the same guy based on his voice and nose. 🤷‍♂

[@Darthdoodoo]

I mean if u were a kid or teen you wouldn't connect with the political agenda behind everything. I didn't know either until probably episode 2 or so. It wasnt obvious for people who weren't huge fans of the ot and the Internet didn't exist in the same way to pick everything apart and point out everything.

[@cofeman347]

A Sith Lord? Impossible. The Sith have been extint for a millenium! I do not believe the Sith could have returned without us noticing.

[@shaydowsith348]

Hehehe

[@tristancreed]

You called it.

[@MorinsKAINED]

Everyone called it lol

[@JamarD421]

​@@MorinsKAINEDI didnt. To my surprise I was a little shocked and disappointed that I did not heed any of the ideas eveyone else had.

[@kalanmorton3041]

I still think he’s just a dark force user he doesn’t actually call himself sith he says “a Jedi like you might call me… Sith.” I believe he is more of an Anarchist someone who wants a world without the jedi without the Sith

[@PoPs559.]

Just had to come back to this video after episode 5

[@basicsimp8798]

Seriously, the way he casually defended himself against Mae is proof that there's something more to him.

[@stevena.7022]

The guy with the dark helmet and red saber. More there too, probably. It's a mystery.

[@KareemHarper]

I was finishing my junior year of undergrad when The Phantom Menace was released. I saw it with a group of Japanese exchange students from Kobe International University I was responsible for as RA. While there were kids in the theater, there were notable chuckles from everyone older in the audience (the 18yo + crowd) when Palpy said he would watch Anakin's career. Overall, while people slept through the start of it, everyone was fully engaged by the end in my opening night viewing. And yes, I, my college friends and Japanese exchange students were fully versed on EU lore (it was all we had during the dark ages waiting for new Star Wars content) from books and games... but especially books. So we all laughed and cheered whenever the Emperor or his Senate alter ego were on screen. Senator Palp scenes were highlights of that film along with (don't hate me) Jar-Jar -- who I was convinced was a force sensitive jinx after that first viewing.

[@GenerationTech]

Haha awesome story thanks for sharing

[@briangrover873]

After episode 4 Qimir smells REALLY Sithy

[@ThespianPrince13]

His Sithkabobs also smell Sithy

[@richardstafford5016]

I was 8 or 9 when I saw Phantom Menace in theaters. I didn’t immediately peg Palpatine for the baddie he was but my mom did and whispered something like “I don’t like him” and I’d figured it out be the end… then I saw the OG trilogy and it all clicked.

[@bursegsardaukar]

Qimir even seems to know people’s weakness and how he quickly told Mae about Torbin’s weakness.

[@roccobruno8027]

Qimir is more than likely a Jedi that left the order after being disillusioned with their behaviour. At minimum he plays the Drunken Kung Fu Style quite well.

[@OPTIKPRODUCTIONS]

That IS a possibility. . . But then wouldn’t the Jedi recognize him ?

[@CDNexusNomad]

I mean, you weren't wrong. He is both.

[@castojr9704]

Just saw Acolyte Episode 5 - YOU CALLED IT!

[@ozmozis6073]

I agree with your take Alan. It's sound. Qimir is working from the shadows, maybe as the apprentice; one step ahead of the Jedi and his pawn as Mae.

[@georgepapatheofilou6118]

Now that background looks worthy of being chill . Especially if you're a parent that got away from work, four letter word.

[@jccjccjoanne]

Fine wine.

[@isaackim7675]

It makes me curious on why the Jedi did not arrest the guy who brewed the poison?

[@CowleyStudentJ]

Plot.

[@GenerationTech]

frontier justice and sometimes getting a informant is better than turning him into a prisoner... or maybe he was using his sith persuasion techniques

[@isaackim7675]

@@GenerationTech Are we sure he’s not been trained by Darth Binks?

[@MysticTroll]

Didn't Sol say "We will let you off with a warning if you tell us what Mae is up to" I'm paraphrasing but it seems to highlight the hubris of the Jedi's prioritization of justice in this era.

