TALES OF THE EMPIRE REACTION EPISODES 1-6 REACTION | Star Wars Day | Review

[@quintenvandenberghe2496]

I like an explanation I saw online saying Barris looked a lot older in a short matter of time because she used her own life energy to heal people.

[@tomkadams]

I see the "one more Jedi" line as less of a declaration of her feeling like a true Jedi again, and more her declaring that she is no longer an Inquisitor. From the perspective of the Empire, any former Jedi that they are hunting is still a Jedi and a threat even if those individuals no longer consider themselves to be Jedi.

[@Juan-tm8fk]

Always cool to see Rukh again after Rebels

[@diegosalcedo7741]

Don't you mean before of rebels, this episode takes place before rebels season 1 start

[@Juan-tm8fk]

@diegosalcedo7741 I meant that this is his first animated appearance after rebels ended in 2016 😊

[@lucasdolding6924]

@@Juan-tm8fk 2018*

[@rodgill9376]

That part kind of caught me off guard when I saw him. That fight with them was badass.

[@braddollahite]

I love it when haters complain why we having stuff like this instead of other stuff. But what I love and respect more is these shows that connects the dots to the other lore that is yet to come.

[@Shadow_Robotnik]

Lots of people were theorizing that Vader and Barriss would acknowledge each other. I might be in the minority, but I didn't believe they would, and am happy they didn't. Ahsoka had to fight and breach his helmet before she recognized the man he used to be. Yes, she got a feeling about his identity before that, but went back on that deduction, being unable to grasp anything familiar to Anakin Skywalker. Vader is just a completely different beast, even with how he feels to others through the Force. Now, Vader is certain to recognize Barriss, but I would theorize that he's viewing her as someone he's aware of primarily through her reputation. Any connection to her from his life as Anakin Skywalker is completely severed. Vader speaking about Anakin - we've seen this all throughout his time as Vader- it's almost always in the third person POV. It wasn't just a way to disguise his past, it's genuinely how he felt and saw himself, as a completely different entity than Anakin. His presence in the Force reflects that. So, did Vader recognize Offee? I would say yes.... But not with any personal emotions tied to that recognition. He knows who she is, perhaps his former self's memories serve as deeper context for her official records. But nothing that would spur an emotionally-charged eruption to her appearance among the Inquisitors. He's THAT detached.

[@jeffandjoannbauer9567]

Very well put: that's a great explanation and I wholeheartedly agree with it.

[@doomse150]

I mean, he probably recognized her, in a "I know who she is" kind of way, but I doubt it matters to him at this point.

[@fusionaddict]

Remember Maarva’s message during her funeral in the finale of Andor, she mentioned that Ferrix was left alone by the Empire because of the things Ferrix could provide. Elsbeth’s village didn’t want the Empire coming to them. They wanted the financial security and autonomy that would come from being an imperial contractor…by providing essential services, as Ferrix did, the Empire would leave them alone. Elsbeth recklessly attracted the Empire’s attention to their resources while she was bragging and now, instead of deterring the Empire, she simply turned over her people to a different faction of the Empire, but the Empire nonetheless.

[@Xylluk]

"Reaper from Overwatch" 💀 Glad I ain't the only one to call him that LOL

[@lifedeather]

Facts 💀

[@STUFFfromthegooddays]

Funnily enough his voice actor was in one of the barris episodes. He played the guy who fourth sister was questioning about the Jedi 41:21

[@gr8tbigtreehugger]

"Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate..." Yoda. This is where the first 3 titles come from.

[@doomse150]

My understanding of Barriss' issues with the Jedi was always that it was about what the order had become (war involvement), not about what it was supposed to be or what it initially was. I think the way she talks about it in the 6th episode makes that very clear, and that also explains how she so confidently declared herself a Jedi.

[@wardlafferty5022]

The voice on the ambassador’s com in “the Path to Hate” was Bo…she most likely reached out to Ahsoka alerting her to check in on Corvus…TOTE e6 “The way out” is set months after “Kenobi”…when Barriss said:I’m sending you to an old friend THAT told me Ahsoka & Barriss reconnected & Ahsoka forgave Barriss for what happened in “The Wrong Jedi”….only question this episode left me with is what planet is Barriss on is it Hoth?

