Star Wars: Rebels 3x19/3x20 "Double Agent Droid"/ "Twin Suns" Reaction

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[@patrickwaldeck6681]

I love how when Maul says "protecting someone" you can see the look in Kenobi's eyes go instantly to "I'm going to kill this man now." And not because he hates Maul for all the vile things he's done. Just so he can protect Luke. Then kills him in three moves. The true definition of mastery.

[@darthroden]

The moment he found him and found out his name, Maul would instantly know who Luke is and why Obi-Wan was protecting him. He would turn Luke to the dark side and use him in his revenge against Vader and Sidious. Remember, the one thing that drives Maul is revenge, it has been since Episode I....in fact it was his only line.

[@chazo1367]

He was willing to let him go up until that point too. But Luke has to protected at ALL costs.

[@lex_express]

i remember how much you hated maul after he killed satine in the clone wars. i think it speaks to how well the writing has been for him, that you were able to be moved by his death despite all the horrible things he’s done. really amazing how the animated shows took what was ultimately a nothing character and turned him into one of the most tragic villains in the entire saga. mauls final moments with obi were beautiful.

[@FilthyFrankenjoyer]

Maul's path kinda reminds me of Jinx from League of Legends, he got raised by someone evil and got brainwashed into thinking everyone else he knew was evil. He went through as much if not more than Anakin. The guy was raised to become technically Palpatine's son and ended up realizing he got betrayed his entire life. Maul never knew what is like to be loved but at least he got to experience his brother's admiration. Unfortunately conquering Mand'alor and getting revenge on Kenobi was his only way of obtaining some satisfaction in life. He was Palpatine's best muppet for a long time before Dooku arrived, yet another tragic character who fell right into his game.

[@acetrainer44]

“He. Will. Avenge us…” I’m so glad you picked up on the tragedy of Maul and Obi, and how Obi was able to find clarity and rise above

[@nangstalgic4423]

It's really poetic, that Mauls final moments was in the arms of Obi-Wan. The same way Obi-Wan held Qui-Gon and Satine during their death. The 2 people he loved the most, killed by Maul.

[@darthken815]

Rest in peace, Maul.

[@magus104]

and yea... another bs star wars moment..... 1 at the beginning of phantom menace they show they have force speed as the speed run down a corridor on the ship. But obi couldnt use it to get in the fight with qui-gon to open the door for him to get killed...... then qui-gon like many pathetic jedi gets killed by 1 light saber stab...... dont care what the excuse is..... oh he was stabbed through the spine. ok..... mauls spine and lower half was straight up cut off and he survived so argument invalid. then they have to make the obi-wan show explain why dark sider users keep surviving lightsaber death blows...... oh cause revenge does wonders for your will to survive...... sure....... sure..

[@Zeb0101]

​@@magus104I dunno if you know buddy, but there's something called vital organs, yeah shocking I know, but apparently those exists

[@Bothorth]

Arms? What's wrong with the ol' foot-on-the-neck?

[@lucasdolding6924]

If you rewatch the fight you'll notice that Obi-Wan strategically changes his stance from his classic one to Qui-Gon's stance, which Maul picks up on and Obi-Wan knows how Maul thinks knowing that Maul would love the irony of killing both master and apprentice with the same moves. With this Obi-Wan knows exactly what moves Maul will make, and the killing strike he used on Qui-Gon by stunning him on the head before stabbing him Obi-Wan was prepared for it and having thought about this fight for 30 years would know the perfect way to counter it (similar to how he knew the perfect offence with the high ground against Anakin in RotS). Obi-Wan wins the fight in one move, which is changing his stance.

[@jmhaces]

I love that he goes from his classic stance from the prequels with the lightsaber raised over his head and parallel to his extended arm, to his stance from the original trilogy that looks like a kendo stance with both hands holding the saber in front of him, and finally settles on Qui-Gonn's stance with the saber held in an upright position next to his head to bait Maul.

[@josephtingley654]

He knew he would draw him in. Maul learned quickly that this wasn't Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi, but Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi.

