Star Wars: The Clone Wars #28- 2x12/2x13 "The Mandalore Plot"/"Voyage of Temptation" Reaction

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[@Alewaxon]

That is pretty much the reaction the most of the fandom had about the relationship between Obi and Satine... It is so powerful to hear a Jedi so committed as Obi-Wan say: "Had you said the word, I would've LEFT the Jedi order"

[@helinituhhh]

I just love how people go from "oh they're cute, they have a history together" or "just bang already lol" to absolute shock when Obi-Wan, the quintessential Jedi we all know and love, said "I would have left the Jedi Order" lmao it never gets old.

[@nocturne8333]

Duchess Satine is one of the best characters this series introduced. That’s my hot take I suppose.

[@LegendarySuperScotsm]

Not a hot take if its true!

[@peterslavik1449]

That is so not a hot take, you want a hot take; Satine is the most important character in the entire franchise and literally everything in the galaxy is direct result of her story both narratively and emotionally...

[@juansantos-lq2kz]

She’s awesome!

[@binalip1669]

@@peterslavik1449 if she and Obi-Wan had made a different choice basically all of Star Wars doesn’t happen 🤷🏽‍♀️😂

[@binaldoshi495]

@@binalip1669 I agree. Even if Obi-wan was keeping it a secret, he would've been more understanding of Anakin-Padme, so that Anakin wouldn't feel the need to get close to Skeevy Sheevy....

[@msoundg]

I love these episodes, too. Seeing Obi-Wan struggling with his emotions but not letting them tarnish his judgement is great. About their relationship, wait for it, there's more to come!

[@TheElderBlotch]

This is Season 2's best story arc along with Geonosis. It introduces so many brilliant concepts and characters that feature heavily in the future of the Clone Wars and shows beyond. It embodies all the best elements of Star Wars - a political thriller, intimidating enemies, nightmare fuel, spectacular lore and of course, romance.

[@kevinhansen8211]

"Who will brand yourself a cold blooded killer?" Then...Anakin stabs the senator in the back. If you listen closely, at that moment, you can hear the Imperial March playing distantly. Did Anakin have to kill the senator, probably, but it also heralds the fact how easy it is for him to kill those he sees as his enemies. Vader was not simply born in one incident, he took shape slowly, he was there when Anakin tortured Poggle the Lesser, and he rears up again here; with each sin that Anakin Skywalker committed, the darkness within grows stronger; his own personal road to hell.

[@captaincoolbreeze9429]

And now I am wondering if an analysis of Anakin and Vader should be part of Psychology 101.

[@hdns4]

@@captaincoolbreeze9429 Eh, his transformation is good (specifically in The Clone Wars) but there are better examples out there in both film and TV.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

guessing Anakin betrayal made order 66 and empire a reality

[@fluffibuni8663]

Ive been eagerly anticipating the reaction to this story ever since Jess announced she was starting the Clone Wars. I knew she'd get a buzz as soon as Mandalore was mentioned, then the appearance of the Dark Saber, then Setine's declaration of love. Just awesome!

[@Dalek63]

Now dats a fluffy buni

[@lordofalltime]

the plot idea of Obi-wan and Satine being "together" during his time on Mandalore has been the thread from which many Fanfictions about them having a child that Obi doesn't know about is really high

[@talmanes4589]

Helped along by the fact that in a later episode SPOILERS Satine has a mysterious "nephew" whom she seems to have adopted and whose parents are never mentioned. He certainly doesn't seem to be Bo's son, who is Satine's only sibling we know about.

[@ClintBandito]

Also "collection of half truths and hyperbole" has to be the most solid dis against obi. Like a straight fact.

[@SaraSong-mw3zm]

from a certain point of veiw

[@sleepyghost4994]

You just know that anakin was teasing obi wan for the rest of the trip.

[@jackson857]

5:58 Your face when you saw the Darksaber. Now that's a great reaction. 13:14 Same when Obi-Wan says he would have left the Jedi Order for Satine.

[@firecat4529]

I think Pre Vizsla gave Obi-Wan his lightsaber back, because his Mandalorians are all about honor and a fair fight. Also, remember the name Vizsla.

[@TimeCircleBlue]

Pre’s Father(?), Tor, had no such compunctions about honor. Pre eventually shifts that way as well.

