The Obi-Wan we know and love is slowly returning, planning, scheming, negotiating - and putting himself between innocents and danger. Especially love the way his relationship with Leia develops. And the way Obi-Wan still knows Anakin/Vader.
The Third Sister's past... well... tragic to be sure... but it's not as though she hasn't perpetrated enough cruelty, let's just think about the scene on Tatooine in episode 1. So my compassion or sympathy's pretty limited here. Of course, Obi-Wan's manipulating her, but at this point, does anyone care? (And let's not forget why we're really watching this show: not to learn about her, who's squashed like a fly by Vader, but to see Obi-Wan confront Vader and his past and grow into the excentric desert hermit we all know and love.)
The less said about Obi-Wan's stupidity to not delete Bail's message (or set the communicator to auto-delete once heard), the better. ;)
Shout by nicky2910BlockedParentSpoilers2022-07-02T22:44:41Z
The Obi-Wan we know and love is slowly returning, planning, scheming, negotiating - and putting himself between innocents and danger. Especially love the way his relationship with Leia develops. And the way Obi-Wan still knows Anakin/Vader.
The Third Sister's past... well... tragic to be sure... but it's not as though she hasn't perpetrated enough cruelty, let's just think about the scene on Tatooine in episode 1. So my compassion or sympathy's pretty limited here. Of course, Obi-Wan's manipulating her, but at this point, does anyone care? (And let's not forget why we're really watching this show: not to learn about her, who's squashed like a fly by Vader, but to see Obi-Wan confront Vader and his past and grow into the excentric desert hermit we all know and love.)
The less said about Obi-Wan's stupidity to not delete Bail's message (or set the communicator to auto-delete once heard), the better. ;)