[@lifedeather]

The subtitles literally say it’s Bo Katan lol 😂

[@gerardlacroix6015]

Really hope we'll get that reunion in a comcis or something.

[@chloeamanda1999]

The only living beings on Hoth are Wampas. The only time people lived on Hoth was on Echo Base and that won't be for over 10 years

[@briangilesmtg5632]

..." The Tighter your Grip, the more Star Systems will slip through your fingers..." -Princess Leia Organa-Skywalker

[@kevin-2.1]

When did she say that?

[@briangilesmtg5632]

@@kevin-2.1 Episode IV: A New Hope. To Governor Tarkin

[@eawhite782]

In the old and current canon, the Nightsisters are just one clan of Witches of Dathomir. All the known clans are Force/magick wielders.

[@primecoconut4204]

In Ahsoka, Baylan did mention that the Nightsisters were once a kingdom. This could indicate that either they had a system similar to the Mandalorians or they were a fully united people but then a schism happened which broke them into fragments

[@amebecca4484]

Great fight choreography in these episodes

[@kyletonarella4353]

I love that Barriss' Inquisitor helmet is very similar to the one she stole from Ventress when she impersonated her in that fight with Ahsoka

[@crossfusion1233]

If Barriss did survive. How cool would be to have a new series that stars Barriss, Lyn and Ventress?

[@Wyr_111]

She'd also be the 7th character to survive a lightsaber wound in the chest region.

[@connorredshaw5650]

I really enjoyed tales of the empire. May the fourth be with you always.

[@lordfoul6259]

I loved this series and both stories I never thought Barris would be redeemed

[@TheUniversalninja]

I think the Grand Inquisitor/Barris fight parallel is really interesting. It makes you wonder why each of them were perfectly able to avoid each lightsaber swing, and I think it's meant to symbolize conflict. in the first fight, she's definitely fighting like a Jedi but Bariss is absolutely conflicted about her past with the Jedi, and her future with the Empire. In that exchange, the Grand Inquisitor is avoiding almost every swing from her, because he is very determined and confident about his future, but he is not 100% certain. If you'll remember, he is actually afraid of something worse than death, when he chooses to die in Rebels. She finally bests him by choosing to give in to anger and support the current direction of the Empire. In episode 6, Bariss has accepted and doing everything she can to atone, allowing her (symbolically) to not get hit. Her resolve to reject the dark is unshakable. She's surprised to be stabbed later on, but it seems she's completely content with her path, and how that will affect 4th sister's journey back to the light. Similar theming was done in The Last Jedi's Luke VS. Kylo duel regarding Luke's acceptance of the past and Kylo's conflict and rage. I'm only talking about the subtext of these, not entirely saying that conflict directly relates to power level or anything lol, just how I think about these scenes

[@ronchess8813]

That's Bo Katan answering distress signal

[@malachiphoniex8501]

Personally, the massacre in the village was the highlight of the season for me. Just Bariss protecting the boy as the Fourth Sister kills everyone in the square.

[@jeffandjoannbauer9567]

And then shields his eyes. That was really some top tier animating and storytelling.

[@krimzonstriker7534]

You know Rukuh was working for Thrawn in rebels too right? I know he looks different in Clone Wars animation but I'm surprised you didn't recognize him 😅

[@Omn1Media]

Yeah it didn’t click for me at all for whatever reason lmao

[@rodgill9376]

They made Grievous kind of low key terrifying and badass in this. He had his Inquisitor moment. Where was this Grievous at when we needed him?! They made him into such a joke in The Clone Wars. I also really like the design they gave him in this one too. While it retains mostly the same look from Season 7, they gave him those weird looking things on his neck and I like that they added his cape. We rarely ever see him fight with his cape.