[@__Sauron_]

The fight between Maul and Obi-Wan is so poetic. It’s beautiful.

[@jamesbellefeuille2926]

Steven Stanton is an amazing voice actor. He nailed the Alec Guiness version of Kenobi. AP-5 -aka Snape droid - sounds just like Alan Rickman. Never mind how he got Tarkin down pat. Let's hope Sam Witwer's vocal cords have recovered. I would be happy if Kiner wrote a full track for AP-5 to sing. That scene really cracked me up. The lightsaber duel in Twin Suns is my favorite duel in animated Star Wars. I can imagine Kenobi thinking "Old fool. Only now at the end do you understand." (rhymes with RoTJ) Finally, may Jess enjoy her break. Mine starts October 7.

[@stevenmcmullan409]

I think "awe" is the word you were looking for. You are in awe of Obi-Wan Kenobi, as are we all. Maul started the duel against Kenobi off using the same move that he used to kill Qui-Gon Jinn, symbolizing that he never moved on from that moment in The Phantom Menace. Or, as the Prophets said to Sisko, "You exist here". The ease in which Obi saw through this and took out Maul is to show how far Obi-Wan Kenobi has evolved since that moment, while Maul has remained stationary the whole time. And, yes, the master of sass remains undefeated. "Look at you. A rat in the desert." "Look what I've risen above." Classic Obi.

[@SwiftJustice]

It's not awe because we love Obi. Awe includes terror or dread.

[@stevenmcmullan409]

@@SwiftJustice Awe is defined as "a feeling of reverential respect, mixed with fear or wonder".

[@erg1947]

Obi Wan baited it out. He starts off in his normal stance from the prequels but ends up in Qui-Gon's stance.

[@stevenmcmullan409]

@@erg1947 That is something I meant to include in my original post. Also, the fact that Obi-Wan didn't ignite his lightsaber until Maul threatened Luke was significant. He is what was most important in this scenario.

[@erg1947]

@@stevenmcmullan409 yeah despite everything Maul had done Obi-Wan was willing to talk and end things peacefully. Once Maul mentioned Luke he had no choice, his one job since the Jedi fell was to protect Luke.

[@ThomasKnip]

Maul dying in Kenobi's arms is such a powerful scene.

[@medafan53]

Fun fact, the scene with AP-5 drifitng in space and almost breaking into song was a dig at fans complaining at the 'Disneyfication' of Star Wars by showing us a hint at what that would actually look like, before dismissing it.

[@Jon_FM]

Honestly, I initially was confused by the ending of the Maul fight but over the years I got the idea a lot more and I agree this story between them was amazing. The poetic ending of the story of Obiwan and Maul is amazing.

[@08191906]

It is only years later, after many analytical interviews, that the tactical brilliance emplyed by Obi-Wan against Maul has been thoroughly understood. I, watching this episode when it was released, like EVERYONE, wanted a drawn out lightsaber duel of dazzling feats. But I have to agree with the final analysis; THIS is the epitome of perfection.

[@kwanarchive]

No. Many people who understood who storytelling works DIDN'T want a drawn out lightsaber duel. eg, watch Blindwave's reaction to the episode. All of them loved the short fight because the story makes sense.

[@08191906]

@@kwanarchive okay...maybe not "everyone"...

[@madelinegarber7860]

Twin Suns is such a good episode. Uou get to see how much Obi Wan has evolved over the years and how Maul hasn’t. I was shook to see him interact with Ezra the firzt time I saw Rebels. I wasn’t expecting that at all. But the animated shows have expandedMaul as a character beautifully and I love that. That duel at the end became one of my favorite in animation once I had it broken down for me. It’s like poetry. It rhymes. And it says a lot about Kenobi’s character that Maul died in his arms like those he killed. I got so many chills at the Luke cameo with the force theme.

[@liamr4117]

That scream from Maul is so chilling

[@madelinegarber7860]

And spawned so many memes.

[@ThomasCorp]

I knew you would have a superb analysis of Obi-Wan and Darth Maul’s final confrontation and I STILL underestimated the PERFECTION that it was. I thank you for the privilege to see and hear your analysis of that moment, Jess, it was truly wonderful.