[@christopherlee8989]

Being paid to do a job isn't punishable usually. You don't arrest Smith and Wesson s descendants when there is a drive by

[@ShaneSanders-ey7xt]

I loved Manny Jacinto in The Good Place, this is such a cool role change for him. However, I want to hear an easter egg where he references Jacksonville :)

[@robotmonkeys]

The idea that any Sith would actually honor the Rule of Two is least Sith thing ever.

[@biglawngnome]

I'm thinking the Sith Master is Darth Venamis, Darth Plagueis's second secret apprentice... and we get to see what horrible fates are in store for him🎉

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

(Tenebrous' second apprentice).

[@LIFEcjs]

alans gotta be the best star wars channel hands down

[@undisclosed_branding9714]

These are the people that get star wars. I don't know what is happening on the social media's but everyone is just shitting the bed over there...

[@Interionisim]

Qimir is Darth Tenebrous' first apprentice maybe? Using Mae like Dooku used Ventress to weaken the Jedi from the shadows. He dies and Tenebrous moves on to Plageius. Though it's been a while since I read the book, not sure if that timeline checks out.

[@nutmegriot209]

saw Phantom Menace in ‘99. Didn’t think much of Palpatine at first, but at the end when he met young Anakin & said “we’ll watch your career with great interest”.. my friends and I all cackled, and one of them joked “he’s the emperor”. a couple of them realized before that. but that was a sly tip off Really liking Qimir. Total Palp vibes. has knowledge, plays dumb, constant awareness, can fight, always giving Mae advice but passes it off as opinion. I like he’s doing it from a different position though.. playing the scoundrel, while Palps was a high ranking politician

[@mikegould6590]

I have gone from believing this guy was a pawn to realizing he's the pawn broker. Good catch, Alan. Well met.

[@jasongant9178]

YOU CALLED IT EARLY

[@nathanieljackson5554]

There's definitely a connection between Mae and Qimere. He feels more like a handler than a fixer. Especially after Mae makes the comment about her Master not finding out about the poison she got from him. It will be interesting to see how it pans out.

[@MinhVu-yz5rr]

This aged like fine wine and olive tree

[@martinbowman1993]

Alan seems to know the Sith code a little too well

[@craftchest]

That's how I hide my abilities. Being drunk and unserious. But, when the power of the Dark Side calls, the Jedi know it's serious.

[@Bicketybam68]

To me it is that he almost instantly went from a flake (the drunken support character) to a controlling teaching moment with Mae. When he started with the mantra of "Peace is a lie...." he helped focus her and then he taught her about the world they live in and how to manipulate things to "their" side. Even when speaking with the Jedi, he may have seemed phased but it felt very manipulative and precise. If she did get captured, I'm sure he had some other "potential" to take her place and then if she escaped, she learnt something new.

[@Ellie_Art]

I love how the scenery in the back changes every couple of videos lol

[@Quadrenaro]

What if a writer really liked the Darth Jar Jar theory...

[@venetianjack1348]

Lego is making a Darth Jar Jar mini figure for their new Dark Millennium Falcon set

[@kostas_a_1924]

What of Indara didn't really die and is the true leader of this Sith sect, orchestrating the whole Acolyte revenge thing??? Also, what if Qimir is Zippermouth, her apprentice, who will die in the next couple of episodes, and will be replaced by Mae? And this season ends with a duel between Mae and her Osha?

[@jiffypoo5029]

Qimir feels like a Sith Alchemist. I think he might be The Apprentice and runs the assassins and acolyes for The Master.

[@travcollier]

Qimir is, perhaps, a bit of a riff on the Darth Jar Jar idea. ;) Seriously though, it makes perfect sense that he is the apprentice. Of course, given the nature of the show, that might be misdirection. It's a mystery... That can't make it too easy.

[@reynoldsVincent]

Honestly, I took this guy as just a minor part of the Sith gang but, now that I learn his name it becomes obvious: Qimir sounds like Chimera which practically means the same thing as deception. In fact all the characters in The Acolyte have symbolic names in Latin or Norse, some Reddit users say (I haven't verified).

[@Jedi_With_Aesthetic]

Qimir could be Darth Venamis and appreciated to Darth Tenebrous who may be in the shadows currently grooming a very young Hego Damask to become Darth Plagueis which would make Qimir/Venamis just a place holder for Plagueis

[@davienlane776]

Just finished the latest episode you were right

[@TK-wk6xd]

A Sith Lord

[@AndrewJohnson-oy8oj]

You think? Who did NOT know by the end of his second scene that Qimir is the secret sith? Anyone who didn't immediately figure it out, please don't operate any heavy machinery.