[@Tako258]

this is the Grievous we needed

[@Heavensrun]

I think you're misreading the whole situation in Episode 2. They aren't angry with her because the Empire isn't coming for their resources. The Empire IS coming for their resources. Even if they don't take the deal, they're coming for their resources. The issue with her leadership is that she's been ruling as a tyrant, working everyone to the bone, and the only justification she had for that was that it would pay off with later prosperity, that the Empire would recognize *their* value as citizens and that they'd be rewarded for their work and contributions. She came back with nothing. No promise of rewards for them. So they're not willing to forgive the oppressive working conditions. But they were already at the breaking point. Thrawn showing up and allying with her doesn't make their situation better in any way (It actually makes it worse) and they already don't trust her to care about their interests.

[@RealBLAlley]

I think Dooku's story hit more deeply because we had seen far more of him in two movies and The Clone Wars.

[@OBP_Simon_Phoenix]

59:30 "Anger and Frustration are quick to give power - but they also unbalance you" -Ahsoka Tano

[@nintenmetro]

We’re a month away from The Acolyte. I look forward to seeing Dafne Keen wield a lightsaber.

[@joeldean2706]

I'm looking forward to seeing the High Repubic era in the show. It's a place in time in Star Wars I've never seen before and know little off. That's exciting to me.

[@Kemuael378]

Me too.

[@tyrellcorp2118]

Filoni is so good. We all fall down the same path of fear. Every reactor agrees that the Mountain clan should prepare for war. But by arming themselves, they necessitate a reaction by the Separatists. Filoni makes the dark path seem like the obvious choice. So easy to give in. Staying on the right path takes wisdom and patience.

[@lordfoul6259]

Also in the legends books there's more clans of witches on Dathomir than just the nightsisters so it looks like they're bringing them into canon

[@gbozzi05_]

It was already canon.

[@lordfoul6259]

@@gbozzi05_ sure we were introduced to the nightsisters and the nightbrothers in The Clone Wars but they never mentioned or showed any of the other clans until now that's what I meant

[@gbozzi05_]

@@lordfoul6259 yea they did, a lot of canon material mentions other witch clans in Dathomir, like the short story "Bug".

[@lordfoul6259]

@@gbozzi05_ I never even heard of that

[@GattsBerserkArmor]

Bariss following the Jedi old tradition of yeeting dark siders from great highs!😂 Seriously her three episodes were amazing. Story, fighting choreography and the character development for her and Lyn. Now i just hope she didn't actually died sacrificing herself to bring Lyn back to the light. With a open end like that and the fact Bariss was obviously working with the Hidden Path i am hopeful we may see her and Lyn again in the future. Perhaps even in the sequel for Jedi Survivor now that Cal, Merrin and Greez assumed the roles of masters Cere Junda and Eno Cordova by providing and end point to the refugees in Tanalorr. 🙂

[@fp2386]

Morgan be running that town like it was an Amazon warehouse.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Barris' redemption is sooooo right. It seems she's mastered the healing ability-- which Rey explained uses a person's life energy - which explains why she looks souch older than Lyn. The big question is, does the final episode take place after Lyn's brief Kenobi appearance? I sure hope so. It would be nice to learn Lyn and Barris survived to help others- not as Jedi, but as force users.

[@roguechevelle]

Really loved your comments at the end. Barris story was super interesting.

[@TheRatsCast]

When you talk about ruling with fear or holding sand in your first, you are harkening back to Princess Lea when she was talking to Tarkin. "The more you tighten your fists, Tarkin, the more systems will slip through your fingers."

[@monsterking1973]

The last 3 episodes were definitely the best

[@joeldean2706]

Agreed plus Barriss is a better and more familiar character in my opinion. Even though I really like the Nightsisters in star wars.

[@BetaSolution]

"Save our galaxy from ruin!" she says while the world is burning behind her....

