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😵‍💫 "A member of... Uh... Is this actually happening? If not, is this a nightmare or a dream?.. Either way, it's the WEIRDEST day of my entire life." 😵‍💫 Her head has to be swimming at the end there.

When you put it that way, yeah her actions do seem to make more sense. That's an awful lot to process. Especially with losing her home and ending up with the Children. It's probably "any port in a storm" for her at that point and no reason to piss them off by rejecting them.

And in my opinion she looked shocked at the instant acceptance and camaraderie as part of the watch. All her life she had to fight to get anything and now this. From a faction she despised. Among all the other factions, but still.

I think she found purpose as a Mandolorian. After witnessing Djin’s passion and faith in the creed she realized it wasn’t just ceremonial. She could’ve taken off her helmet after saving Djin but she didnt. She admitted that she didn’t take it off. She has been reborn in a way. Seeing the Mythousaur also probably cemented and proved that the story was real and the old ways of the Mandolore are the way.

Katee said recently she's playing the role like Bo Katan joining up with the Watch because she literally has no other options at the moment

I think so too. Seeing her sitting in that chair alone was saddening.

Nah she’s just playing along. She knows she’ll need allies for when she defeats the mythosaur and attempts to retake mandalore

I think she needs to learn what makes a Mandelorian a Mandelorian? The lessons from the armorer may not be fully the truth, but it'll be a truth. And one that she will need to understand and respect to heal the schism.

Also, it’s not like she has anywhere to go. The empire literally bombed her home.

I think your right. I'm hoping to see her go farther, and bring Mandolorians back to a place of prominence. Also, missing Ben Skywalker and jason soli, but u think there is promise. We might even fix the.... that one thing.

She also realized, that with the mythosaur being true....maybe the other stories were true not lied made up for children's stories. She also thinks the dark saber prophecy and curse may be true. Bo Katan had the dark saber 2 times, both times she did not win it in combat, and both times terrible things happened to mandalore - maul - and the empire destroying the planet. She is started to realize this stories are not children's fairytails but real stories. Maybe it would be like thinking Santa is fake, and then while walking in the woods you see a sleigh, with reindeer, and the reindeer Infront has a bright glowing red nose. You would probably start to question if Santa is real. (Okay, that is not the best analogy, I'm just not very creative LOL). Also, she probably thinks of Mando positively now, very recently she was ready to kill him. When Grogu + droid landed at her castle alone, she thought it was Mando and walked up saying "Thats it, i told you're not welcome here and if you can back again that you would die! Come on, let's end this once and for all"......only for her to find a super very cute Grogu all alone about to cry. She then finds out Mando went to mandalore and the droid has the data proving the atmosphere is not poison gas, that the poison gas myth was fake. She then realizes Mando is a dedicated and brave person to go to mandalore against all odds when everybody told him it was impossible. She is probably starting to think he would make a great leader. Not only did he win the dark saber in combat, but he also is dedicated to restoring mandalore and has lots of bravery. And unlike many of his cult members, Mando is willing to work with other clans for the greater good of mandalore. bo Katan probably just wants to see where things go, and is wondering if there may be a good reason the force lead the dark saber into the cult by mandos hands. ALSO, Bo Katans actor played Bo Karan in the clone wars series. And she has always been a actor that takes her characters very seriously and even says she "lives and feels as her characters" (and not like that method acting crap) she just takes her characters seriously and tries her very best to feel the emotions her character would be feeling. She is honestly the perfect actor for Bo Katan, especially with her acting methods and previous role as Bo Katans in clone wars tv show. She also was AMAZING in the tv show "Longmire". Her acting there was amazing and the show just has a really good story and plot that continues until the end of the show with brilliant twists and turns along the way.

​@@nicklibby3784 It cannot be fixed. Purging is the only solution.

She will challenge Din Jaren for the dark saber, win it and go kill the Mythosaur, and Become the greats Mandalor the Galaxy has ever known. Probably not but with how Disney it seems like the best outcome get rid of all the Men for a Women just like the Marvel universe.

@@MrWhateverfits bro wtf obviously not

Oh gosh xD

No.. Mandalorians just have shitty loyalty

"Safe to mine" is a bit of a stretch don't you think? There is literally zero usable infrastructure left on the planet, so any reclamation is gonna have to start with nothing but what they bring. With Imperial warlords and Imperial equipped pirates still on the prowl, I doubt such a monumental task as resurrecting a civilization is gonna go unnoticed or unmolested. That's not to say that this whole situation is anything less than an absolute win for everyone involved, but I doubt the Armorer sent Din there as part of some 4-d chess move to reclaim the planet.

@@evanallen172 The Mandos can take a loan from a bank and buy the proper necessities, including surplus Imperial gear that's just rotting on the wayside. Then they can pay back the loan with some interest with some beskar taken from the ruined buildings.

