Taa Nul
CEO of Kamigen Incorporated
So! Latest episode of Rebels. What were your opinions on it? I think they've given Kallus and Zeb a lot of character development, personally. Was a good episode.
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Star Wars Rebels: The Honourable Ones
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Eternal Father
Loved it.
I especially loved the contrast between Zeb's return and Kallus'.
Everyone was worried for Zeb, but no one even cared that Kallus was gone.
I especially loved the contrast between Zeb's return and Kallus'.
Everyone was worried for Zeb, but no one even cared that Kallus was gone.
Pʀᴏғᴇssᴏʀ
[member="Darth Vornskr"]
I agree. Based on the look he had at the end of the episode, do you think that Kallus may be regretting his choice in faction?
For me, I think he did. Kallus, to me, is either going to go out a rebel or do something that helps Zeb and Crew, but gets him on Vader's choke-list.
I agree. Based on the look he had at the end of the episode, do you think that Kallus may be regretting his choice in faction?
For me, I think he did. Kallus, to me, is either going to go out a rebel or do something that helps Zeb and Crew, but gets him on Vader's choke-list.
Z'Zharen
Apprentice
SPOILERS BELOW!
I was surprised Zeb agreed to leave Kallus there. For two reasons, even if he did form a better understanding and respect for the agent he must have suspected that the Empire would not go too far for an extensive rescue mission for one (middle rank?) solider.
Or that he didn't take him as a war prisoner, Zeb even mentioned the rebels will treat him fairly. And the fact he had an enemy agent that could have been taken in would have provided valuable information for the rebel cell.
Though logically it doesnt seem plausible for an on the go rebel cell to drag a prisoner with them, when they dont even have a stable base of operations. So I can see the reasoning in that regard too...Unless the rebel leaders would just drop Kallus off somewhere after they got what they needed out of him or failed to and had two options. Kill an unarmed prisoner or just let him go.
If the were going to let him go because they could not contain him at any point, Zeb still should have brought him along at least for some basic questioning on Imperial info.
Overall good episode, a nice mature build up story for whats to come. "Call me...OLD MASTER!"
I was surprised Zeb agreed to leave Kallus there. For two reasons, even if he did form a better understanding and respect for the agent he must have suspected that the Empire would not go too far for an extensive rescue mission for one (middle rank?) solider.
Or that he didn't take him as a war prisoner, Zeb even mentioned the rebels will treat him fairly. And the fact he had an enemy agent that could have been taken in would have provided valuable information for the rebel cell.
Though logically it doesnt seem plausible for an on the go rebel cell to drag a prisoner with them, when they dont even have a stable base of operations. So I can see the reasoning in that regard too...Unless the rebel leaders would just drop Kallus off somewhere after they got what they needed out of him or failed to and had two options. Kill an unarmed prisoner or just let him go.
If the were going to let him go because they could not contain him at any point, Zeb still should have brought him along at least for some basic questioning on Imperial info.
Overall good episode, a nice mature build up story for whats to come. "Call me...OLD MASTER!"
Selena Halcyon
Jedi Master
It is an obvious nod to enemy mine, but it was well done.
Really great progression on Kallus. Loved the juxtaposed scenes of them getting back to their respective groups/
Really great progression on Kallus. Loved the juxtaposed scenes of them getting back to their respective groups/