[@tnltaylor1087]

This might be one of possibly 2 reaction channels I’ll always watch till the end

[@christopherhanton6611]

now i feel sad not only for Bariss but also for the fourth sister AKA Lyn. and its neat how they showed what happened to both of them. because this one was set some time after last episode of obi wan Kobi. also like how they mixed from several things Bariss become a force monk like Ezra from Asoka the one talking scene from episode 6 with Luke with his dad Anakin, and the fate what happen to the fourth sister (aka Lyn) same as second sister she walks away because she leaves her light saber like the second sister. in last part of obi wan the last episode. and you can see grief in her face the fourth sister aka Lyn

[@mathies3598]

im pretty sure the people of Corvus already realized by the time morgan gets imperial favour that they wont be sharing in her wealth. Maybe she would have treated them better if they had not turned on her for failing the deal in the first place? possibly. but Morgans response to their disappointment was so cruel and heartless that its totally understandable that they dont look forward to the empires deal any longer. Maybe its just cuz i remember what happened to Corvus by Mandalorian, OBVIOUSLY i realized Morgan wouldnt get them any prosperity.

[@CyberDalek17]

It's Honestly Great seeing all these characters return in the "New" Clone Wars Style, Grevious's new look, the Grand Inquisitor with Jason Isaacs back voicing him, a better look at Vader, and just how much more violence they can do as we've seen. Hopefully the next "Tales of" series is Bounty Hunter Focused Just so we can get the Boba Fett vs Cad Bane episode we never got, and we haven't seen him in the full suit in the Clone Wars Style

[@gerardlacroix6015]

To be fair, Barriss wasn't wrong. She was right. Bombing the Jedi temple wasn't the solution but her motivations where always that the Jedi became warmongering... Except, she now figured out that the Jedi weren't that bad, they were driven to by the war... But the alternative is so much more fucked up. And it is what the Jedi were trying to prevent by all means. She didn't choose to join the Empire, she didn't have a choice with that. And the first mission she did, she bailed.

[@billwilson7841]

Grievous finally allowed to be Grievous

[@bignerd9641]

B-X’s weren’t mass produced because they were just so crazy expensive. Even though the main character’s of the clone wars had plot armor throwing so many B1’s was overall a good enough strategy that they didn’t need that many B-X’s

[@G1Transformed]

6:40 Yes, and no, right. I mean, eventually, Anakin arrives on Mustafar and kills everyone in the Trade Federation and shuts down all the droids, so yeah, they will eventually leave them alone. Palpatine wanted the Night Sisters gone, and they are gone--he didn't know about the mountain clan, and current continuity suggests that everyone stayed away from Dathomir. I can't wait to see what Filoni does, as there clearly is more story to be told there. 18:33 Well, things didn't go as they had hoped the first time, and since they turned on Morgan, she punished the townsfolk for betraying her when she proved her worth to Thrawn. Yikes! Had they backed her completely, things might have played out differently. Morgan is loyal, and her military designs and story are one of protection, so it is safe to assume that she would have treated her people fairly. They were doing fine before the Empire came, thriving even. 23:03 True, but weren't the stories shown chronologically? These ones are. 28:20 Isn't Morgan's hate aimed at those who doubt her. First, it was the Imperials she was giving a presentation to and then it was those she had befriended on Corvus. They turned on her, so she dialed it up to eleven and turned on them. Morgan was looking for a place to call home, and she was turned away at every turn, even on Dathomir, granted that one was her own doing ='( 29:17 I thought Morgan burned everything down around her because of what the ambassador said here 25:15. Morgan had suffered, she wanted everyone else around her to understand what suffering felt like. Too bad there wasn't anyone around that could have given her a hug way back when. 38:59 I don't know if Barriss got what she wanted. Her story starts with her still very connected to the Jedi--she hears their screams as they're being murdered--and she reluctantly takes the path before her. Barriss wanted to survive, and she did what she had to to do just that; she isn't devoted to this cause. I like how she put on her helmet before saying "Long live the Empire." She didn't let her true self speak those words. 46:16 Did she renounce her heritage though? She disagreed with the war, but she didn't hate her people--maybe I need to rewatch season five, but that wasn't my feeling at the time. I recall her wanting to the Jedi to stop policing the galaxy and waging wars. That and the f'ed up part of Barriss framing Ahsoka to make a point. Still, the opening of the last episode showed that she was still very much tied to her past life. Her family's screams and horror woke her from her sleep ='( 46:46 Qui-Gon Jinn =) 50:28 I want this story! How did that encounter play out? This is a fun series. We need more of these. Dare I say a part two? The next series however will probably be called Tales of the Rebellion followed by Tales of the New Republic, if we are going chronologically. The storytelling and the animation are sooooooooooooooooo much better than the Bad Batch and that just wrapped up! The grains of dirt in Morgan's hand, the trees on Corvus, and black stone walls showing Lyn's reflection looked amazing. I hope we get a trailer soon for what animated show comes next.