[@garrettwhite5943]

the fact that Obi-Wan literally holds his worst enemy in his arms as he dies, gives him the comfort of telling him Luke is the Chosen One (who he may be, but that's not ever been confirmed) despite everything Maul's done is such an amazing thing.

[@christianwise637]

I love how these two episodes are complete polar opposites of each other, yet each perfectly embody the different aspects of the show. On one hand, you have an episode that's primarily built around Chopper and AP-5 arguing with each other, starting off with an "Annie Get Your Gun" reference and ending with AP-5 getting a musical number, and featuring Josh Gad as a villainous nerdy hacker. And on the other hand, you have a dark and often rather unsettling adventure that climaxes with an awesome lightsaber duel straight out of a classic samurai film, and wraps up Maul's story in a perfect fashion. It's the perfect demonstration of the duality of the show's existence, and why it's so great

[@jennifermedicus2735]

No one ever seems to get the Annie Get Your Gun reference!

[@nickthepostpunk5766]

Love your love for this show, Jess. And unsurprisingly your comments afterwards were really insightful ❤💜

[@thedoctor4327]

I remember some people were disappointed with the Maul and Kenobi showdown but I loved it then and I love it now: - Its brevity brings to mind samurai duels in Akira Kurosawa movies (major influence on Star Wars) and shows how skilled Obi Wan has become in his old age (and how weak Maul has gotten over the years of injuries, torture and madness) - Loved how Obi Wan was willing to talk and dissuade Maul from fighting but only gave in when Maul started to threaten Luke. Even then it wasn’t striking Maul down in anger but in defense of his charge. - Obi-Wan comforting Maul at the end. This is a being that has caused Obi-Wan anguish by killing his father figure, the love of his life and is now threatening the boy that’s like a surrogate son to him. Yet all the same Obi-Wan gave him comfort in the end.

[@ianweech]

The first 7 episodes, An Inside Man, Visions and Voices, the darksaber duology, Through Imperial Eyes, Twin Suns, and Zero Hour parts 1 and 2 are all top notch rebels episodes... and Trials of the Darksaber, Through Imperial Eyes, Twin Suns, and Zero Hour Part 1 and 2 are top notch star wars for me. Can't wait for next Tuesday!

[@RyanWitalison]

Maul's voice actor Sam Witwer does a great job breaking down the Obi-Wan vs Maul duel in a few interviews.

[@vokhev]

Twin Suns is the episode I've been waiting for ever since you first said you would watch Rebels. This is one of my favourite pieces of Star Wars and definitely my favourite lightsaber duel.

[@tristanmilner9511]

AP-5 is a mood and a half. Twin Suns may be the best episode of the season.

[@StormStar626]

You summed it perfectly as to Why was the fight so short: Maul spent years playing checkers with Obi-Wan. Several years on Maul hadn’t changed or evolved in any way shape or form, which was why he went into this fight still thinking they were playing checkers, when Obi-Wan had long since graduated to chess…

[@thomasharfst3381]

I was fine until that last scene with him looking over the Lars homestead and hearing the 'Luke? Luuuuke.' and seeing the small figure running, Instant tears. Damn you Feloni.

[@Pinkielover]

Yes you interpreted right, your Jedi knight training is almost complete. But yeah these are an awesome set of episodes to watch , Lots of hidden meaning in the way they were eyeing and changing their stances before the fight there's a whole breakdown of it basically Obi-Wan is egging him on changing his stances, If you notice Maul tried his old move That killed qui gon jin .. But yeah there's a pretty poetic breakdown of the episode by the voice actor that does Maul Sam witwer aka starkiller aka mortis brother.. It's on KZbin somewhere

[@chazo1367]

He was willing to allow Maul to go...but once Maul said "SomeONE!" Ben was like "well...guess you have to die now." He will not allow someone like Maul to interfere with Luke in any way.

[@grdoxsme]

We need a Tales of The Rebelion like Tales of The Jedi, but with moments like Hera meeting Chopper!

