The Imperial March plays as we leave Vader, suggesting that he's 100% Empire. It's more of that classic Palps manipulation, since he wants his Sith apprentice focused on galactic domination rather than revenge.The jab/subtle threat clearly leaves Vader staken. Who hasn't missed that lovely evil smile after a successful manipulation? "Perhaps your feelings for your old master have left you weakened. "I wonder if your thoughts on this are clear, Lord Vader," Palpatine says. Speaking to a holographic projection of his master, Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid, who's played the character since 1983's Return of the Jedi), Vader vows to make a big mess of the galaxy in his hunt for the Jedi. Knowing Obi-Wan is still out there, Vader throws a little hissy fit in his castle on the unpleasant volcano planet Mustafar. Once he's redeemed in Return of the Jedi, Anakin will gain this power, while Luke and Leia will do so after their deaths in The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. This allows Obi-Wan and Yoda to offer Luke counsel after their deaths. Over the next decade, leading into the Original Trilogy, Qui-Gon will teach this skill to Obi-Wan. These slightly trippy (but amazing) episodes reveal that Qui-Gon learned the ability from mysterious Force priestesses. He previously taught Yoda to do the same in The Clone Wars season 6, where he was also voiced by Neeson. Qui-Gon was impaled by Darth Maul in 1999 prequel trilogy opener The Phantom Menace, but achieved immortality by becoming a Force ghost and continued to guide his allies in the material realm. You just were not ready to see," he says. The spectral Jedi suggests that his former Padawan's previous hopelessness was the reason he hadn't shown up sooner. "Well, took you long enough," Qui-Gon says. Obi-Wan continues his trek to his new home in the Dune Sea, where we'll find him in A New Hope, but encounters one last person on his way - the Force ghost of his late master, Qui-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson). It's our first time seeing Liam Neeson portraying Qui-Gon Jinn in live-action since 1999. "Hello there," he says to his future apprentice, breaking out his signature greeting because Lucasfilm couldn't resist and we all needed to hear it - I certainly feel better. Isn't that nice? It's so nice, in fact, that Owen allows Obi-Wan to meet Luke.
Uncle Owen ( Joel Edgerton) initially regards the Jedi with his usual suspicion but warms to him when Obi-Wan acknowledges that Luke "just needs to be a boy" and that the Lars' protection is all the young fella needs. He leaves his dingy cave, paying a brief visit to the Lars homestead. With Vader defeated and Reva having abandoned her quest for vengeance by sparing young Luke, Obi-Wan returns to his Tatooine exile a changed man - he's opened himself up to the Force again and has renewed hope for the future.
#OBI JUAN KENOBI SERIES#
This series takes place around 10 years after Revenge of the Sith and nine years before A New Hope.
It's time to draw deeply upon the Force and sense some SPOILERS for the finale. At least no one figured out that Leia is Vader's other secret child. Obi-Wan sensed the danger to Luke through the Force, so I guess he'll have to get back to the desert world to confront Reva. She's too angry to die though and seemingly figured out that 10-year-old Luke Skywalker ( Grant Feely) is Vader's secret son and living in hiding on Tatooine. Anti-Imperial network leader Roken ( O'Shea Jackson Jr.), who's been helping Jedi and Force sensitives escape the Empire via an underground railroad known as the Path, reveals that their ship's hyperdrive is broken and the Empire is in hot pursuit.įormer Imperial Inquisitor Reva ( Moses Ingram) was left for dead by Vader after she tried to strike the Sith Lord down.
Unfortunately, their escape may not be so straightforward.
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