[@mellisima6451]

May the Fourth Be With you!! This series was really good. I’m really hoping we get to see more witchy force users in the future.

[@jamesfoster9613]

My only complaint with this season (the Barriss story was AMAZING) was the Morgan story seems a little more disjointed than the other three stories (including the two in the Tales of the Jedi). Also, while I get its a popular viewpoint and matches Mando s3, Pallaeon at this point in the timeline is just a Captain under Thrawn, and IIRC from Thrawn Treason (the novel) wasn't even part of the fleet yet, as Thrawn didn't know him well but knew he was rather loyal and objective and relied on that. So its a slight alteration of canon, but not necessarily a bad one just another example of a small detail shift from the book to shows.

[@jamesfoster9613]

In Legends, the good Dathomirian Witches were the Singing Mountain Clan, while the Nightsisters were the dark side clan. The new canon kind of makes the Nightsisters not INHERENTLY dark side, but certainly adjacent? But it seems that the Mountain Clan is either lighter side or a different sort of magic. I wonder if they are also from Peridea but utilize their magic in a different way.

[@Auzzy_-jo1qw]

i'm a little confused on the timeline for the last episode. the empire is still using inquisitors which they stopped once they believed all if not most of the jedi where dead, so this couldn't be too many years later, but Barris seems to be a lot older while the other inquisitor lady seems to have not aged a day?

[@Shocktimus989]

I was very confused on this as well, but someone brought up (which I find most likely) that Barriss has been using her life force to heal people, which is taking a lot out of her. I believe this takes place a while after Kenobi, since Fourth was still around then, but probably before Rebels, which is four years after Kenobi.

[@Skippy2603]

i mean, if you want an easy answer they’re aliens man, they don’t have to age the same as one-another

[@not_ian5543]

@@Shocktimus989 That would make sense, I just wish the episode would at least acknowledge why she looks older. Like, show a short sequence of her giving her life force. Or even a line of exposition; it's better than nothing.

[@Shocktimus989]

@@not_ian5543 I definitely agree, that should have been conveyed, since we don't even see her overtly use force heal on the injured Jedi. But the name "the healer" gives that idea slightly.

[@noah_body_cares]

We got a lot of Human names this season, Lyn, Dante, Mica 💀

[@thenerdynetwork1]

The next one should be called Star Wars: Tales of the Resistance. Which would explore the origins of Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren.

[@TheUniversalninja]

Because of it being sequels focused, I think a lot of people might immediately hate that but I think that could be really cool :)

[@lucasdolding6924]

I think it would be great to have a Phasma story if we're covering the sequels

[@xjoemallardx]

​@@TheUniversalninjathey're already hating on Tales of the Empire because it focuses on women.

[@TheUniversalninja]

@@xjoemallardx lmao true

[@kadegetslaid634]

First we need a tales of the new Republic with the original trilogy characters, perfect opportunity

[@davidstrange2482]

With the Barris Story ( No name Inquisitor ) For now we can Call him Ashoka Fodder. Then ( Merck Becomes Night Sister '' Magic Dust '' Then Ashoka Fodder also lol)

[@ronchess8813]

This is done very well My Daughter and I will enjoy this

[@HeyThereStan]

I wish that we got to see Barriss hunt down Luminara and put the decoy into place to lure in remaining Jedi that we see in Rebels.

[@hugomartinez8803]

51:30 now we know how Ashoka fought the Inquisitors in season 2 without her lightsaber and only the force

[@ronchess8813]

The guy fighting Morgan from Rebels he works for Thrawn

[@VADallasCowboysFan]

I was kinda shocked that Vader didn't say anything to Barriss

[@ronchess8813]

Because they know she will treat them like slaves that's the gentlemen from Mandalorian

[@willm1596]

I wish the droids could of been like this for the whole clone wars they actually seem a bit scary

[@jeannettestachecki823]

Really Enjoy Your Reactions... fistful of sand.... ❤

[@730evie]

This was good!

