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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Commander Axe asks Ahsoka why they're retreating retreating, she replies that they're "not retreating. [They're] just following orders." Those orders are to retreat.
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* CallBack: In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence Shadow of Malevolence]]", Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. In this episode, she finally does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
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* CallBack: In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence Shadow of Malevolence]]", of]] ''[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence Malevolence]]''", Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. In this episode, she finally does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
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* DisappointedInYou: Anakin starts his sad lecture of Ahsoka after her refusal to listen to orders right away resulted in heavy losses by telling her he's disappointed in her. As it's clear she's disappointed in herself for the outcome of her actions he's not too harsh, but his approach means she can't snap out of her HeroicBSOD by arguing at him for being angry since he's not.
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* DisappointedInYou: Anakin starts his sad lecture of Ahsoka after her refusal to listen to orders right away resulted in heavy losses by telling her he's disappointed in her. As it's clear she's disappointed in herself for the outcome of her actions actions, he's not too harsh, but his approach means she can't snap out of her HeroicBSOD by arguing at him for being angry since he's not.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Ahsoka gets her first command, and her actions cause the deaths of all but two of the men she's leading. When Anakin is talking to her about it he tells her that such is the reality of command, before going to tell Mace (and Obi-Wan) about their failure and take responsibility for the loss of Blue Squadron and the ''Redeemer''.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Ahsoka gets her first command, and her actions cause the deaths of all but two of the men clone pilots she's leading. When Anakin is talking to her about it he tells her that such is the reality of command, before going to tell Mace (and Obi-Wan) about their failure and take responsibility for the loss of Blue Squadron and the ''Redeemer''.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the crew of the ''Defender'' is just Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s he's surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the crew of the ''Defender'' is just Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth, and the Republic prepares to counterattack. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers, and Ahsoka has been given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the Separatist blockade Mar Tuuk is quite clever, figuring out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are forced to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
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The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth, Ryloth and the Republic prepares to counterattack. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers, and Ahsoka has been given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the Separatist blockade Mar Tuuk is quite clever, figuring out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are forced to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
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* CallBack: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow of Malevolence"]], Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. In this episode, she finally does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
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* CallBack: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence Shadow of Malevolence"]], Malevolence]]", Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. In this episode, she finally does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Ahsoka gets her first command, and her actions cause the deaths of all but two of the men she's leading. When Anakin is talking to her about it he tells her that such is the reality of command, before going to tell the Mace (and Obi-Wan) about their failure and take responsibility for the loss of Blue Squadron and the ''Redeemer''.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Ahsoka gets her first command, and her actions cause the deaths of all but two of the men she's leading. When Anakin is talking to her about it he tells her that such is the reality of command, before going to tell the Mace (and Obi-Wan) about their failure and take responsibility for the loss of Blue Squadron and the ''Redeemer''. ''Redeemer''.
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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Commander Axe asks Ahsoka why they're retreating she replied that they're "not retreating. [They're] just following orders." when those orders are to retreat.
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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Commander Axe asks Ahsoka why they're retreating she replied replies that they're "not retreating. [They're] just following orders." when those Those orders are to retreat.
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* DontAsk: A bemused Obi-Wan manages to subtly keep Mace from asking what the hell Anakin did to his fleet by saying he won't even ask where the rest of the fleet is or why Anakin is in an escape pod when the invasion fleet Anakin was to clear the way for drops out of hyperspace into the aftermath of the episode's final battle. Obi-Wan evidently figured out what happened as soon as he laid eyes on the situation, given he immediately located Anakin in the debris field without being told what Anakin had done and then convinced Mace not to question it.
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* DontAsk: A bemused Obi-Wan manages to subtly keep Mace from asking what the hell Anakin did to his fleet by saying he won't even ask where the rest of the fleet is or why Anakin is in an escape pod when the invasion fleet Anakin was to clear the way for drops out of hyperspace into the aftermath of the episode's final battle. Obi-Wan evidently figured out what happened as soon as he laid eyes on the situation, given he immediately located locates Anakin in the debris field without being told what Anakin had has done and then convinced convinces Mace not to question it.
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* SnarkingThanks: Ahsoka shoots Anakin an annoyed look and says ''"Thanks. That takes the pressure off."'' after he comes over and tells her not to be nervous about her first command, before stating the men under her are depending on her with their lives.