[@shugaroony]

@@TimeCircleBlue Agreed. Many Mandalorians have a warped view of honour.

[@TimeCircleBlue]

@@shugaroony mostly deathwatch IMO. Only defining characteristics are that they are absolute bastards.

[@shugaroony]

@@TimeCircleBlue Haha, that they are!

[@Tom-xt1jn]

Duchess Satine and Obi Wan kind of remind me of Fitzsimmons - their bickering is brilliant and one of my favourite lines in the entire show is "I presume you've been aquainted with the collection of half truths and hyperbole that is known as Obi Wan Kenobi"

[@SuperCookieGaming_]

13:30 the reason he got his lightsaber back is mandalorians have a strict honor code and making it a fair 1v1 duel is important to their culture.

[@indianwarlord6935]

This episode was a great reference to the Doctor Who episode where the 9th doc uses the spider droid to find the culprit

[@Dalek63]

Wait is it really a DW reference? also, their's someone here that wants to see you, go's by the name of Anakin, Skywalker...?

[@vasyear]

what episode was that?

[@Dalek63]

@@vasyear Doctor Who S1 E2 The End Of The World.

[@vasyear]

@@Dalek63 I haven't watched Chris' run in a long time thanks for the info

[@Dalek63]

@@vasyear thats RTD's era

[@Amadeus_A]

19:25 The Mandalorian culture is a warrior one; which also means they have a high sense of honor when it comes to combat

[@acetrainer44]

Satine: “I’m still not sure about the beard.” Sess: “Alright, I love you, but that’s a bit too far.” And this helped show the struggles with attachments Jedi do have in their training, as well as how Obi-Wan and Anakin mirror each other in a way

[@Mokkari77]

Satine's look was based on Cate Blanchett.

[@KurganMacLeod]

God I have been *waiting* for this one. * So, obviously you noticed the Darksaber, but Deathwatch itself shows up in the Mandalorian - they're the Mandalorians that save Din in the flashback in the Season 1 Finale, rather obviously because they're the only Mandalorians taking part in the war. That's part of why the Mandalorians are so fascinating to me, personally - they bring moral nuance into a pretty black-and-white galaxy, to the point that Din's childhood heroes are here regarded as terrorists. * Though there are also small things rewatching this arc in light of The Mandalorian brings to the front - the fact Almec and Satine reject Jango Fett as a Mandalorian, for one, whilst the more fundamental warrior caste accept him. Apparently the idea to make all the 'Pure' Mandalorians vaguely Scandinavian was a George Lucas suggestion, but combine that with the warrior caste being more diverse as seen in The Mandalorian and there are certainly... unfortunate implications, is all I'm saying. * Anakin reacting to Obitine gives me LIFE, let me tell you. My favourite bit is when he complains about missing dinner when Rex calls him down to the cargo hold - ordinarily he'd be jumping at the bit to hang out with the Clones and R2, but he's so fascinated by whatever the fuck Obi-Wan and Satine have going on that he's willing subjecting himself to politics. * This is my favourite of the 'Anakin does morally questionable thing, queue Imperial March' motif in Clone Wars, but can we also talk about how Obi-Wan was 100% willing to kill Merrick, and it was only the idea of what Satine would think of him that stopped him. Like, that's kinda a supporting argument for why Jedi shouldn't really have attachments, is all I'm saying. * That being said, *clearly* the real way out of it would be Obi chopping off Merrick's arm. Clone Wars is perfect Star Wars in all but a few ways, but one of them is the tragic lack of de-limbification. Really glad you enjoyed this one, you are in for a treat.

[@Rwhalt]

I wish I could give this comment more thumbs up!

[@rafaelpando7052]

I love the sound of de-limbification.

[@user-fp3in2kf3b]

Well, Almec is a good politic. He reject Jango, because he was one of famos separatist terrorist(work with Dooku, several attempts to kill Padme=Galactic senator). Definitly Jango is not a man, you want associate with, while standing in front of Master Jedi, not forget that Mandalor wad NEUTRAL STATE

[@Sparda_LDK]

Fun fact: Pre Vizsla is voiced by Jon Favreau, creator and EP of The Mandalorian series. Also seeing you melt on the couch at Obi-Wan and Satine’s flirting is everything I expected! 👏👏👏 Great reaction!

[@Progger11]

Video: posted one week ago, according to KZbin. Your comment: posted two weeks ago, according to KZbin. Google's drunk.

