Well said

Amen to that it's like 4 other channels that are on the same vibe 🙌 everyone else isn't letting the story build

Negativity sells. Watch the news. Outrage brings people back. However, I'm not liking this series so much but I also don't want to hear Negativity all day long.

@MrTheHeadlines Hmmmm you seem like the kind of person that takes their vehicle to a mechanic to get repaired but then the mechanic causes more damage and then presents you with the bill and you pay it then thank the mechanic……….. 🤣 Let me know how correct I am….. 😉

bkh8528: OR The reason he took the bill because he is going to take it to ANOTHER mechanic who fixes it and is thankful now because he knows what the problem is and can ignore what the first one did and refuse to PAY it .. I guess the same way you’re implying that if you’re not satisfied is the same way people who didn’t like this episode or Star Wars doesn’t have to watch it and NOT listen to someone else on how to fix their car the same way not to listen to some random person to them what they should watch 🤨

I agree but I think it’s a bit more subtle - it’s not necessarily getting pulled to the dark side it’s that they’re not living in the light which is the true balance according to GL and ultimately what will lead to downfall of the order.

But in ep 3 we are told that their coven was hiding because they were never able to practice their beliefs in peace, and only these witches survived. Also, Torbin says they have the same midichlorians and another therm I can't remember, so it's like a person's consciousness was split in 2 and went into 2 bodies before birth and this would mean they were created using the force and a ritual. These witches are different from the ones on Dathomir. They have different markings too. Dathomir night sisters have darker stripes on their faces, these have white spirals, and there are probably no men left in their culture.

@@se-lene Whether or not these Witches are the same isn't really the point. What I'm saying is we hear them say that the Dathomiri don't raise younglings let alone train them. We know for a fact that this isn't true. This for me is a clue in this entire mystery. How Sol remembers that night is the absolute truth. Honestly, if they made the word of Sol and or the Jedi the absolute truth, that'd be the first part of the show that made me think that can't be. They've spent the entire show showing us a flawed order only to come back to the all knowing, all truthful Jedi? That doesn't make sense to me. There's something more going on. The Dathomiri not having children is just a clue that tells me parts of that story are flawed. Whether or not they're an offshoot or not remains to be seen. What we do know is that the Dathomiri in Ahsoka s1 also refer to or describe the Force using the same "the Thread" language. So, we know they're two covens of exiled witches who both visualize the Force as the Thread.

I'm pretty sure he's mother Koril.. she probably possed dudes body and been hiding in plain sight. "Koril" probably isn't even herself either, could be a sith lord jumping body to body to achieve immortality?

@@OneDumbDrum that would be crazy! I noticed that she's still unaccounted for even after the Wookie possession. It's possible!

Great breakdown!! Thank you 💯

That theory does make sense, especially since both celestial bodies were aligning in space at the same time

Yes, I came to the same conclusion. Their chant is misleading because it is backwards. The power of many (coven) with the help of the vergence creates two. The power of two creates one. The twins will use that turn into smoke magic to combine together to become one person. The power of one is the combined force power of the two which was already measured by the Jedi as being very high. Maybe it took eight years for their powers to develop to the desired level. I guess this person would be considered a match for the Jedi and could lead and protect them from the Jedi. Plus they can always make more. This would certainly interest the Sith.

Since the episode the show runner has said Koril and Qimir don’t know each other 🤔

@@JustStarWars really? This is quite confusing then mate. Either way thanks for your hard work

I think she is still alive and might be controlling Qimir somehow, or he has some ties with her, but I don't think she took his form.

Thanks man 😃

​@@JustStarWarsAcolyte all-flashback episode 7 was very good. I liked the references to the hyperspace catastrophe that wiped out life on some planets; of which in the last episode Jedi master Vernestra has pain/nausea from traveling through hyperspace due to her strong connection to the force. The fact that Sol was an emotional Jedi like Dooku, Anakin and Quigon Jinn was seen in quite a big way. The turn of the plot, who is responsible for the death of the entire Clan of these Witches who follow the path of Bogan = Darkness in magic, they were quite similar to the Witches of the Sisterhood of the Night from Dathomir, where Darth Maul also comes from. The fights were great, the choreography was great and seeing two Jedi fight against a possessed Wookie Jedi was great. But most of all, normally, just like Mother Cora, I felt this emotional pain in my heart. When Sol killed her partner, co-mother of two children and the love of her life, mother Aniseya, in front of her eyes. The destruction reminded me of something similar to when the Jedi destroyed the entire planet of Korriban, where the original Sith race came from.

​@@JustStarWarsThe hyperspace disaster that Indara was talking about in Acolyte episode 7. It was in the book Star Wars High Republic Light of the Jedi & Into the Dark. Where you can learn that all life on some planets was built in this event. Vernestra was alive at that time and because she is more connected to the force and when she travels through hyperspace she tends to have pain/"nausea". You could say that it is something similar to when Darth Nihilus in Star Wars by Republic vacuum cleaners the life from the planets. Better to read it or at least watch some lore video about it.

I mean i DO like this show now. Its gotten real good. Im invested. But Sol is a freakin nut bag.

That's the human condition and the lesson in the story. People never truly learn and often, both individually and at a society level, repeat the mistakes of the past.

It's not about making jedi look terrible. Before being jedi, they are humans ( or humanoid species) and aren't perfect. Some think more and feel less, other feel less and think more. Some follow the code strictly others give themselves more freedom of choice.

@Al_capachino Probably better to ask Rey Palpatine that question………. 😉