[@joesoq]

chopper will bitch the whole time, but he will be there. a real one.

[@doctor8342]

Maul died the moment he said the word "someone"". This was the greatest Light Saber fight in all of Star Wars, it was a realistic representation of a true master swordsman vs master swordsman fight. When Samurai fought each other it wasn't a long drawn out acrobatic crazy moves fight, it was literally this, 2-3 strikes and someone was dead. When I first saw this I was a little disappointed but the longer i thought about it the more I loved it, and the way Obi-Wan tricked Maul using Qui-Gon's stance to make Maul try the same move he did to kill Qui-Gon against him was amazing.

[@feralprocessor9853]

Nobody mess with Chopper

[@karamshahin2771]

Obi kills Maul countering the move that killed Qui-gon

[@geoffreychabre7171]

Just wanted to say you are my new comfort show. Rebels is my favorite Star Wars series and your reactions and appreciation for it makes it even better. ✌️

[@crosskin6496]

Can we just bask in the fact that Hera merc-ed a whole ship just because they screwed with Chopper?! Mom mode activate!

[@josephtingley654]

Maul killed himself by wanting revenge. He's thinking he's still fighting Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi, but ends up meeting Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi.

[@forsagebone]

"He will avenge us." Rest in peace, Maul.

[@pravusprime]

From here on out, Jess is going to keep loving this show more and more.

[@paulmurphy4723]

Well cripes Jess, as well as the usual excellent reaction, the ode to Obi-Wan at the end was just fantastic, heartfelt & spot on. as easy to love your love for him as it is to love Obi himself! 😊 he's SUCH a great character & yes, these shows have enhanced his greatness for all of us. hard *not* to tear up when thinking about what he's been through & how he's handled all of it & himself.

[@inspector_beyond]

It's quite poetic that Maul tried to kill Obi-Wan with the same move that killed Qui-Gon, but this time Obi-Wan was ready for it. A move that killed first Jedi by Sith hands in a millenia was also the same Sith's doom.

[@grdoxsme]

And it got you it is.... I'm don't mean to be mean at all, it's the fact that you are so blessed with a good memory of things you get to care about. The implications of the Lesson Ezra Bridger needed to Learn from Obi-Wan was "Family is Everything", being him the one to devote his life to take care of what remains of his, being Anakin not just his padawan but his brother and Amidala as his Sister, coming from rescuing Leia on his solo series and giving his life away for his friend's child's. The Lesson's loud and clear and Ezra is a really good student as we know he went and do precisely what Obi told him to do.

[@timidwolf]

Been looking forward to this one. Easily one of the best lightsaber fights in the entire franchise!

[@UncleMilo]

This is another episode I wish I could have been in the room with you to watch. I'd love to talk about this episode with you for so many reasons... and this is absolutely one of the episodes I was excited for you to see ever since you said you started this show. The battle between Obi Wan and Maul is brilliant and the most like an actual Samurai fight. I also love how Kenobi caught Maul's body so he wouldn't drop and provided him comfort in his final moments. The power of this final confrontation is so massive and I am so happy that your reaction was pretty much what I was hoping it would be from you... because I really love how much you care about these characters and the plot points! As always, I can't thank you enough for sharing your wonderful reactions with us! Thanks for being made of awesome!

[@kwanarchive]

You know, I've always wondered why people in Star Wars, not just Imperials, seem slow to catch on when their droids are working against them for one reason or another. It took a while for Hera to catch on that Chopper had been taken over. Then you think about modern AI, and even just dumb recommendation/boost algorithms, and how many people just blindly accept what they're told by those algorithms, it makes total sense.

