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* TheReveal: Peridea is revealed to be the ancestral homeworld of the Nightsisters and the Dathomiri. The Great Mothers of Peridea, who have allied themselves with Thrawn, are also the ones who contacted Morgan to begin orchestrating his return from exile.
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** Peridea is revealed to be the ancestral homeworld of the Nightsisters and the Dathomiri. The Great Mothers of Peridea, who have allied themselves with Thrawn, are also the ones who contacted Morgan to begin orchestrating his return fromexile.exile.
** This episode also reveals what happened to Pellaeon. He suffered an ambiguous fate in the finale of ''Rebels'', but later turned up in ''The Mandalorian'' with no word as to whether he'd also been exiled or had escaped the pod of purrgil. This episode, showing he is not among Thrawn's forces in exile, confirms that he escaped the attack on Thrawn's blockade.
** Peridea is revealed to be the ancestral homeworld of the Nightsisters and the Dathomiri. The Great Mothers of Peridea, who have allied themselves with Thrawn, are also the ones who contacted Morgan to begin orchestrating his return from
** This episode also reveals what happened to Pellaeon. He suffered an ambiguous fate in the finale of ''Rebels'', but later turned up in ''The Mandalorian'' with no word as to whether he'd also been exiled or had escaped the pod of purrgil. This episode, showing he is not among Thrawn's forces in exile, confirms that he escaped the attack on Thrawn's blockade.
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* EntertaininglyWrong: Upon realizing that Ahsoka is still alive and en route despite Baylan claiming to have killed her, Thrawn notes that "death and resurrection are common deceptions played out by both Nightsister and Jedi", chiding Morgan for taking Baylan at his word. He believes that Baylan, being a former Jedi, should be considered "flawed", implying that he considers Baylan at fault for failing to kill her (if not outright lying about having done so). While a reasonable conclusion to draw with the information he has, Thrawn is wrong to doubt Baylan's account; by all indications, Ahsoka only survived because of her connection to the World Between Worlds, whereas a great fall off a cliff into choppy waters would have killed anyone else.