[@JCG52577]

The Duchess was named after Nichole Kidman’s character in Moulin Rouge where she stared opposite Ewan McGreggor.

[@davidmcleod5133]

The show’s writers claim this was a coincidence. Also? The show’s writers are TERRIBLE liars. 😂

[@OptionZero]

More important than the Mandalorian backstory we got in these episodes is that this is where Dave Filoni and John Favreau teamed up. As others pointed out, Favreau is the voice of the Deathwatch leader, Pre Vizla. In 2007, Filoni was working on Clone wars and Favreau was working on Iron man, both were at Lucasfilm facilities. They each showed each other their projects and Favreau offered to voice a character. Filoni made him Pre Vizla, and here we are over a decade later getting Mandalorian from these geniuses

[@KnowOne1701]

I think it's kind of telling how both Anakin and Obi-Wan had the same choices as far as a love in their lives, but were Obi-Wan chose The Order over a possible love life shows what happens to Anakin who chose a love life what happens to a jedi who breaks there rules about having such relations.

[@peterslavik1449]

This is the start of my all time favorite story arch in all of Star Wars, one that continues till this day... it is very emotional, prepare yourself. Duchess Satine is the absolute soul of the Star Wars universe.

[@CaptainAmercia]

Fun detail but Pre Vizsla in the 2nd episode when he appears as the hologram he's actually wearing Clone armour and helmet as they didn't have his Mandalorian armour or any Mandalorian armour created for the season so they had to rework the Clone armour and helmet to make it look as close to Mandalorian armour as they can covering most of it up in a Cloak and of course the hologram hiding a lot of the detail. If you really look at it you can tell right away that it isn't actual Mandalorian armour. The 2nd episode was created very early on in Season 2 which explains why they didn't have the models finished yet unlike the last episode.

[@Pinkielover]

deathwatch Is also the group that saved Mando as a boy it happened in the Mandalorian first season flashbacks .. And I'm sure you remember Bo Katan Saying to Mando you are a Child of the Watch A group that broke off from the deathwatch

[@davidmcleod5133]

Not sure if anyone else has pointed this out yet, but Satine was he name of Ewan McGreggor’s love interest in Moulin Rouge. Fione has claimed it was a coincidence, which is as believable as my claim to have beaten Michael Jordon in 1-on-1.

[@Murdok9999]

I so wanted you to get to this episodes, I knew you were gonna love this back/story with Satine and Obi.

[@ThomasCorp]

Satine: “You know the Jedi; they never do anything by halves.” Me: Just so I understand this correctly, what you’re saying is that the Jedi deal in absolutes?

[@Rocket1377]

No, she is saying that when the Jedi commit to doing something they go all the way. That is not the same as the Sith philosophy at all. Obi-Wan would not have said to Luke "what I told you was true, from a certain point of view" if he only had a simplistic view of things.

[@Rommas.]

The visual of Sess's eyes and mouth being wide open while Marrick just truly crapping on the moment Obi-Wan and Satine were having has sent me into a laughing fit and I have no idea why...probably because she's so into the moment and Marricks like totally dismissing it 🤣

[@rawkmode6315]

If Pre had fought an unarmed Obi-Wan it would have dishonored him in the eyes of the other members of Death Watch. The Mandalorians have lots of rules like that. It's kind of how Bo Kataan can't just take the Dark Saber when Djin offers it to her. She has to win it in battle or having it doesn't count. Also, if you liked Satine and Obi-Wan's relationship, wait until you find out about Satine's "nephew" Korkie.

[@havok6280]

Jess and Anakin have the exact same reaction to learning about Satine...

[@hawkins347]

I'm torn about whether I prefer the sexual tension between Obi-wan and Asajj or Obi-wan and Satine 😅

[@jdperry]

The idea of honor is very important to Mandalorian culture. Wanting to beat Obi-Wan with his lightsaber is similar to only accepting someone as deserving the darksaber if they win it in combat. There is a very 'might makes right' element, which is very important to Deathwatch and also something Satine is struggling against as a pacifist leader of a culture formed honoring violence.

[@Rocket1377]

Voyage of Temptation reminds me of the first Doctor Who episode with Cassandra. Not just because both stories include small spider robots, but the plots are also similar, especially the way the 9th Doctor and Obi-Wan reveal who the culprit is.

