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* PapaWolf: Having seen that Ahsoka slammed Shin into one of the henges, Baylan becomes a lot more ferocious in his attacks against her.
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Anakin is not the original fallen Jedi. Dooku and many others fell before him
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: This episode has multiple examples of Fallen Jedi. This is the first time Ahsoka meets Baylan, a fallen Jedi from the Republic. Ahsoka herself literally falls off a cliff. Padawan Sabine falls from her master's path by disobeying her order to destroy the map and following the villains to Ezra. And at the end of the episode Ahsoka meets the original Fallen Jedi, Anakin Skywalker.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: This episode has multiple examples of Fallen Jedi. This is the first time Ahsoka meets Baylan, a fallen Jedi from the Republic. Ahsoka herself literally falls off a cliff. Padawan Sabine falls from her master's path by disobeying her order to destroy the map and following the villains to Ezra. And at the end of the episode Ahsoka meets the original Fallen Jedi, Anakin Skywalker.
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* CurbStompBattle:
** Ahsoka and Sabine make short work of Morgan's men and assassin droids who find their ship.
** Ahsoka and Sabine make short work of Morgan's men and assassin droids who find their ship.
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* CurbStompCushion: Although Shin is still clearly the more powerful of the two, Sabine does much better in their rematch, holding her ground for longer than she did in the premiere and managing to disarm Shin after being disarmed herself with a clever feint. It helps that this time she's fully armed and armored.
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* UndyingLoyalty: This trope is subverted by Sabine towards Ezra. Here it is made clear that her desire to get Ezra back is caused by emotional problems, rather than a true sense of loyalty towards him.
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** When Ahsoka meets Anakin in the World Between Worlds, it seems like this is the legendary Jedi Knight we all knew from beforehand. But shortly after he appears, "The Imperial March" plays, which makes one wonder if this is Anakin or ''Vader'' we're seeing, or perhaps given the timeframe, both.
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** When Ahsoka meets Anakin in the World Between Worlds, it seems like this is the legendary Jedi Knight we all knew from beforehand. But shortly after he appears, "The Imperial March" plays, which makes one wonder if this is Anakin or ''Vader'' we're seeing, or perhaps given the timeframe, timeframe and the setting, both.
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* ArtEvolution: The World Between Worlds in was portrayed in ''Rebels'' as brightly lit and having white paths and binding. For the first live-action appearance of the realm, it instead switches to dimly lit with blue, ethereal glowing paths and binding.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: In the reveal shot of Anakin, the Horsehead Nebula can be seen in the background of the World Between Worlds.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In-Universe example. The tense conversation between Ahsoka and Sabine in "Master and Apprentice" where Ahsoka states she goes where she is needed, only for Sabine to point out that isn't always the case, carries new weight in this episode where it is revealed that during their first attempt at training that Sabine's family died during the [[ThePurge Night of a Thousand Tears]] and according to Baylan, Ahsoka didn't trust Sabine to go and save her family.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In-Universe example. The tense conversation between Ahsoka and Sabine in "Master and Apprentice" where Ahsoka states she goes where she is needed, only for Sabine to point out that isn't always the case, carries new weight in this episode where it is revealed that during their first attempt at training that Sabine's family died during the [[ThePurge Night of a Thousand Tears]] and according to Baylan, Ahsoka didn't trust Sabine to go and save her family. Then Ahsoka insisting that the map stay on the ship instead of letting Sabine take it somewhere to think clearly could have made Sabine think Ahsoka still didn't trust her.
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* BackToBackBadasses: Ahsoka and Sabine make quick work of Morgan's men and droids by using their skills to assist one another. At one-point Ahsoka uses the Force to use [[HumanShield one mook as a shield]] for Sabine against another mook, to which she returns the favor by using her grapple wire to pull the latter mook towards Ahsoka who cuts him down.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In-Universe example. The tense conversation between Ahsoka and Sabine in "Master and Apprentice" where Ahsoka states she goes where she is needed, only for Sabine to point out that isn't always the case, carries new weight in this episode where it is revealed that during their first attempt at training that [[spoiler:Sabine's family died during the [[ThePurge Night of a Thousand Tears]] and according to Baylan, Ahsoka didn't trust Sabine to go and save her family.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: In-Universe example. The tense conversation between Ahsoka and Sabine in "Master and Apprentice" where Ahsoka states she goes where she is needed, only for Sabine to point out that isn't always the case, carries new weight in this episode where it is revealed that during their first attempt at training that [[spoiler:Sabine's Sabine's family died during the [[ThePurge Night of a Thousand Tears]] and according to Baylan, Ahsoka didn't trust Sabine to go and save her family.]]
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** Hera takes her personal ship, the Ghost, her son Jacen and Chopper, (with a few X-Wings) on an unauthorized expedition in order do the right thing. Similarly to how Anakin took his person ship, the Twilight, his Padawan Ahsoka, and R2 on an unauthorized expedition in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E2RisingMalevolence Rising Malevolence]]".
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** Hera takes her personal ship, the Ghost, her son Jacen and Chopper, (with a few X-Wings) volunteering X-Wing pilots) on an unauthorized expedition in order do the right thing. Similarly to how Anakin took his person personal ship, the Twilight, his Padawan Ahsoka, and R2 on an unauthorized expedition in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E2RisingMalevolence Rising Malevolence]]".Malevolence]]" in order to do the right thing.