[@Iwillone]

Him presumably going with Mae to the relaxing forest retreat and the next time we see her masked master as seen in the promos fighting the Jedi there, does make it quite likely (- ^ )

[@MrSteveK1138]

Hmmm...maybe The Master in disguise? Or an agent of The Master?

[@glamourweaver]

You’re right he’s definitely not a simple fixer, but his conversation with Mae gave us the explanation of what he really is - he’s another acolyte. Hence him referencing the Sith Code. I’m not saying he isn’t secretly the Master and Mae doesn’t realize it, that is very plausible! But we do have an explanation beyond “professional fixer” already.

[@TERMICOBRA]

Slight alteration: Qimir is the Sith apprentice. The owner of the shop, who is simply concealed, is the Sith lord. Mae is a pawn.

[@NthnLikeCodeine]

2:30 ah, so a politician

[@SuperParadox42]

Re: what people thought of Palpatine in 1999 when Episode I arrived in theaters, there was a pretty clear divide between those of us who knew what Palpatine became and those who had no idea who he was. I gasped audibly the first time I saw it, when he was introduced, because I instantly recognized him- and my sister, who was watching the movie in the seat next to me, wondered why. That quickly whispered expanation must have been duplicated tens of thousands of times during May and June of that year. "He's the Emperor. He's the guy who becomes the evil Emperor! Yeah, the lightning-thrower in Jedi!"

[@Kevin-hq5ne]

I feel like Mae’s master wants her to be caught in the act, taken alive in a public spectacle, and then have her reveal the Dark Secret ™️. Like, she’s been given a task for which she is not suited, given directives that make the task even more difficult, and has had her passionate rage amplified to this end.

[@methuselahhoneysuckle3338]

Well played!

[@TheMichaellathrop]

Qimir very much reminds me of some of the spy/peasant/thief characters from some of the Kurosawa films

[@phillipkarcher2281]

Somehow Palpatine PREturned

[@basicsimp8798]

After Episode 4, he definitely is ❤

[@L0calQu33r_Cryptid]

i think it would be really cool if he IS actually a sith lord but his personality shown is his actual personality he would be like the first unserious and goofy sith lord

[@TheMimiSard]

On your opening about how fans reacted to Palps - I was old enough to know who he was - watched the OT in childhood, had a brother who collected novels and comics in the 90s. Even taking into account the make-up in RotJ, I recognised the face.

[@TheMimiSard]

As an aside, I love that Sam Witwer was the one who snuck the Sith Code into canon. We can thank him for that "-Is a lie!" line.

[@TheMimiSard]

But the real question is, if he's a Sith, is he a Darth? And which Darth is he? I am guessing, with him being human, at least a couple of generations before Plagueis. If they are using the currently already named baneites, I'd guess Darth Zannah, as Darth Tenebrous was a Bith (i.e. the same race as the Modal Nodes). But he could be an Apprentice who eventually failed to kill his Master, so not one of the main line that ended up in Sidious and Vader.

[@glamourweaver]

A fair number of people who had seen RotJ but not read any EU material would still have recognized that Senator Palpatine was Ian McDiarmid and thus known who he was.

[@andrewhcit]

The other thing that doesn't add up is the bit where he (apparently) kills the owner of the shop directly across the street from the Jedi Temple and takes it over, thus making it incredibly obvious to the local Jedi that something is amiss. It's almost as if he's trying to get Mae almost-caught.

[@SonicBrosEvolution]

I def agree with Alan. This "Flash" doppelganger is surely the sith lord.

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Well, the man is well connected to the happenings and knew full well that the Acolyte wasn't strong enough to kill the wookiee.

[@blazingmonolith4323]

We have to start looking at Sol as a suspect for the Sith lord. Hes been withholding information and also knows a lot more than anyone else. Hes been ahead of the curve the entire time.