[@ViolettaVie]

Obi Wan know how to let go. Anakin doesn't. It hurts but you will survive it. Anakin fears what is after the loss.

[@misteryman526]

BTW, when Obi-Wan was a teen, he got rather ... close ... to Satine when he and Qui-Gon were assigned to be her body guards when she returned to Mandalore after the death of her father.

[@UncleMilo]

I'm sure many people pointed this out already, but the colors of the Deathwatch are the same colors you saw in the episode of the Mandalorian when you saw him rescued as a child.

[@kant12]

If only Obiwan left the order and Anakin was never trained. The galaxy would have been much better off lol.

[@davidmcleod5133]

We need an animated episode that tells that story, maybe while a big bald guy in funny robes and a cape narrates.

[@binaldoshi495]

There's a wonderful fanfiction about that. 'She said the Word'

[@tylersilversmith8515]

Ahh yes. Mandalore, dark saber, and Obi-Wan's secret lover? A few more seasons of Clone Wars will answer majority of those questions, with each season getting better and better story telling and graphics wise

[@iamthemetalgod]

You are easily my favourite reactor, not sure how to put into words the why, you just are, and I wanted to recommend, if you enjoy reading, that you read Dark Disciple between season 6 and 7, it's canon and has an interesting story, just make sure that if you do pick up the book not to read it before season 6 :D Also, after you finish the show I also recommend The Thrawn trilogy and the Tarkin book, great imperial reads :) Edit: If this seems out of nowhere it's cause I wanted to recommend it in another video of yours and forgot xD

[@lucasdolding6924]

I don't think she'd have time to read the entire book, but reading a brief about the storyline would be a good idea. I also think recommending Son of Dathomir (watching the KZbin voiceover videos) and Crystal Crisis after Season 6 is a good idea too since other reactors have skipped over them and missed out on some somewhat important character moments.

[@iamthemetalgod]

@@lucasdolding6924 Agree completely about Son of Dathomir, very important in my opinion for between season 6 and 7, wish they had animated it for people who don't read comics, it's an amazing storyline. And crystal crisis has one of my favourite scenes of the whole show, which I will not mention so as not to spoil for Jess, but yeah also great recommendation.

[@thedoctor4327]

I’m generally not a fan of the early Mandalorian episodes of the Clone Wars because the pacifist faction ran counter to my preferred depiction of the culture. Still in retrospect these early episodes did set the stage for some of the best moments of the series later on and with Jon Favreau’s working with Dave Filoni here it paved the way to his work on The Mandalorian. Plus the Obi-Wan and Satine relationship is nice and a great parallel to the Anakin and Padme love story

[@MrPsych77]

I was so excited to see your reaction to the dark saber

[@Verebazs]

Fun fact: Vizsla is similar to Indiana Jones. They're both named after dogs. Indy got named after Lucas's dog, Pre Vizsla got named after the vizsla breed.

[@TK_Brainslug]

I must say Obi and Satine had more chemistry than Ani and Padme

[@haydendegrow945]

As soon as I saw how you react and like Obi-Wan's character in this series, I knew you'd like these episodes A LOT. They give a lot of backstory to the Mandalorian, and give a great deal of depth to the character we know as Obi-wan Kenobi. Enjoy the rest of the series, #Sesskasays, you'll find the character arcs in the show MOST interesting.

[@TotemoOishii]

Just wait until you meet Satine's "nephew".

[@TheGrandTurk]

All Jedi are therapists. And all therapists are different. Hence the eternal struggle.

[@SauerkrautSandwich93]

2:23 Guy did a Peter Pan right here off of this ledge!

[@michellerahe4853]

"Who will strike first and call themselves a cold blooded killer?" *anakin strikes* *Vader music plays* ...

[@MannyD90]

You’ll get more Mandalorian stuff both in this show and Rebels, but it’s never really the focus.

[@jackson857]

My favourite lines and scene from "Voyage of Temptation" Senator: "Who will strike first and brand themselves a cold blooded killer?" *Anakin stabs him in the back Obi-Wan: "Anakin" Anakin: "What!? He was gonna blow up the ship"

[@matthewkalasky2891]

19:45 I guess it's some kind of "warrior code of honor" thing.

[@jamesmayes4351]

We all knew you were gonna ship Obi/Satine hard so I was looking forward to this!