[@stacyp2186]

I’ve been waiting a long time for you to get to the Maul episode. You did not disappoint

[@madelinegarber7860]

I also got into the animated shows after watching the Mandalorian s1. And I 110% agree with everything you said about Obi Wan. He’s been throuth so much and come out of it stronger and more enlightened than ever. Like he told Maul look what I’ve risen above. He’s an amazing character. The way you feel ablut him is very similar to the way I feel about Bo Katan. I mean she’s a very different character with her unique struggles and back story so the situations aren’t exactly the same. She’s also not as universally loved. I got introduced to her in the animated shows and thought she was really cool and bad ass if a bit foolish and unnecessarily ruthless during her time with Death Watch. But she grew on me throughout Clone Wars s7 and Rebels and I found that I could sympathize with her goals and way of thinking at least to a certain degree. This was especially true in Rebels when she was much more sympathetic and a bit nicer than Clone Wars. Then we saw her in live action and I lost my freaking mind because I thought she was cool and could end up having a really interesting dynamic with Din but not much more. And she still had a bit too much arrogance for me to want her as Mandalore again. I said before s3 that they’d have to work hard to convince me that she was worthy to rule. Say what you want about s3 and its problems, but I was fully invested by the end. My respect for her, which was already pretty high by the way, went up so much and now she’s my favorite Mando behind Din. I’ll stop there because this tangent is long enough.

[@kwanarchive]

Wow, Hera straight up murdered those fools.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Your comments of the clarity of O-W.K., years after - this is addressed in the D+ series.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Oh- just after I wrote, your next comment that you have watched the D+ series

[@davidbarr231]

Obi-Wan was finally able to put Maul out of his misery

[@Bothorth]

9:20 _Clank_ !!

[@RGMyers24]

I loved your analysis. Yes Maul is both victim and perpetrator. His life constantly shifts from one state to another making him a fascinating and complex character. The most powerful fuel for the will is not love, it is hate (which is but a variant of love), but in the end it burns you, it consumes you. That is why love is sometimes so difficult (portrayed by Kenobi), because it requires time, patience, dedication. You may not see the results... But in the end, it is worth it. ❤🖤

[@MFSeaMen]

One of my favourite episodes of the show... Twin Suns is OK too.

[@skalessibbons7349]

AP-5 and Chopper are funny in this episode.

[@sriver004]

So many people have obviously explained and given their input on the fight between Obi and Maul, but there is one more little button that I'd like to add that is I guess pretty obvious but like to focus on: Yeah Maul had SOME clarity in the end, embraced by his mortal enemy, in his final breaths he got to see beyond. But it speaks to the tragedy of Maul that even in that clarity, his last words were of revenge. His hope that the chosen one can avenge them. All of them. And I think for Obi there is legitimate sadness for Maul for what he became. What he was turned into by the Sith, and how he was never ever to escape it.

[@jasonknight1085]

Twin Suns is one of the best episodes of ANY Star Wars... and it truly shows the real strength of Obi-Wan. Consider the number of times he could have acted out of hate, or revenge. Even in striking down Maul -- who has caused him endless pain -- he does so calm, collected, and becsuse he had to. And even in that moment, he holds him not as an enemy, but with empathy. His greatest adversary, the killer of his lover, and he can still forgive. He still -- much like on Mandalore when Satine was held hostage -- is capable of pitying Maul for the course his life took him. Obi-wan holding Maul in his arms, comforting him in his final moments? Looking down with pity and even regret? THAT is what it means to be a Jedi. Old Ben's greatest strength is forgiveness. Were that we all could be held to that mark. Honestly, it reminds me of another great sci-fi character: "You're all the same, you screaming kids, you know that? 'Look at me, I'm unforgivable.' Well here's the unforeseeable, I forgive you. After all you've done. I forgive you."

[@boomataco]

Twin suns is top 3 of the whole series

[@laffingist218]

maybe the coolest best "fight" in all of SW

[@GedUK]

Absolutely no doubt in my mind. This is what saber fights should be: short and brutal. All the fight was done in the mind before it started, sizing each other up, drawing them in etc. They (and it's Filoni again) do something similar with Ahsoka and during their duel.