[@ronchess8813]

Remember in Mandalorian trees will be like that

[@walkerlamebrain]

The mountain clan of Dathomir are legends characters (from #TheCourtshipOfPrincessLeia book released in 1994) and are now canon 😊 That assasin, who attacked Morgan Elsbeth, is Ruhk, who works for Thrawn. He was also in the other animated series: Star Wars Rebels. I like how Morgan's story tied into #TheMandalorian s2 ep5 #TheJedi. How BoKatan received the distress signal & sent Ahsoka to Corvus & find out what was going on. Star Wars/Lucasfilm should keep producing these #TalesOf anthologies. Great way to dig into background stories or ending any character's story, like Barriss Offee. Btw, I suggest maybe watching with the subtitles + voice over narration at least once or twice ~ helps with context sometimes 😊

[@undeenwrites]

I loved this. Tales of the Jedi is still a tad above this, but still thoroughly enjoyed! Thanks for another amazing chat & reaction ❤

[@kadegetslaid634]

Such a good mini series, people hating it are so annoying, they made me fall out of love with the fandom with all their whining

[@jodyharrison6186]

Do you think Barriss knew by reaching out to Vader that it was Anakin and didn't say anything? Or do you think that Anakin reached out to her via the Force?

[@Ethanpond42]

I kinda love older Barriss. She’s a lot like what older Sabine and Ahsoka are.

[@GattsBerserkArmor]

Forgot to say this before. For me the reason Bariss is not like Ahsoka is because she already have fallen to the dark side and this, watching Lyn killing innocents and trying to do the same with a Jedi who had surrendered, was the point she decided to come back to the Light Side and to the Jedi way. She had no doubts about her role. She doesn't need to agree with the old Order to be a Jedi. Meanwhile Ahsoka was stuck in denial about her role for decades. It took her getting Sabine as a Jedi Padawan and having that talk with Anakin for her to finally heal.

[@pduidesign]

Star Wars fans: yes let’s get into what Barris’ fate is! KK: I’m sure Star Wars fans are dying to know about Morgan. Star Wars fans: d*mn you KK!!!

[@jaxsonlambert9750]

We need more Grievous. We have this amazing looking model now for him, and he is the last of the three main separatist bad guys that we haven’t gotten into really. He needs to be able to have a main part of one of the future tales series.

[@hehu4025]

If Barriss died, they did it so strangely and anti-climactically that it would really be weird. Plus, it would be a total lack of respect for the character. Coming back after 11 years just to die... Plus, Lyn is currently a noname character; sorry, but 3 shorts are not enough, and we only cared about her character because of Barriss. In my opinion, Barriss survived. Yes, I know we have enough characters surviving lightsaber stabs, but in Barriss's case, it can be realistically justified: 1. In the episode 5, they showed her iconic ability - Force Heal. 2. Barriss was able to dodge Lyn's attacks and got hit by a completely random chaotic blow that killed her. That sounds strange already. 3. Barriss was focused on redeeming Lyn. My theory is that Barriss wanted to be stabbed or wanted to risk her own life. She knew it would redeem Lyn. Then Lyn tries to do something with her hands. Barriss takes her hand and places it on the wound. She also puts her own hand there. In my opinion, Barriss used Lyn's Force to heal herself, or Lyn was also a healer before becoming an Inquisitor, and Barriss tried to calm her. Offee naturally loses strength and consciousness, but Lyn calms down and pulls them both out of the cave. We as viewers can't see that stab. We don't know we can only speculate. This is very open ending (like in CW seson 5). In my opinion, Barriss survived. Otherwise, it would be silly because even now, if they wanted to show more of this character, she would get eternal plot armor. And the potential of this character is really huge, they shouldn't ruin it.