[@Hypnos97]

I would like to see a video explanning the map of the galaxy, the hyperlanes and the distance and travel between some planets, giving context to some events, particullary in Star Wars Rebels and The Mandalorian. It was said many times that travelling through space is dangerous, Han Solo said it to Luke when escapping from Tatooine, and it was seen in the Clone Wars when the Malevolence had to calculate a difficult path around a nebula. I know that the different regions of the galaxy are drawn in a more or less circular way around the core of the galaxy, and that exist 5 major hyperlanes for travelling trough the galaxy. In Star Wars Rebels, the Phoenix Cell operates mostly in the Lothal Sector having at one point a somewhat base in Garel that is in the sector, the sector is near the Mon Calamari sector that are in the northeast corner of the galaxy (in represention of most maps), however in one episode Sato wants a new route through the Concord Dawn system which is in the Mandalorian sector near the Mid Rim border, which is far from the Lothal sector. Even the Yavin system is closer to Lothal that Concord Dawn. It does not make sense to me, unless it was to have access to the Hydian Way. We also see the Rebels and Thrawn go to Ryloth which is near Tatooine (in the southeast of the galaxy) and very far from Lothal. In The Madalorian I also have problems with the location of Nevarro. I have seen maps were it was near Mon Cala, others near Tatooine and one were it was in the Mandalorian sector. It kind makes sense that Nevarro is near Mandalore since Moff Gideon had bases in both planets, which was easier to control that having bases in opossites sides of the galaxy, but we know that Carson Teva patrols the Outer Rim from Adelphi base, and supposedly is scope of patrol is not that far from the base, and thhe base does not seem to have that many pilots. And Carson was on Nevarro and on patrol in Tatooine and later was called by Karga for help against the pirates. If from one single base they have to patrol the intere Outer Rim, wouldn't they burn most of the fuel travelling from the base to the point of patrol and back again? Plus, if there are this hyperlanes, to travel from distante systems of those lanes wouldn't they have to make several jumps to change lanes? Usually they only do that when trying to escape. Big ships might have better navicomputers to do all the calculations without making several jumps, but I doubt small ships, and strfighters can. And how much time takes to travel? In the Clone Wars and The Mandalorian we see them in hyperspace for a long time, but in other shows it seems like minutes or seconds.

[@SpottedHares]

I’m reminded of how after the first trailer the snow flakes came out and started crying about retconning no one seeing a Sith in 1000 years…. But in Phantom menace the Council didn’t think Quigon had actually fought a Sith on tatooine. Which brings up an interesting question, at Quigon funeral they questioned if Maul been master or apprentice. So how did the Jedi actually determine if Maul and therefore others, were a Sith?

[@patty4349]

My response to Palpatine was... "Uh oh!." I watched A New Hope a few weeks after it came out. It was my very first PG movie. My sister in law did not know and she found the Phantom Menace confusing and did not like it as a result. When we told her she was like "Oh! Now I get it."

[@flyingthebuttress]

And Bode Akuna pulls the same move in Jedi Survivor, not a Sith but posing as your ally and mercenary and hiding his Force sensitivity, working for the ISB the whole time.

[@meerkatx]

So, we know she's supposed to kill a jedi without a weapon and it seems like she has to steal a lightsaber from a jedi; so I'm guessing she also has to announce herself as part of her training.

[@granatmof]

I have no idea who the Green Jedi Lady is, but my inclination is to assume she's the secret bad guy.

[@statickaeder29]

I think that Mae's insistence on "attack me" is from her history - admittedly, I saw the 3rd episode before seeing this, but I think I can cover for that. "we have unfinished business" and "attack me with all of your strength" taken as a combination, sounds like someone who perceives that they have been wronged by the Jedi. It's hard not to add "and are questioning the right of the Jedi to just go around doing things to people" since that could be influenced by what I saw... And yet I think it's still valid.

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

He behave more like an " handler" than a " fixer"

[@GenerationTech]

Yea for sure especiallly after episode 2

[@LukiKruki]

What if Qimir is the real titled Acolyte while the "assassin" girl is him simpliy playing Sith card of using others to do his job.

[@Emperorvalse]

Interesting that you mentioned George intended people to know that Palpatine to know he was a Sith Lord. James Luceno in an interview about his Prequel novel Labyrinth of Evil stated that Lucasfilm would not let him connect Palpatine and Darth Sidious as the same because George wanted it to be revealed in Revenge of the Sith and no media could do this until the film was released.