[@laffingist218]

@GedUK oh really? haven't watched that yet because 1) so much lore i don't know and 2) please don't be mad but I'm a TLJ/Revan fan, and the new shows going in the classical direction, i appreciate it but it doesn't intrigue me. Also, really hate that re-edit of the Ep 4 Vader/Ben fight. I'm not a gatekeeper but I kinda judge ppl who don't love that OG fight. Sorry I'm ranting, long story short, please tell me who the fight is with, if it's a cool saber fight I'd like to find it. cheers, may the 4th

[@laffingist218]

@GedUK tl;dr sabers are a last resort, and if not, that should say something about the character

[@GedUK]

@@laffingist218 it's between Ahsoka and Baylon. They spend quite a few seconds just scoping each other out, changing stances and positions, and then it starts. Episode 4. You can find it on youtube.

[@lloydtransom8525]

The next episode and the rest of the series is one epic ride...buckle up. Great review.

[@grdoxsme]

9:30 Being an authistic man for 40 years really gets that AP5 solitud in the universe calm moment a closeness to home as you have no idea... or maybe you do, right?! Now let's bring some courage through faith on the Force, right cause had to pause before continue and comment this but also.. cause I'm so aware of what's about to come and I'm hating it cause love Bendu and much more than that love Maul... My, predictions, this one will really get you and will give us your devoted followers a hint of what will be when we get to 4x10 NO SPOILERS on That ONE PLEASE!! ok proceed

[@illrated]

You're right. Maul was a victim. His story is a tragic one. At the end you can see his hate for Obi was just projection for his real hate towards Sidious, hence why his avenge comment. Rip Maul. The Quigon stance to bail Maul tho. Did you catch it?

[@fettstea]

*The* Rebels episode ever

[@jmhaces]

Maul and Obi-Wan's duel shows how Obi-Wan has grown over the years and Maul is stuck in the past. He's an old former Sith and, though still powerful, he's not longer as strong as he was in his prime and is still hung up on what is basically history by now, while Obi-Wan has come into his own as a Jedi Master and they're no longer anywhere on the same level. Maul was dead the moment he decided to fight Obi-Wan and implicitly threaten Luke's safety. While Maul is still fixated on his hate of Kenobi and the betrayal he and his brother suffered at Palpatine's hands, Obi-Wan cradles Maul in his dying moments and gives him a small measure of peace, just like he once cradled Satine and Qui-Gonn, both of whom died at Maul's hands, and he even lays Maul's body to rest.

[@feralprocessor9853]

Chopper plays among us, and it's not his fault

[@razalin]

Maul was betrayed, just like everyone else. That last interaction with Obi-wan was pretty powerful. Even in his dying moments, Obi-wan showed him respect. Sleep now, Maul. The chosen one will save us all.

[@celticwolff5429]

Jess, and everyone else. Here is a quick clip of Sam Witwer recording his "Kenobi" scream kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZmUZ5tuZbdoiLs

[@darthroden]

Its ironic, for all the evil Maul did: killing Qui-Gon and Satine, all his obsession, in the end Obi-Wan held no hate in his heart for Maul, only pity. Remember back in Clone Wars before he killed Satine, Obi-Wan told Maul that he understood the choice to join the Dark side had never truly been Mauls. He also knew he had to kill him when he figured out about Luke. Maul, for all his obsession and his hatred, never truly grew in the time they last faced each other, while Obi-Wan was growing in the Force in ways Maul could never dream of in his exile. That fight was a perfect example of the tragedy of Darth Maul. He never truly had a chance.

[@ResoluteRiot]

i feel like obi-wan was going to let maul live. but he threatend luke so he had to die

[@nalkarauke]

Maul could've been talking about Luke or Anakin when he asks if "he" is the chosen one but I think it's Anakin, cos ultimately he kills Palpatine and avenges everyone who Palpatine screwed over in the clone wars

[@havok6280]

You might say Maul had a new hope just before he died...

[@user-sq5lb6nn1s]

Best reaction youtuber ever 🎉 Love the reaction the best

[@donaldseale2700]

I tell you, Maul isn't "half" what he used to be. Too soon?