@@HolyknightVader999 A loan? From who? For how much? Are they also getting pirate and warlord insurance? Being situated on the spinward side of the Mid-rim, Mandalore is closer to the Outer Rim than the Core. All of the BS that Tatooine and Navarro have to deal with is sitting on Mandalore's doorstep. No size of loan is gonna stop the local thugs from trying their luck, and if they have some of this same Imperial tech you're talking about the Mandos getting they're not gonna leave peacefully. A few dozen Mandos with all of two ships between them aren't gonna be enough to protect the entire Mandalore system. Also, the Children of the Watch are a former terrorist organization. I doubt that look good on your galactic credit score.

I’m wondering if Din’s arc will be to break free from both the Armorer/Watch and Bo Katan. Both sides have motive to try using him for this desires, and we’ve seen that he can be loyal or accommodating to a fault. So the first bit of turmoil will be figuring out which side he wants to listen to, the second breaking free from that and going his own way totally alone (with his son), third will be coming to terms with the fact he IS a king/Mandalore and is actually the one who gets to the The Watch and Bo what is right from wrong. I wonder if Din will get his own Mandalore title for the history books (like Mandalore the Liberator, etc)

@@randombrokeperson My vote is for Manda'lor the Uniter/Preserver

She was in a non stop combat scenario since

​@College Life not really she had time to talk before they left mandalore

​@College Life not really she had time to talk before they left mandalore

@@collegelife1604 she wasn’t. She sat with Djin until he woke up. She could’ve taken it off then. She could’ve taken it off once onboard her ship. The fact she didn’t she is a believer after witnessing that the story wasn’t just a story and has been reborn

@@jaythekid4728 you act like sitting in a cave on a hostile planet full of violent creatures is a non combat zone

Death watch is 1 clan but dins clan is a multi claned not just death watch as there armour isn't death watches from the wars as she taken her helmet of is she is rook

@@commanderhawk5958 Death Watch has never been one clan, but multiple clans working together. For example, in Star Wars Rebels, the Mandalorian Protectors stumble across Sabine Wren and immediately are hostile upon discovering she is a member of Clan Wren, and by extension, House Vizsla and the (probably defunct) Death Watch. In Season 7 of the Clone Wars, Bo-Katan works closely with a young Ursa Wren (the mother of Sabine) as fellow Nite Owls, and the Nite Owls themselves were a part of the Death Watch until Maul took over and the faction split between the Nite Owls and the Super Commandos (which was partly headed by Gar Saxon of Clan Saxon, who joined hands with the Imperials during the Empire). Clan Rook also joined with the Super Commandos, but were likely a part of the Death Watch prior. The Children of the Watch actually include some remnants of Clan Vizsla, thanks to us seeing the Clan's sigils during The Mandalorian Season 3 Episode 1 and obviously Paz Vizsla's name.

She just saw an extraordinary creature. Does she believe her eyes? Why did she see that? What was it? Will anyone believe her? What is it significant of? Was it real? In the last 24 hours, she just saw her home blown up, she was involved in an aerial dog fight, she saved her friend from drowning, she has nowhere to live now, her clan deserted and betrayed her, this clan has accepted her into their group, this is a lot to process. She needs time.

Honestly I was expecting for her to have a hostile reaction to the armorer due to horns on her helmet and also due to the theory that the armourer is Rook Kast

@@LolitaDavidovich934 "friend" is a big term for Bo Katan... but she did save someone she kinda respects.

I feel like it's slightly different it'd be the equivalent of if you were raised in a specific domination of christianity that you grew out of but then saw jesus face to face or if you were raised jewish and grew out of it but saw moses or just god

Yup, she is a "Born Again Children" now. I love it!

@@smirkyshadow4152 I think It would be more like a Catholic, Protestant, Methodist or Baptist then seeing Joseph Smith, Jesus, and God face to face. Making them realize that the Mormons were not some small radical extremist cult with made up stories......but real. The reason I think it would be more like being a common Christian (Catholic, Protestant, etc.)finding out Mormonism is real is because they believe the Mormons are weird radical extremist cultists with made up stories since mormons believe Joseph Smith in the 1800s saw God and Jesus himself in New York, and became a prophet, and then magically found a gold book buried, with each page being a gold plate with writing on them in Ancient Egyptian(a unconfirmed language with no proof that it exists or was ever written other than Book of Mormon apparently and God told Joe Smith how to translate it ) - this is the Book of Mormon(but it was lost apparently). It is very different from all the other types of Christianity(Catholics, Protestants, Baptist, Methodist, Evangelical) and all of those religions agree the Mormons are more of a cult than a sect.

It's like having a person who mocked the Force as a silly religion see it in action for the first time, and they start believing in it.

The real mind-f*ck is when she realizes that the children of the watch ARE psychotic cultists who happen to be practicing the most authentic form of the Way of Mandalore. Kinda like when you bring up at parties that the Taliban are simply practicing the most literal, complete version of Islam as outlined in the Koran. Yeah, it gets you thrown out of said parties for mentioning, but it's true all the same. I'll get my coat.