[@tylerschofield8299]

I agree they would not kill her like that

[@Omn1Media]

Lynn was also in Obi-Wan Kenobi and the comics, not disagreeing but adding some context!

[@chadbrad8100]

She could still be a alive she is known as the "healer" Her surviving lightsabers even though annoying with what Disney is annoying makes sense for her character since she is known as the healer. In he free time during the clone war she was known for healing clones and jedi from the battlefield

[@VictorSilva-qf2tu]

If she is alive, then lightsaber stabwounds just really don't mean a thing anymore. Except for qui-gon.

[@masonguthrie1257]

@@VictorSilva-qf2tuto be fair we have already passed that point so for her to die would almost make even less sense which don’t get me wrong I wish we never got to that point but now that we are here might as well use it where we can.

[@lucasbaker8553]

awesome tshirt!

[@jillg9108]

The Empire killed the Dathomere witches; so why would Morgan align with them? I can understand aligning with Thrawn who initially valued her, but the Empire,

[@joeldean2706]

The Barriss episodes are easily my favourite just because of Clone Wars and her whole story was a sad one man, but she redeemed herself and sounds her maded up with Ahsoka. At least I hope it was Ahsoka.

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

May the Fourth be with you! This series was so good. The last episode was my favorite.

[@svampen7782]

Ep3 ended the same way ep1 did.

[@mathies3598]

do you not remember Rukh from Rebels S4?

[@Kor3Gaming_Ghost]

1:55 imagine if this was cal kastis girlfriend llol R.I.P

[@mathies3598]

how has she not seen anything that challenges her idea of what a jedi is supposed to be when she just met a jedi in service of helping this town resist the empire and rebellion against oppression? not serving politicians. seems like the theydi is exactly the type she needed to encounter to consider herself a jedi again

[@logan3093]

501st on Fortress inquisitorious? Wish we had some more 501st named clones left. Did yoda and obi wan kill appo? I don't remember.

[@knoober3756]

I did feel that Morgan’s stuff was actually way better handled than Barriss’. It feels much more like a classic dark side tale, they even do the classic fear->anger-> hate thing that’s essential to those stories. Barriss honestly needed a whole season about her. It’s where the format kinda wasn’t suited for her imo. She went through such massive character development between 5&6 that it was so out of left field and not rewarding. It’s a solid 7/10 tho, it’s good. It’s not as good as what came before with Dooku and Ahsoka tho.

[@Kor3Gaming_Ghost]

Don't worry baris still alive

[@daniellopez3606]

I wish this show was about darth vader and Harris off not Morgan who could care about her 😂😂

[@passerinity]

I dunno if anyone else shares this opinion, but I kind of dislike how most Sith, especially recently, are just pure evil and hate. I feel like it’d be soooo much more interesting if we were introduced to a sith who wasn’t pure evil (mostly bad but not just pure evil) who focused on passion. Not just fear but passion and even anger

[@kadegetslaid634]

The entire point of the sith ideology is evil and hatered, there's darkside users that aren't as extreme, but sith are insane

[@Dan-B]

I understand why they didn’t do it (because it’s incredibly dark what they they did to inquisitors in Inquisitor training) but it’s kind of strange that they didn’t break Barriss more and knock the Jedi out of her, especially as someone who was such a perfect candidate for being turned into an Inquisitor. (Maybe it was a flaw in the Inquistorious’s reasoning that they thought she wouldn’t need much convincing given her past actions 🤷‍♂️) That said Barriss still had an incredible story arc, even if not an arc as big as I assumed.

[@gregorylumban-gaol3889]

Y’know what, I agree with you on the villagers on Corvus. Morgan really did try to bring wealth by selling the TIE Defender project but no matter if she succeeds or fail, these people will still find a way to complain and turn on her. Then they complain about years of suffering even up to the Empire’s fall. Yeah no shit, you guys alienated the woman who could bring wealth to you after she had lost everything she held dear. They’re so annoying

[@tython055]

Agreed. Fucking hypocrites.

