Bro i love your videos! Keep up the awesome work!

I will quote my grandmother for you, she was the last alive of her generation at a time. "Cherish the moments you lived through with the ones now turned to dust, teach the wisdom you have gained so people will not repeat your failures, it's your duty to watch and live for the people who could not be alive today.- Lt. Maria Weber, 1891-2003.

Sympathy and compassion is a weakness or we wouldn't have countless illegals inside are land's taking food off the American people tables no offense

Yup, all Imperials are self-serving jerks

Allen, you always bring such a remarkable fresh perspective to these characters. I needed a shrink to help me reconcile my bohemian spirit with the pull to fit into the Stepford social structure. Country clubs etc. In a nutshell, he said you do you, Boo. ❤🫠🤷‍♀️

Technically she was loyal to the grandmothers not thrawn hence why she said for dathomir

@@Wakuppeopletheywanttocontrolus pretty sure she admitted to being his “servant” when they reunited.

She’s loyal to both him and her home.

She is a great character and it sad to see her die but at the same time she had served her purpose in the story as she was the one who bring back Thrawn.

While she got alot of screen time in Ahsoka. None of it matched her performance from Mando

Just curious which Star wars channels are you refering to, when you talk about wiki?

​@@mr.boomguyStar Wars Theory, EckhartsLadder

Thor Skywalker is great as well.

Oh! Allen accepts tips? He can have my hat too.

I like Eckharts but Generation Tech is really special and stands out to me from other Star Wars channels. Feels way less like a lore/review channel and more like, well, I can’t really put a word to it but he’s unique in a very good way

That's the moment when you realize that maybe she isn't actually "serving Thrawn" and had a bigger, more laudable, goal all along. Similar to when Balyan calls the prospect of Thrawn returning "unfortunate". They aren't even playing the same game as the protagonists (and audience) were led to believe. I'm not convinced that any of the antagonists shown so far actually end up as villians by the end. I don't expect it to happen, but I can imagine everyone uniting against a really big bad.

I was squealing. So. Much. Fun.

@@travcollier which is honestly why Thrawn had her sacrifice herself. He needed to keep the power imbalance with the mothers tilted in his favor

Sith also kinda do by binding their essense to physical objects and possessing other people. All 3 of those methods of returning to life are diferent

I always wanted to know.. who taught the nightsisters how to do that? What being out there perfected this art and taught them?

Thrawn has to improvise because Ahsoka (along with Ezra and Sabine) is as much of a risk taker as Anakin and Thrawn worries about that. They keep thwarting his tactics in unexpected ways and it's really quite annoying to him how unpredictable these opponents are. He regrets having to sacrifice his personnel. But the situation demands it.

Blow up the tower while they are fighting inside of it.

Thrawn made a tactical error far earlier in his timeline. They said it would have taken over 3 rotations (days) to load the Chimera. At any point during those three days, he could have had the Eye of Scion dock up with the Chimera. And then, the instant the last pod/casket/whetever was on board they could have left. But no, he waited until after the loading to begin that task. They could have been well away before Ahsoka arrived. The tie fighter could have been launched with the objective to damage Ahsoka's ship so she couldn't follow.

@@glrider100. Or he could’ve just started loading earlier, rather than waiting for Morgan to arrive. And then he could’ve taken the Chimera to the Eye of Sion rather than bringing the Eye of Sion out of orbit to the Chimera.

@@eds1942 Technically true, but up until the moment the Eye of Scion arrived in orbit (assuming Chimera had working sensors to detect it), they had no idea when or if they'd actually arrive. So I can kind of let that one slide. I'm assuming the sisters didn't want their (sacred) catacombs disturbed until they knew they had a way off planet.

Thrawn wasnt her enemy, neither was the Empire. Sidious was her enemy because all was his enemy. Even the empire was throttled after his death

@@yseson_ Thrawn was promoted directly by Palpatine. He was the greatest leader in the organization that wiped out their planet, definitely a valid target for revenge.