Right. She's lost everything except her ship. Right now, she's at a point when she's looking for meaning. She may have scoffed at the Children of the Watch, but at this moment, it's the only connection she has.

The Children of the Watch are a continuation of Deathwatch. The planet Concordia was the home planet of House Viszla and Deathwatch. One of the members of the Children of the Watch is Paz Viszla. In the next few episodes the connection will be revealed. Bo-Katan is not forthcoming with the information that she was Second in Command of Deathwatch because she is ashamed of the role she's played.

​@@digenesakritas1107The Deathwatch from the Clone Wars era was a continuation of a different group and that group a continuation of a group before them. Each iteration has it's own ways.

@@TheLastKentuckyIrregular9524 I agree. I just can't agree with people saying that there is no connection whatsoever between Deathwatch and the Children of the Watch and they are a totally new group.

That was also a very well coordinated imperial attack that smells of Thrawn to me, maybe they'll introduce him in the mandalorian so general people have a background for him in Ashoka's

so kind of like eat pray love but like mandalorian style?

@@GenerationTech probably something like that

Beskar for the soul?

​@@GenerationTech Kinda, maybe.

But aren’t those the mando’s who sided with maul?

Corky's mom has got it going on.

MCU: Mandalorian Cinematic Universe My Hype for an epic closing arc is so high i want something to surpass inifnity war... Thrawn is inevitable

The thing about the Children of the watch is that as dogmatic as they are in their beliefs they are welcoming to all, they do not discriminate, so long as you are eligible by the creed you can join. Which is in essence the truest form of Mandalorian Culture there is, the Mandalorians weren't one race but 1 culture, their warrior ways transcended race, anyone could be a Mandalorian, it wouldn't matter if you were a Wookie, a Human or even an Ithorian, anyone could join the Mandalorian people. I think this is a return to a truer more noble Mandalorian identity, I kinda wish we would see mandalorians which are clearly not human, like a Wookie Mando or something like that, I mean Grogu is basically Mandalorian by creed now, he is a foundling and will eventually be given armor to wear himself

@@ilo3456if he takes the oath

While I can't deny that the idea of Manda'lor Wren does bring a smile to my face, I think it really depends on if Favreau and Filoni want Din to become a "main character" in a galactic sense. For all intents and purposes, Din is still just some random guy who's been tangentially connected to true "main characters", Bo, Luke, Ahsoka, etc. If they want to move away from that, which i personally would support, then all that needs to change is Din's mindset about the Darksaber. Remember, it's not unwieldy for him due to skill or ability. The blade doesn't recognize him as someone with the will and purpose to lead the Mandalorians. That's basically what Sabine learned from Kanan in Rebels. The Darksaber was heavy until she not only took up the blade *but the responsibility that comes with it*.

Right, because the Taliban and ISIS are *toootally* different things.

@@evanallen172 The Children of the Watch are your typical Mandalorian mercenaries except with some kooky religious beliefs added to the mix. They're not terrorists like Death Watch.

we need to find out what happen to Sabine Wren.

@@slewone4905 she went with Ashoka to find Ezra

Tarre Viszla 2.0 😂🔥

That’s a spicy meatball

My theory is that, rather than someone - be it Bo Katan or another - defeating Din Djarin in combat, the Darksaber will be destroyed somehow, and then Grogu will craft a *new* - smaller - Darksaber using a shard of the kyber crystal from the original.

Came here to say that

Well they are a splinter group of Deathwatch. Din was saved by Deathwatch during the clone wars.

Especially since deathwatch takes Thier helmets off

Based

Bo Katan is 50 years old.

I'm sure in Star Wars they've figured out how to prevent eggs from drying up

The mother of the mythosaur?

@@JasonlaroseLaRose50 year olds have been known to give birth. It's Star Wars. Aging takes more time and there's better healthcare.

Agreed she just needs somewhere to chill and think about what to do but then from what I heard on galactic trip advisor the caves of Dagobah are a good place to chill at

Ja, ja das tut es

@The_Generation_Tech_35 dork

That’s a good point

It probably wouldn’t have changed what the empire did to mandalore

Exactly ^^

It’s more like she hates what death watch became

Bo is playing the long game. She needs an army, and the Children of the Watch are a start, and accidentally blundered into joining and being accepted into Din's cult by pure accident and lucky happenstance. She'll take that as a W for now and try to win back the rest of the Nite Owls to her side.

@@arcturionblade1077 Maybe. We couldn't really see her reaction. All she did at the end was stand there as the Children patted her on the back. Without seeing her face, we really have no idea what she is thinking in that moment.

I suspect that the mythosaurs are naturally connected to the Force in a similar way to Yoda’s/Grogu’s species & the “Living Waters” contain free midichlorians meaning that bathing in them really does have a legit “magical” effect (also, beskar may have some “magical” Force-connected properties of its own, kinda like vibranium in the MCU, which would explain why the Children of the Watch insist on keeping their helmets on in others’ presence, even among their own, it’s not just some form of snobbery or pretentiousness).