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A lot of people seem to not like this series, but I'm loving it! Maybe part of that has to do with my understanding of "alternative" religions and "long term storytelling", and my interest in both. Aside from a few points that really aren't worth going into, this is a show that really piques my interest. Obi-Wan Kenobi was pretty "straight forward" in how it told the story, while Ahsoka toyed with the idea of "this and that".... but Andor went above and beyond with how it told the story. This series is a whole 'nother matter altogether. It's giving us a whole different view of Star Wars, and I'm here for it! Just like reality, "You're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view" (Obi-Wan Kenobi - Return of the Jedi). This series is giving us a "point of view" story, from several different points of view. Mae's, Osha's, Qimir's, and Sol's. As much as I loved Jecke's character, I'm glad that they took the gloves off and killed her. It really puts Sol into a position of "dammit, that's ANOTHER one I have to carry the burden of regret for". I can't wait for tonight's episode, because it's suppose to be another "flashback" episode. Also, the episode times have been released, so these last two episodes are going to be longer than the last few. But I think they've got a LOT of stuff to reveal.
Great episode 6th of a Acolyte, I can't wait for the 7th flashback episode where we will learn what happened from the point of view of the Jedi 16 years ago. As for the plot, it was a good setup for the last two final episodes. The unnamed planet where Kimir was, in my opinion, may be the one used in the book by Darth Tenebrous and Darth Plagueis because of the mines on Cortosis, as we had, I can see in the episode that there was a vein of this metal on the wall. And that shot from inside the helmet reminded me that stormtroopers can barely see anything through their helmets. And with this helmet of his from Cordosis, it is also not good to see something similar to when the younglings are training, Luke trained Obi-Wan / Sabine trained Ahsoka / Rey then with the help of the Jedi scroll taught Leia from which she also learned force heal. So that the given individual concentrates mainly on strength and senses.
I recall that in the first episode, the prisoner stated he could sense the darkside in the Jedi killer, and Sol proceeded to mind flay him. He was referring to Oshya.
The stranger used to be a Jedi. The marks on the stranger's back are from a whip. There's only one in this show that we have seen that has a whip and who has been a Jedi master for a long long time.
Sol trapped Mai into revealing herself when he asked if she remembered their first encounter with the Sith guy on Olega. He deliberately named the wrong planet to trip her up.
Did you notice the scar on his back looks like it could be the scar a whip would make, I wonder who has a lightsaber whip... oh maybe his master was the green Jedi :) and they made a point of showing the whip and also his scar for that reason i guess :)
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The Acolyte Playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PL9-8RD3w0oxa0peaJ-W-suU2BiNElmHac.html
Link to Instagram - instagram.com/macreact
A lot of people seem to not like this series, but I'm loving it! Maybe part of that has to do with my understanding of "alternative" religions and "long term storytelling", and my interest in both. Aside from a few points that really aren't worth going into, this is a show that really piques my interest. Obi-Wan Kenobi was pretty "straight forward" in how it told the story, while Ahsoka toyed with the idea of "this and that".... but Andor went above and beyond with how it told the story. This series is a whole 'nother matter altogether. It's giving us a whole different view of Star Wars, and I'm here for it!
Just like reality, "You're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view" (Obi-Wan Kenobi - Return of the Jedi). This series is giving us a "point of view" story, from several different points of view. Mae's, Osha's, Qimir's, and Sol's.
As much as I loved Jecke's character, I'm glad that they took the gloves off and killed her. It really puts Sol into a position of "dammit, that's ANOTHER one I have to carry the burden of regret for". I can't wait for tonight's episode, because it's suppose to be another "flashback" episode. Also, the episode times have been released, so these last two episodes are going to be longer than the last few. But I think they've got a LOT of stuff to reveal.
Really loving this show so far. Can’t wait for another Koganada episode tonight
The cute creatures are Skura :) and the unknown planet likely seems to be Bal'demnic 💖
Great episode 6th of a
Acolyte, I can't wait for the 7th flashback episode where we will learn what happened from the point of view of the Jedi 16 years ago.
As for the plot, it was a good setup for the last two final episodes.
The unnamed planet where Kimir was, in my opinion, may be the one used in the book by Darth Tenebrous and Darth Plagueis because of the mines on Cortosis, as we had, I can see in the episode that there was a vein of this metal on the wall.
And that shot from inside the helmet reminded me that stormtroopers can barely see anything through their helmets.
And with this helmet of his from Cordosis, it is also not good to see something similar to when the younglings are training, Luke trained Obi-Wan / Sabine trained Ahsoka / Rey then with the help of the Jedi scroll taught Leia from which she also learned force heal.
So that the given individual concentrates mainly on strength and senses.
I recall that in the first episode, the prisoner stated he could sense the darkside in the Jedi killer, and Sol proceeded to mind flay him. He was referring to Oshya.
I effing love Qimir
She put the helmet on out of curiosity; I don’t think she sees it as going to the dark side
The stranger used to be a Jedi. The marks on the stranger's back are from a whip. There's only one in this show that we have seen that has a whip and who has been a Jedi master for a long long time.
We don't know id Osha's gone to the Dark Side. All she did was put on the helmet. It's just her and the Force in there.
Sol trapped Mai into revealing herself when he asked if she remembered their first encounter with the Sith guy on Olega. He deliberately named the wrong planet to trip her up.
I didn't even notice that😮😮
Great video, congratulations
Love the content guys keep doing what to do. Also, is it possible we could get reactions to the last two Indy Indiana Jones films? 🤠❤️
Did you notice the scar on his back looks like it could be the scar a whip would make, I wonder who has a lightsaber whip... oh maybe his master was the green Jedi :) and they made a point of showing the whip and also his scar for that reason i guess :)
RIP Star Wars, 180 million for this garbage 😂