@authoritariangentleman7570 Thrawn was promoted during the Empire era. There was no empire when the Nightsisters were wiped out, and their genocide was carried out by the Trade Fedration army, of which very few were aware that it was being controlled by Darth Sidious, and most had no idea that Sidious was also Palatine

I think Thrawn respected her choice in loyalties, but tactically he can not have her new status with the mothers disrupt the power balance in their arrangement. Thrawn knows he is dependent on then, but also needs to hold onto the levers of power to keep them seared toward his goals.

FIloni deserves exile on Peridea himself for killing such an awesome character off.

I totally understand your option and respect that but I think that the point of her character. She had served her purpose in the story as she was the one who bring back Thrawn

This is what real heroes do! 🫡

Or by Thrawn's side in his campaign against the New Republic.

That would be cool as well. Maybe she will be revived through the Great Mother’s dark magic.

I agree

When does he say that? I need to rewatch it all the way through now that all the episodes are out and listen to the parts about the Nightsisters and Dathomir and such more closely.

I am looking forward to this.

Filoni needs to do this and turn it into an actual meta joke.

and a bit of orbital bombardment

Mother Talzin's power rivaled Palpatine's. So she's not an ordinary Nightsister

@@ironfist7789 just a little. 🙂

@@jeremiahmorris1852 EXACTLY.

And i mean palpatine during the Empire

​@@VNM-Venom252What did Palpatine fear from the Night Sister's.

​@@LonnieBrewer-dd4wipower to potentially rival his own

@@Yumums That's true..

I mean Thrawn doesn't exactly like Palpatine either.

Great point!

Why would they care if Thrawn wasn't involved?

​​@@Hello-bi1pmmaybe he wasn't personally involved, but he is using the night sisters, dead or alive, to restore the empire.

I think she knew she was going to die, she may have even suspected that Thrawn's calculations now made her a complication that needed removing.

To be fair she though she was the only one left and Cal gave her another path to follow.

I imagine Merrin saw no patch to restore them and went down a different path.

Don't forget about the Mandalorians next door. Things could get very interesting. Heck, Thrawn might not be so loyal to the Empire if he learned about the petty and pointless sacrificing of Imperial troops Sidious did at the end of the war (and the whole resurrection plan)

I suspect she will be resurrected by whatever lives on the planet. Which is probably why the Mothers and her followers chose to "sleep" rather than die... what if things that die on the world do not stay dead? Or at least those who are touched by the force

We did see the force ghost of Anakin at the end. No reason for Morgan not to return as a ghost.

As much as I feel like resurrections are over done at this point, I also feel like Morgan’s character arc may not be finished.

​@@ericmork630having them resurrected actually fits with how Nightsisters work, so I wouldn't mind it here

@@enzoamore8971 yes. It’s still annoying how easy and common it has become

Completely disagree. Thrawn had EVERY intent of brining Morgan along. But he’s a realist, a pragmatist, and a tactician; he knew what had to be done, as a military leader. I think you missed the entire point.

Nah she asked to many questions

@@niteowl969 Thrawn welcomes questions she just didn't make it because of Ashoka

​​@@niteowl969Thrawn is not like the typical "Tarkin Doctrine" Imperial who wants pure fear and mindless obedience. He likes for everyone to think for themselves

I wish the great mother would've somehow called her body to the eye of Sion after she got cut down. She was an interesting character. Hate to lose her

I hate to say it, but I think that she had served her purpose in the story as she was the one who bring back Thrawn. She is still villain but her backstory is kinda tragic if you think about. Also I kinda like the idea that she never found that the emperor was the one killed the nightsisters it makes her story more sad and a bit realistic if you stop and think about it more?

I don't know if Faloni is going to use abeloth just yet. be interesting to see what happens in season 2

with that she will no longer be just a "sister" but a mother like the great mothers coz Abeloth is the mother.

They’re definitely different. Raised in two completely separate galaxies.

My gut tells me the Great Mothers are both a figurative and literal red herring. They’re probably going to give their lives to bring Talzin back from the dead, and then Talzin will act as a Joruus C’baoth in the upcoming “Heir to the Empire” movie.

That what I actually loved about Morgan’s backstory she is a villain and she want revenge on society who wipe her people. But she never learn/will found out that the emperor of the Galactic empire and her mentor ally is the actually one killed the nightsisters it makes her story more sad and a bit realistic if you stop and think about it more?

