"Do you ever miss him, Master Obi-Wan?"
"Qui-Gon? Of course I do."
"You didn't always get along with him. did you?"
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But for now, when it mattered most, he felt all alone. So he smiled, but he was sick in spirit and lost in his heart. Perhaps sensing his discomfort, Obi-Wan reached over to put a reassuring hand on his shoulder.
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The Jedi Order is your life. You can't just throw it away like this! Ahsoka, you are making a mistake.
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Such a lovely way of saying I'm a piece of work.
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It should have been me who went in the first place. A true leader always leads from the front.
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Obi-Wan and Anakin were forever bound by something without rules or obligations, something intangible yet powerful and fragile: the faith that Qui-Gon Jinn had in each of them.
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I had a friend once, his name was Qui-Gon Jinn. You may hear about him from time to time. He was a great, wise man. He cared. And he questioned. He once told me, right before one of the biggest moments of my life, to 'feel, don't think. Trust your instincts.'
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I saw a magic man, with a sword made out of light and a starship. I was a slave, on a world made of dust. What was I going to say? No?
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You really like him? He’s a protocol droid to help Mom. Watch.
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His existence in the Force was not a tug-of-war between duty and love, between friendship and partnership. It was all of those things at once. He would not try to stifle himself into just one path; his heart would burn bright and commit to all of it.
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How are you feeling?
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I don't want special treatment because I'm supposed to be the Jedi's Chosen One. Anyway, if I do have this great destiny then I'm not going to be killed on Lanteeb, am I?
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I've been seeing her in my dreams. Vivid dreams. Scary dreams. I worry about her.
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No, that's not it at all. She's so young. It's not right that she be sent on a mission this dangerous. I know what happened to the other masterless padawans—my friends on Jabiim...
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Right... we'll talk after you get back from Duro.
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Jedi business, go back to your drinks.
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You're the Sith Lord!
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The look on Anakin's face made Luke's blood run cold. His father looked pained—no, worse, in agony—and Luke didn't know if that was even possible. Anakin was one with the Force now.
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Obi-Wan, what's going on? Something's wrong, isn't it? You know something. I can tell.
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You already have, Luke. You were right. You were right about me. Tell your sister... you were right.
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I know you think you understand. I know you want to understand. But if you haven't lived it, Obi-Wan, you can't. And you never will.
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The Force surrounds you, Rey.
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Yes, you're right. Beep (beep noises) is up. I think.
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I know my training isn't complete. I have more to learn, and I know I could learn some of it from you and the other Jedi. But not all of it.
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Tell him it's over. The Battle of Jabiim is over. And we lost. We all lost.
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I'll be the most powerful Jedi ever! I promise you! I will even learn to stop people from dying!
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It was true. He understood completely. Palpatine always did have a soft spot for Anakin... and there was a part of Anakin that would always need emotional ties.
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Even when he'd been too young to understand everything, he'd always understood how other people were feeling. That was just another part of being a Jedi. The Chosen One. The boy who grew up as something more than a boy.
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This is about life and death, and as your master, I’m responsible for you. The best way I can protect you is to teach you how to protect yourself. And if you can hold off Rex and the boys, you’ll be ready for anything on a battlefield. Well, eh, anything with a blaster at least.
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What are you doing, Padmé? We're supposed to be undercover.