The episode was indeed a bit slow. Not much happened, was resolved or unexpected. They could have cut the discovery of the Eye a lot shorter and saved the explanation. It was clear that they would want to go to where the map had pointed. We also knew that this was in another galaxy ... A little bit unnecessary.
Still it was a good episode. I am relieved that Sabine at least up to now is true to the Sabine that was established. I even like the explanation that takes up Qui-Gon's words and the idea that much of mastering the force is a question of commitment. Commitment whose effort is reduced by a higher sensitivity to the force. This however all the more begs the question why would Ahsoka call Sabine "Padawan" if all she trained her in is to wield a lightsaber?
Something I really loved in this episode is the dilemma of siding with Hera because the viewer supports her cause and she is depicted much more likeable and the viewpoint of politicians who believe war is not what needs to be a priority in financing. Weren't it for them to be so unlikable I would totally agree with the senators.
Worth mentioning in my opinion is how completely different of a character and a droid Huyang is. He is so reasonable whilst still being a kind of comic relieve.
Review by LeNodosVIP BlockedParentSpoilers2023-09-10T19:59:52Z
The episode was indeed a bit slow. Not much happened, was resolved or unexpected. They could have cut the discovery of the Eye a lot shorter and saved the explanation. It was clear that they would want to go to where the map had pointed. We also knew that this was in another galaxy ... A little bit unnecessary.
Still it was a good episode. I am relieved that Sabine at least up to now is true to the Sabine that was established. I even like the explanation that takes up Qui-Gon's words and the idea that much of mastering the force is a question of commitment. Commitment whose effort is reduced by a higher sensitivity to the force.
This however all the more begs the question why would Ahsoka call Sabine "Padawan" if all she trained her in is to wield a lightsaber?
Something I really loved in this episode is the dilemma of siding with Hera because the viewer supports her cause and she is depicted much more likeable and the viewpoint of politicians who believe war is not what needs to be a priority in financing. Weren't it for them to be so unlikable I would totally agree with the senators.
Worth mentioning in my opinion is how completely different of a character and a droid Huyang is. He is so reasonable whilst still being a kind of comic relieve.