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Becoming the Rebels of Yavin IV
In A New Hope, the Rebel base is hidden on Yavin IV, and it is from there that the Rebels, selflessly working together and putting their faith in the…
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Robert Brown
Marrok
In Ahsoka, the heroes confront the former Inquisitor Marrok, who works for the Nightsister witch Moran Elsbeth.
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Timothy Lawrence
The Fugitives
In both The Clone Wars and The Acolyte, a young woman’s relationship with the Jedi is changed forever when she is falsely accused of a crime against…
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Robert Brown
The Eye of Sion
In Ahsoka, Morgan Elsbeth constructs a massive golden hyperspace ring that can travel between galaxies as part of her quest to retrieve Grand Admiral…
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Timothy Lawrence
Acolyte Ring Theory
In classic Star Wars fashion, the story of The Acolyte forms a chiastic structure or “ring composition”:
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Robert Brown
The Acolyte Strikes Back
Osha Aniseya’s journey in “The Acolyte” (The Acolyte 1.8) mirrors Luke Skywalker’s journey in the second half of The Empire Strikes Back.
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Robert Brown
Wim, Wendle, Wendy
"This Could Be A Real Adventure" (Skeleton Crew 1.1) introduces the young boy Wim and his father, Wendle.
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Timothy Lawrence
Lonni Jung
In Andor, the Rebel spymaster Luthen Rael collects intel from a mole he has placed within the ISB, Lieutenant Supervisor Lonni Jung.
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Robert Brown
Andor, Rogue One, and Castle in the Sky
The Studio Ghibli film Castle in the Sky, directed by Hayao Miyazaki, draws heavily from the original Star Wars film, A New Hope. Both stories begin…
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Timothy Lawrence
Fortress Inquisitorius
In “Part IV” of Obi-Wan Kenobi, it is revealed that Fortress Inquisitorius, the headquarters of Darth Vader’s Jedi-hunting Inquisitors, is located on…
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Robert Brown
Symbiont Circles
In The Phantom Menace, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi are taken to an underwater Gungan city, where they try to convince the Gungans to help them warn…
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Timothy Lawrence
Qimir
In “Night” (The Acolyte 1.5), a team of Jedi encounter a mysterious Sith known only by the name of his civilian alter ego, Qimir.
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Robert Brown
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