[@Mis7erSeven]

The difference between Obi-Wan and Maul is the difference between the light and the dark side. Fans of the dark side often call the jedi stupid for following their strict code, they think this would just limit their possibilities. They believe that it's their purpose as dark side force users to use their power and break the rules, make the laws of nature bow to their will, and by that, achieving ultimate freedom while the jedi stay limited to their side of the force. But in reality, it's quite the opposite. The way to become stronger with the force is different for the two sides. It's obvious that a jedi has to seek for the light and a sith has to search for the darkness, but how should you react to the other side? If the jedi just stay away from the light, they're actually limited in power. To grow stronger, they have to get closer to the darkness again and fight it, risking everything they have. Obi-Wan had to watch Satine die in front of him, but he didn't surrender to the darkness, and after that, he survived order 66 relatively easy. But then his pain and fear were pulling him closer to the dark side again when he had to face Vader again in the Kenobi show. He was able to resist again and became stronger and wiser than ever. For the sith on the other hand, the way to power is actually that simple. Just move as far away from the light as possible, let go of anything positive that could pull you to the light again. With this method, you can gain strength much faster, even without that much training or talent. This is why some uneducated people believe that the sith are stronger than the jedi which is obviously nonsense since the force is always in balance and therefore their strength has to be equal. But the stronger you get in the dark side, the more you have to surrender yourself to all your negative emotions. And in the end, you lose the ability to make any rational decision. The dark side is controlling you through your emotions. The sith want to be free from the rules, but in the end, they are puppets of the force. Maul spend so long in the darkness that he couldn't make any free decision anymore. He was chasing Obi-Wan for no real purpose, because he had to. Because he was physically unable to choose a different way.

[@t.j._fury]

Gurrrrl, I *totally understand* I also Stan Obi-Wan, *for the last 30 years* I have been Stanning Obi-Wan!❤ Lololol

[@KennyYoutubeMakesMeFeelGood]

Sessakasays I love you reaction to season 3 episode 20 where obi wan and darth Maul meet up again and Obi Is still checking on Luke.

[@mrborgeusborg1541]

"He will avenge us". Who is us? In that moment Maul understood that him and Kenobi had a common enemy. Palpatine. Maul fueled and motivated by hatred, in to his dying breath, found a common goal with his enemy. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. But I'm still curious about us. Is it Maul + Kenobi? Or could it be Maul + Opress? I choose to believe it is Maul + Opress.

[@stefankrustev5255]

Maul, his brother and Kenobi

[@comandantegorrion7271]

I think it’s not just himself or his himself and his brother or himself and Obi-Wan or all three of them, but everybody Palpatine had ever wronged. All of the Jedi, Grievous, Count Dooku, Ventress, the night sisters, the whole of the Republic, everybody.

[@mrborgeusborg1541]

@@comandantegorrion7271 Very true. Us is everybody. Including us viewers. :P

[@grdoxsme]

10:00 Had to pause again just 30 seconds later to "buckle up" tho there's no such a thing on this ride right? Just your facial gestures on that very second should be your thumbnail frame, just saying. Ok, now you know what is gonna be about and you immediatly got who we are about to see just with the view of that sand and that celestial sky... May the Force Be With Us

[@boomataco]

Getting soo close

[@feralprocessor9853]

It's time to put the beast down

[@magus104]

Sure. Maul must have just wanted to commit suicide here because we saw how Obi was vs Vader a short time after this... 0 shot he could have beat anyone in a light saber fight. and thats the problem with all this addition content added after the fact. the originals did the best they could with the technology for the time but especially due to the practical lightsaber prop it just made for a really lack luster action scene

[@JCG52577]

“Escape is not his plan.” - Darth Vader There, I just fixed your issue.

[@IamLegendaryguy1998]

Are you single

[@frugalseverin2282]

I dislike everything Star Wars related, the faux scifi that won't die. But you look lovely as always.

[@BRD529]

🤡

[@AlasdairGR]

"Faux sci-fi" you say, as if the genre has ever been one homogeneous thing. Not everything needs to be like Blade Runner, Dune, or 2001. Science fiction/fantasy stories can all coexist under the umbrella of that term. Stop being pretentious (and also creepy to Jess).