[@bobbarker31]

Might?!? He is the most obvious dark side user since we met Matt the Radar technician

[@LamboMrktPros]

14:03and how Jar Jar bumbles and fumbles around.. Drunken Fist

[@sonicguyver7445]

I at first assumed Qimir was another appearance to Mae's master. He seemed to lnow enough about her and her overall goals. I also assumed the fixer angle was his assigned roll from their master to help Mae in her mission and then he could just play ignorant if she failed. His like that Peace is a Lie really pushed that for me. As for Palpatine, the best I can liken him to is Naraku from Inuyasha. He was a master manipulater who worked through proxies, puppets, and altered clones. The only times he ever revealed himself was when he was springing a long and complex trap.

[@katathoombz]

10:05 you and me both. In-universe reason would be interesting to know. IRL reason, well, I have a hunch.

[@denismurin]

Mae asks Jedi to attack her because because she thinks that these Jedi attacked and destroyed her coven

[@caravaggio2012]

If it wasn't for the trailer, my bet would be on Yord or maybe even Sol being the real Sith apprentice.

[@TNRVG]

Qimir = what Jar Jar was supposed to become if he is the master?

[@SonOfTheChinChin]

missed opportunity to name the title of this video "i believe qimir is a sith lord"

[@ElvisC506]

I love this content based on the story of the show without the speech that if the story is good or bad.

[@mumplaysminecraft3029]

I think Yord could be the hidden sith ...

[@TheMattJacks]

He isn't a Sith. He's a DJ from Jacksonville, Fla.

[@appo9357]

Guy’s thinking, “Dude, where’s my speeder?”

[@takecharge5140]

Well congrats bro

[@aurorauplinks]

your making me like the sith character :) he seems interesting. I hope hes a offshoot, not one trained by Bane, but a surviving strand of sith who lived out of Bane's view.

[@justincameron9661]

Imagine if Jar Jar became a mandalorian?

[@abdullahkaaki9853]

Spot on

[@briangrover873]

Qimir reminds me of the Star Wars version of the "Drunken Master".

[@callmev3531]

2:48, Palpatine’s chief weapon being his sheer intelligence ironically didn’t stop him from indulging in the use of his power, only he picked the most appropriate times and places to use his full abilities freely, most notably when toying with Maul and Savage until he got bored and a little exhausted. 3:32, However, it was in a key moment of fully allowing his unstable emotions and instincts to consume him for even a few moments that opened him up for Vader to kill him, showing even someone as strong willed and patient as him wasn’t immune to the same flaws that doomed “lesser” Sith, just stalling it for far longer than they ever could. 9:44, As for Mae, her poor attempt at an imposing demeanor mixed with her natural, immature and broody demeanor makes her come off more as an insecure child trying to play the role of the stoic badass warrior, even if she genuinely was resourceful enough to exploit Indara’s impulse to divert her efforts into protecting civilians over herself.

[@TheLeatheryman]

They call him “discount Ezra Miller”, but I think he is at least worth retail price.

[@Fluffy1877]

Jacksonville rules! Bortles!

[@hectorgonzalez5030]

[@TigglyWiggly719]

Qimir is definitely more than just a fixer. He knows the Sith Code. He has great disdain for the Jedi. He's guiding Mae. At bare minimum, he's an acolyte who's more advanced than Mae. I'm leaning to other theories I've heard that he is the Sith Lord, the so-called Stranger. The helmeted character's voice is distorted. Mae doesn't know who he is. I'm guessing there's a scary helmet and some robes in the back of that potion shop. And if he is, then Mae telling him the Master wouldn't know that she used a weapon is funny as hell. (IMHO, she didn't use a weapon. She convinced him to kill himself.)

[@RandomNPC001]

Yord is very "sus" as well!

[@soraisfinallyhere1305]

Yeah idk I feel like it could be him too there is something off about him like he is trying too hard to be a Jedi

[@GenerationTech]

nah he's got a good heart, i think he's kind of dumb... which can lead to grave mistakes

[@cultmecca]

No I think Yord is just a meathead

[@Ethan-Pachy]

I think he's simply a fool.

[@IzzetTempo]

Yord just has masive himbo energy

[@drakoloreseeker5112]

Now I feel dumb I didn't see it coming until revenge of the Sith