[@redskinsman10]

Barris isnt dead. Nobody dies from lightsaber stabs anymore

[@chadbrad8100]

lol. Makes sense for her unlike Sabine because she is a healer so duh

[@darthdracul8372]

Are you guys are going to be having an issue with the Lightsaber every time? Honestly, it shameful. It’s getting more and more annoying with how complains become.

[@xjoemallardx]

​@@darthdracul8372they enjoy repeating themselves like morons

[@Godzillarex61]

I wanted Barriss to have something to say about Vader or like a moment of them alone or something, I feel she would know who he is from their fight and using the force.

[@mikenelson1624]

👀✨✨✨💫👍

[@sergiomendez4806]

Please! no more live action, this is the way

[@AwesomeJedi182]

I loved the episodes. But the last bariss and morgan episodes were kinda iffy. Baris cuz it was weird, Morgans cuz i feel like it wasn't really needed.

[@sircosmo21]

Was not good tbh tales of the jedi a million times better

[@ronchess8813]

Morgan is horrible

[@chadbrad8100]

Welp Thrawn invented the Tie Defender program ; seems like Filoni retconned that Thrawn "invented" it which was in Star Wars Rebels the shows he himself created. Also proven by the video: "The Real Reason Thrawn Developed the TIE Defender! (Canon)" Interesting times.... Good Reaction Thou

[@moviemaniacdjp]

Nothing was retconned

[@nathanieladams7624]

Maybe since Thrawn knew Morgan he stole the plans from her…

[@kadegetslaid634]

Literally nothing was resconned, we just saw where thrawnown got the designs

[@LindsnDarth]

Hated the direction they took Barriss. Can we just have a cool villain to oppose Ahsoka? Have her sit in a jail cell getting more and more bitter towards the Jedi and come gunning for them. Maybe they could've had her train some with Vader directly to make her more formidable. Nah. Boring.

[@HarleyQuinn-vb5dm]

Wow, I can't believe that I've only found one other person who agrees with me on how they fumbled Barriss' story. I've spent all this time thinking that she was gonna have a climatic final duel with Ahsoka, which would show how they each have evolved from Ahsoka's trial and how leaving the Order uniquely changed both of them. Or at the least she would do something that would piss Vader off enough that he kills her which I can't really think of anything but it would have to be a legitimate failure to make him mad enough. Oh, or they could have found a way to put her in Ahsoka season 2 like trying to hunt down Ahsoka for revenge maybe. I liked Morgan's story a lot more and it was handled so much better than Barriss'. And Tales of the Jedi S1 was on a whole just way better than Empire S1.

[@casualfanatic4217]

⁠​⁠@@HarleyQuinn-vb5dm I actually like the direction they took Barris. Barris wasn’t actually evil, she just disagreed with the Jedi’s methods and foresaw Republic’s downfall. She wanted to help people but not by fighting in a war. She could’ve either held her ideals and fought the new establishment or adapt to times and embrace darkness. She was very much a character that could’ve gone either way and Tales of the Empire made sense for her character.

[@HarleyQuinn-vb5dm]

@@casualfanatic4217 you do realize that Barris bombed the Jedi temple by literally using a guy as said bomb and then she framed Ahsoka by force choking the guys wife Letta to death. And then she tried to kill Anakin. Yeah no she had all but turned to the Dark Side by that point. I can just about live with her redeeming herself in the end but not being killed by Vader just soured it for me. If you can't tell I don't like Barriss for all she did in Clone Wars, sue me.

[@casualfanatic4217]

⁠@@HarleyQuinn-vb5dmI remembered the bombing but I forgot she used a person as a bomb. Ok, so she wasn’t completely in the light. I say she was in the grey like Dooku. Both saw corruption and wanted to take action but Dooku being pushed by Palpatine took even more drastic measures and turned dark. Barris had time to herself to think about her actions and still wanted to help people. A story about Barris turning evil would’ve been more interesting but think this still made sense for her character.

[@HarleyQuinn-vb5dm]

@@casualfanatic4217 sorry but we're just gonna have to agree to disagree. She seemed to show no remorse for her actions at the trial and didn't even apologize to Ahsoka. Even if the events in TotE did make more sense, the way it was handled just didn't feel right. I hope they do better moving forward.