Well when you look at it from Palpatine's prospective, he was not betraying anyone or any of his beliefs, though he caused many others including the jedi to betray theirs. He was doing what he thought was right. The question for Morgan is when did Thrawn feel he lose her... I would argue he lost her when she devoted herself to the mothers in the ritual. At that moment she became a liability, a risk.

@@erikanders3343 - You don't consider the constant lying, and the fact that Palpatine was secretly the leader of *both* sides of a galaxy-spanning civil war (legally high treason, on two fronts) to be "betrayal"? Just because an evil cult like the Sith consider this sort of thing to be normal doesn't make it not betrayal, any more than real-life religious liberty allows for things like human sacrifice. Palpatine was shamelessly breaking all kinds of laws and reneging on explicit promises that he made to the Senate just to get himself promoted to Emperor. He also betrayed the Nightsisters, because he wanted to learn their secrets but considered them a potential threat. Thrawn didn't raise any objections to the Great Mothers when they "promoted" Morgan. He stood right there and watched them transform her. So if anybody was committing a betrayal it was really him. He *allowed* her to become a liability and then sent her off to die as a means of cleaning up the problem.

@@daniels7907 lol, well the legal system may consider it treason, but not his character. I think the only ones Pals though betrayed anyone was the Jedi when they exiled the dark adepts to space. He likely though that the denial of a whole half of the force to be both a spiritual and intellectual betrayal. In the end the Jedi also betrayed their principles and "served the republic" they created child soldiers and were the leaders of a military at war. Those that questioned the orders from the council (which blithely followed the orders of the chancellor) we arrested or exiled from the order. Yoda himself had doubts, yet they became so conditioned to follow orders that made no sense, allow atrocities, commit heinous acts against civilians that the order was a mockery of its principles. Hell they used child soldiers, Anakin was 19 when he stepped on the battle field and Ahsoka was 14. Tell me how the order is the good guys again? They could have told the Senate "No". They could have restricted their activities to purely diplomatic roles. If the republic fell it would have been to a different democratic republic. Order 66 only killed the Jedi, but the Council killed the order itself. As for "He allowed her to become a liability and then sent her off to die as a means of cleaning up the problem." You assume Thrawn is in charge, I think that you are wrong. He has an uneasy partnership with the mothers. He could not rightly object to what they did with one of their own... especially when the means for escape from the galaxy is right there and all the mothers need do is take control of the minds of some troopers. or kill Thrawn, and resurrect him as their pawn... oh, I think Thrawn thought of all these possibilities as did the great mothers. You notice they always stay near him at this venture yet when the Eye arrived The Chimera was not in system or at least not near. He keeps them at arms length when he can.

That’s what happens when you help the bad guys

Art imitating life... It's just like in the T***p universe!

She messed up when she allowed Ashoka to follow them. She messed with how Baylan went AWOL on her.

Hopefully Skoll's story continues even with his current actor having joined the Force, bless him.

Ironic that none of the people on the eye of Sion’s original trip returned back

She got blown up on the tower though (by Thrawn)!

@@SectionChief I saw Jedis resurrect who fell to death in a wide ocean

@@toremunkenwarf4468 Yep, but where is Mace???

​@@toremunkenwarf4468Ahsoka never died. She went unconscious in the ocean and ended up in the world between.

@@SectionChief We will see him when it's time.

That gave me chills tbh

lol

Bro ain’t even watched it yet but prolly

It would have to be a damn big lightsaber (with a damn big person/thing holding it 😂). In Rebels (from what I can remember) Kanan/Caleb & Ezra can juuuust barely deflect blaster bolts (or turbolasers like on capital and/or lighter cruiser class ships just smaller perhaps?) From TIE fighters and/or other single person/smaller sized fighters, bombers & fighter-bombers, with it usually knocking them off balance or "jarring" them a bit after each individual shot.

Yea like the fact that she can be an expert on shipbuilding and magic is impressive. And that eye of soon is definitely ground breaking tech.

@@GenerationTech "magic", Force, whatever is meh. I can't help but picture Thrawn talking to her with a ysalamir sitting comfortably on his shoulders now.