[@Jenozie99]

In terms of visiting mandalore apart from season 6 from now on every season has one story arc that deals with mandalore and its people :)

[@acwolf92]

Did you notice that when after anakin killed that guy you could hear the imperial march theme

[@Verebazs]

19:55 Vizsla is all about restoring the warrior ways of Mandalore, code of honor and all that jazz. Of course he's also a hypocrite, since he executed that guy for failing to kill Obi, but then when he realised he stands no chance against him either, he ordered his men to carpetbomb Obi so you know, he's more about appearences than content.

[@DarianHarder]

12:27 Even Sesska isn’t buying it!😂😅

[@vasyear]

Why he gave it back: The Mandalorians are a worrier culture that prides honour and it is dishonourable to kill an unarmed man The story Obi-wan told about how he fell in love with her, THAT should've been how Anakin/padme fell in love, running from planet to planet to escape the bounty hunters, not picnics by waterfalls!

[@YodatheHobbit]

I don't know if you know how many of us have been looking forward to you watching these episodes.

[@MannyD90]

Satine and Obi Wan 😍😍

[@detectivesquirrel2621]

Obi Wan & Satine, King & Queen of Sass.

[@lucasdolding6924]

I've been really looking forward to this reaction and all the upcoming Mandalore arcs. This one especially since we know how much you love Obi-Wan and this is a really good story for him as well as the new dynamic that Satine brings. Also love the parallels of Obi-Wan and Anakin and how they're a foil to each other regarding them falling for a woman of political power yet one of them chooses the Jedi over their feelings.

[@dominikfabos4520]

Obi&Satine be patient there is more 😉

[@binaldoshi495]

My favourite couple in all of Star Wars.

[@darthcarnage12]

Mandalorians are all about honour. If Vizla won his world, but sacrificed his honour (or at least what would be considered to be honour by his interpretation of their traditions) to get there, he would be no true ruler of Mandalor. That’s why he gives Obi-Wan his lightsaber.

[@ClintBandito]

Yes!!! Been so excited for this one. One of the best yet and especially as you've been such an Obi fan

[@TimeCircleBlue]

Minister Almec is A Liar and we all know that as a fact now. Fun fact: the bomber is actually speaking a dialect of Mando’a, but one that doesn’t have a complete translation unfortunately. “Darasuum Kote” means Eternal Glory

[@magykfyre4114]

Love your reactions to this after you watched the mandalorian!!!

[@glenndoss2222]

Pre Vizsla is voiced by Jon Favreau a.k.a. Happy Hogan in the MCU and the current showrunner of The Mandalorian.

[@skits_3d824]

This part of the story is one of my favorites just imagining season 4 will blow Jess's mind Will be putting this video on loop because I loved your reactions and theories

[@dragonautes321]

Always nice to see your reactions about The Clone Wars showing up after a long day :)

[@lordofalltime]

when Anakin kills the traitor on the ship you can hear a bit of the Vader theme mixed into the background just like when he questioned Poggle the Lesser about the brain worms

[@jacobhogan3208]

The second episode is basically the plot of Doctor Who 1X02 down the the tiny spider robots and the solution to the problem.

[@claytargets]

Did you recognize Pre Vizsla's voice. Mandalorian Producer Jon Favreau.

[@Pinkielover]

yup Major backstory for Obi-Wan and the Mandalorians in general . With alittle darksaber thrown in... Mandalorians in general have a code of honor as you kind of know Plus others were around him to witness ,,,so he of course would follow the code somewhat... If you notice he starts losing ,he orders them to fire missles on obi wan Those Mandalorians gave him a quick pause and a look Like we shouldn't interfere you're supposed to be doing this one on one...But then they fire the missiles at them anyway.. Jedi are allowed to love They just cant form attachments..

[@christopherkillian3368]

I looked forward to your reaction to this specific Arc

[@Sabatuar]

You'll be getting a lot more about Mandalore and the Darksaber here and in Rebels. Bo-Katan too. As for giving Obi-Wan back the lightsaber, Mandalorians and their honor in battle thing.

[@sealionstudios8597]

In case you didn't catch it, that was Jon Favreau voicing Pre Vizsla

[@GeekGirl-ub7ki]

So to just give you a thumbnail of Mandalorian History up to this point. The Mandalorian culture essentially made them somewhat mercenary. They conflicted with the Jedi several times (we aren't sure how much of legends is good for cannon yet so I'm being vague) once they sided with the Sith Empire. So Mando and Jedi see each other as enemies. Satine's government is very opposite to what the Mandolorian culture has been and the Death Watch wants things to return to what they were before..