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** Hera takes her personal ship, the Ghost, her son Jacen and Chopper, (with a few X-Wings) on an unauthorized expedition in order do the right thing. Similarly to how Anakin took his person ship, the Twilight, his Padawan Ahsoka, and R2 on an unauthorized expedition in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E2RisingMalevolence Rising Malevolence]]".
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* CurbStompCushion: Although Shin is still clearly the more powerful of the two, Sabine does much better in their rematch, holding her ground for longer than she did in the premiere and managing to disarm Shin after being disarmed herself with a clever feint.
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* CurbStompCushion: Although Shin is still clearly the more powerful of the two, Sabine does much better in their rematch, holding her ground for longer than she did in the premiere and managing to disarm Shin after being disarmed herself with a clever feint. It helps that this time she's fully armed and armored.
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* RammingAlwaysWorks: While it doesn't directly ram them on account of the huge negative space in the hull, the force of the ''Eye'''s jump to hyperspace is enough to toss the ''Ghost'' and its escorts into chaos, with at least two X-Wings [[RedShirt slamming into each other]] and the rest eventually managing to right themselves.
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* RammingAlwaysWorks: While it doesn't directly ram them on account of the huge negative space in the hull, the force of the ''Eye'''s jump to hyperspace is enough to toss the ''Ghost'' and its escorts into chaos, with at least two X-Wings [[RedShirt slamming into each other]] and the rest eventually managing to right themselves.
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** Upon seeing Shin arrive at the henge and thinking that meant Sabine was dead, Ahsoka uses the Force to slam Shin into one of the henges and starts to fight Baylan more viciously.
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** Baylan’s statement that Sabine’s family died on Mandalore was in part because Ahsoka didn’t trust her is not elaborated on. The only context being that he pulled that information from Sabine’s mind and it’s what she believes.
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* BondVillainStupidity: After realizing that Sabine has no Force abilities, Shin decides to mock her about it rather than go in for the kill, giving Sabine the chance to use her whistling dart to disarm Shin.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The look on Sabine’s face once she has given Baylan the map indicates that she is well aware that she just put the galaxy on the path of another war for her need to have Ezra back.
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* WhatHaveIDone: The look on Sabine’s face once she has given Baylan the map indicates that she is well aware that she just put the galaxy on the path of another war for her need to have Ezra back.
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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: Ahsoka tells Sabine that they may have to destroy the map to prevent Thrawn's return, even if it means sacrificing their chance to save Ezra. After Ahsoka's defeat and with Baylan's [[BreakThemByTalking masterful argument]], Sabine can't bring herself to follow through and hands the map back to Baylan.
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** Ahsoka tells Sabine that they may have to destroy the map to prevent Thrawn's return, even if it means sacrificing their chance to save Ezra. After Ahsoka's defeat and with Baylan's [[BreakThemByTalking masterful argument]], Sabine can't bring herself to follow through and hands the map back to Baylan.
** Ahsoka tells Sabine that they may have to destroy the map to prevent Thrawn's return, even if it means sacrificing their chance to save Ezra. After Ahsoka's defeat and with Baylan's [[BreakThemByTalking masterful argument]], Sabine can't bring herself to follow through and hands the map back to Baylan.
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* ImmediatelyProvenWrong: Sabine tries to Force-push Shin, causing her to flinch, only to fail. When Shin taunts her that "You have no power", Sabine breaks out her Mandalorian vambraces for the second time in the episode, proving her wrong.
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* ImmediatelyProvenWrong: InstantlyProvenWrong: Sabine tries to Force-push Shin, causing her to flinch, only to fail. When Shin taunts her that "You have no power", Sabine breaks out her Mandalorian vambraces for the second time in the episode, proving disarming her wrong.and allowing Sabine to rejoin the fight.
** Baylan also tells Ahsoka that this is what he's trying to do, that Thrawn's return will enable him to use the ensuing war to create something greater than the Republic, New or Old, or the Empire. He keeps his word to Sabine and seems to genuinely believe he's a necessary evil for a greater good. Ironically, this makes him more like Vader than he would like.
** This may also be a ShoutOut to Zahn's 2021 novel ''Literature/StarWarsThrawnAscendancyGreaterGood'', given the plot of this series centers on the threat of Thrawn's return.
** This may also be a ShoutOut to Zahn's 2021 novel ''Literature/StarWarsThrawnAscendancyGreaterGood'', given the plot of this series centers on the threat of Thrawn's return.
* OnceAnEpisode: Jacen ''doesn't'' say "I've got a bad feeling about this.", but he comes very close.
* ShoutOut: Ahsoka tells Sabine that, as much as they want to get Ezra back, it isn't worth it if it also means Thrawn returns as [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy the Heir to the Empire]].
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* WithMyHandsTied: Ahsoka duels Marrok with only one lightsaber and kills him. She starts her duel with Baylan the same way because she needs to grab the map (and keeps fighting her way toward it and almost grabbing it).
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* WithMyHandsTied: Ahsoka duels Marrok with only one lightsaber and kills him. She starts her duel with Baylan the same way because she needs to grab the map (and keeps fighting her way toward it and almost eventually grabbing it).
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** Much like her fellow Mandalorian Din Djarin, Sabine can also deploy whistling darts from her vambrace.
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* TheHeretic: Baylan gives Ahsoka a perversion of the Jedi way saying that "We must destroy in order to create.". This is more subtle than the usual code of the Sith, which simply insists on destruction, but the Jedi don't foster destruction, they just recognize that death is a necessary part of life.
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* JidaiGeki: Ahsoka's duel with Baylan begins with dueling ''poses'', and includes some long pauses in the middle for the same.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Baylan knocks Ahsoka off a cliff.
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