History TearJerker / ObiWanKenobi

** As a result of this, Obi-Wan realizes that his friend is truly dead. He then leaves the injured Vader behind, acknowledging him as "Darth" for the first time ever.

** Vader telling Obi-Wan "I am not your failure" and that Vader killed Anakin, not Obi-Wan, could also be seen as Vader absolving Obi-Wan of guilt for letting Anakin fall, and that Anakin's failure was Anakin's alone.

* The moment where we're reintroduced to Obi-Wan after seventeen years. It's not a flashback to the Clone Wars, nor a somber moment of self-reflection on his relationship with Anakin. Instead, we simply meet him working in a product line, begrudgingly accepting the mistreatment from his boss and taking a small portion in a packet to feed his eopie. He was a Jedi Master and member of the Jedi Council, a general of the Republic Army and hero of the Clone Wars, ''the'' master the Soresu Form... and now he's a sad, tired, broken middle-aged man.

* The moment where we're reintroduced to Obi-Wan after seventeen years. It's not a flashback to the Clone Wars, nor a somber moment of self-reflection on his relationship with Anakin. Instead, we simply meet him working in a product line, begrudgingly accepting the mistreatment from his boss and taking a small portion in a packet to feed his eopie. He's a Grand Master of the Jedi Order, a hero of the Clone Wars, ''the'' master the Soresu Form... and a sad, tired, broken middle aged man.

* Imagine you adopt a cat. Imagine you love that cat and keep it safe for years. Imagine one day that cat becomes a Nazi. Imagine that cat starts killing everyone you love. Imagine you come home one day and learn that cat just committed genocide. Imagine that cat personally murdered all the children you ever knew and loved. Imagine you had to chase that cat to a lava planet and slice its limbs off and watch it die. In the lava. Imagine you learned your Nazi cat didn't die. Its Nazi-Satan God-Emperor turned it into a Nazi-Satan-Cyborg-Murder-Monster and IT WANTS TO KILL YOU. Good night, Obi-Wan.

* The moment where we're reintroduced to Obi-Wan after seventeen years. It's not a flashback to the Clone Wars, nor a somber moment of self-reflection on his relationship with Anakin. Instead, we simply meet him working in a product line, begrudgingly accepting the mistreatment from his boss and taking a small portion in a packet to feed his eopie.

** For those that grew up watching ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' and the Prequels, this scene is incredibly heartbreaking. As we got to see Anakin during his GloryDays and all the close bonds he had with the likes of Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, Padmé, and Rex. To see how far Anakin has fallen is very depressing. Especially given how it’s Hayden Christensen behind the mask.

** Dear god, how Hayden struggles to even say "An-a-kin...Sky..wal-ker...": partially because without his life support he's a half-alive husk, pathetically struggling to even breathe...and perhaps partially because he hasn't even spoken ''his real name'' aloud for decade, so it's like he's slowly pronouncing the name of an ''unfamiliar stranger''.

** Vader looks to be touched by the apology for a moment as if Obi-Wan actually managed to reach out to a sliver of Anakin left in there until Vader takes back control.

* Roken, one of the leaders of the Path, is extremely reluctant to aid Obi-Wan, even outright stating the Jedi Master should leave, as he'll likely bring the Empire down on their entire operation. Obi-Wan implores him to offer his help, stating he can't know the horrors the Inquistion will torment Leia with. Roken then coldly informs Kenobi he has some idea, as his wife was Force-sensitive. She tried to hide it, but the Inquisition eventually came for her. The pain on the man's face as he relates the story is heartbreaking.

** Likewise, TheReveal of why Tala joined the Path. She was an Imperial officer who worked with the Inquistors to round up four Force-sensitive families. 14 people were killed, and six were children.