[@jmhaces]

Now you know why Obi-Wan was so willing to pretend he was blind about Anakin and Padmé's relationship. Also, the Duchess is named after the female lead played by Nicole Kidman in "Moulan Rouge," which is a cool nod to the fact that Ewan McGregor both stars in "Moulan Rouge" opposite Kidman and plays live-action young Obi-Wan in Stars Wars.

[@dylanshields7106]

This was a reaction I was really looking forward to.

[@shugaroony]

Din Djarin is pretty great, but come on now, he's no Obi-Wan! Don't worry Mandalore features pretty heavily throughout the series, and that throne room in particular has some of the best moments in all Star Wars, so you'll have that to look forward to. The Satine and Obi-Wan scene where both admit their love for each other is cheesy and soap opera'ish, however realising how important to the saga Kenobi is, it does bring up interesting theories about what would happen, had he left the Order.

[@EMG725]

Recently started to see your reactions and love how you go crazy over everything in the show. Especially Obi. C3PO I don't get. Mandalorians have a code when it comes to fightimg I believe. You might see more later

[@ScarOfTheDeceiver]

only finished the first episode yet, but can already tell this will be an amazing journey to go on with you 😁

[@ScarOfTheDeceiver]

oh my - that was amazing 😁 "why are they not having a moment? 🥺" anna graves & james arnold taylor have amazing chemistry! she was a guest on his first clone wars talk - it's a great behind the scenes watch & gives us just a little bit more of that obi/satine sugar

[@JayBee10]

Ever since I saw this arc, I always wondered if Obi-Wan knew all along that Anakin and Padme were together, but he couldn't bring himself to say anything because he knew he'd be a hypocrite. Also, the spider droids reminded me of the Doctor Who Series 1 episode "The End of the World," especially when the Doctor sent the one droid to find its owner.

[@Supadrumma441]

"Tell Padme I said hello" pretty much confirms it, he knew but kept his mouth shut out of loyalty.

[@skits_3d824]

I mean Obi or Ani could have gone for the hand cutting it off

[@Georgestella100]

I'm interested as to where in the timeline the Obi-Wan series will be set when it appears next year. Will we see more of Satine and if so, who might play her? I suspect not and that the series will be set after Revenge of the Sith, but you never know!

[@nangstalgic4423]

It’s set 10 years after revenge of the sith. But maybe we get flashbacks?

[@jacobhogan3208]

The whole Mandalore stuff really does wonders for Obi Wan's character.

[@shugaroony]

He didn't need it as he is the best character in Star Wars, but this show (and something that happens in Rebels), only adds to his legend.

[@user-fp3in2kf3b]

@@shugaroony That's why Obi need this. He is "too perfect". It interestin to see how this "perfect jedi" have his own doubts, also this is a point where Anakin can conect with his usually distant master

[@shugaroony]

@@user-fp3in2kf3b For me Obi-Wan was never perfect and thats what one of his most redeemable qualities were. He failed Anakin (though that silly sausage wanted it all so was hard to tame so to speak) and showed humility throughout the movies. Then here we see him be tested by many things throughout the Clone Wars, and at times he fails in that too, but always shows grace and compassion even at the most dangerous times. And thats one of the reasons why he eventually becomes one of the greatest Jedi Masters the order ever had.

[@leonlacroix2638]

I feel like if Anakin was more like Obi-Wan, his love for padmé would be very similar to Obi-Wan and Satine. But because we get a Anakin that's closer to Qui-gon he feels love stronger and puts that first over there duty as a jedi knight and Duchess of Mandalor. Also please please please watch REBELS. You learn alot about what happens leading up to the mandalorian.

[@thomasstevens2746]

Great reaction

[@diegomendez3943]

One for the algorithm.

[@danielsieber4809]

O+S=K

[@yugoohaustrendseries3685]

loveeee this episodes !!!!

[@matiaspereyra9392]

anakin and padme have nothing on these 2

[@Luzarioth]

This makes me like Obi-Wan more and Anakin less...

[@ClintBandito]

Nothing about this reaction disappointed 🙌😁