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* SnarkingThanks: Ahsoka shoots Anakin an annoyed look and says ''"Thanks. "Thanks. That takes the pressure off."'' off," after he comes over and tells her not to be nervous about her first command, before stating the men under her are depending on her with their lives.
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* StealthHiBye: Ahsoka somewhat accidentally disappears on Anakin, thinking he was done talking to her about her failure with Blue Squad when he turned to talk with Rex about an incoming transmission. When he turned back around to finish speaking with Ahsoka she'd wandered off to reflect on those her actions got injured and killed.
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* StealthHiBye: Ahsoka somewhat accidentally disappears on Anakin, thinking he was done talking to her about her failure with Blue Squad Squadron when he turned turns to talk with Rex about an incoming transmission. When he turned turns back around to finish speaking with Ahsoka she'd she's wandered off to reflect on those her actions got injured and killed.
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* FighterLaunchingSequence: The audience is introduced to Blue Squadron as they do their final checks and launch their fighters from the hanger for the initial attack led by Ahsoka.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: Ahsoka gets her first command, and her actions cause the deaths of all but two of the men she's leading. When Anakin is talking to her about it he tells her that such is the reality of command, before going to tell the Mace (and Obi-Wan) about their failure and take responsibility for the loss of Blue Squadron and the ''Redeemer''.
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* DisappointedInYou: Anakin starts his sad lecture of Ahsoka after her refusal to listen to orders right away resulted in heavy losses by telling her he's disappointed in her. As it's clear she's disappointed in herself for the outcome of her actions he's not too harsh, but his approach means she can't snap out of her HeroicBSOD by arguing at him for being angry since he's not.
* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Commander Axe asks Ahsoka why they're retreating she replied that they're "not retreating. [They're] just following orders." when those orders are to retreat.
* DoingResearch: Mar Tuuk asks for all the files they have on Anakin Skywalker in order to research his opponent once he realizes who he is facing.
* DontAsk: A bemused Obi-Wan manages to subtly keep Mace from asking what the hell Anakin did to his fleet by saying he won't even ask where the rest of the fleet is or why Anakin is in an escape pod when the invasion fleet Anakin was to clear the way for drops out of hyperspace into the aftermath of the episode's final battle. Obi-Wan evidently figured out what happened as soon as he laid eyes on the situation, given he immediately located Anakin in the debris field without being told what Anakin had done and then convinced Mace not to question it.
* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Commander Axe asks Ahsoka why they're retreating she replied that they're "not retreating. [They're] just following orders." when those orders are to retreat.
* DoingResearch: Mar Tuuk asks for all the files they have on Anakin Skywalker in order to research his opponent once he realizes who he is facing.
* DontAsk: A bemused Obi-Wan manages to subtly keep Mace from asking what the hell Anakin did to his fleet by saying he won't even ask where the rest of the fleet is or why Anakin is in an escape pod when the invasion fleet Anakin was to clear the way for drops out of hyperspace into the aftermath of the episode's final battle. Obi-Wan evidently figured out what happened as soon as he laid eyes on the situation, given he immediately located Anakin in the debris field without being told what Anakin had done and then convinced Mace not to question it.
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* RedShirtArmy: All but two members (Swoop and Kickback) of Blue Squadron are killed when Ahsoka doesn't listen to the first call to retreat.
* RhetoricalQuestionBlunder: After being informed that scans reveal Anakin is the only lifeform aboard the''Defender'' Tuuk gives a disbelieving what that causes the droid to start repeating its report verbatim before Tuuk cuts it off as he realizes it's a trap.
* RhetoricalQuestionBlunder: After being informed that scans reveal Anakin is the only lifeform aboard the''Defender'' Tuuk gives a disbelieving what that causes the droid to start repeating its report verbatim before Tuuk cuts it off as he realizes it's a trap.
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* StealthHiBye: Ahsoka somewhat accidentally disappears on Anakin, thinking he was done talking to her about her failure with Blue Squad when he turned to talk with Rex about an incoming transmission. When he turned back around to finish speaking with Ahsoka she'd wandered off to reflect on those her actions got injured and killed.
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* SnarkingThanks: Ahsoka shoots Anakin an annoyed look and says ''"Thanks. That takes the pressure off."'' after he comes over and tells her not to be nervous about her first command, before stating the men under her are depending on her with their lives.
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* HeroicBSOD: Ahsoka gets one after losing most of her pilots because she disobeyed orders.
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* HeroicBSOD: Ahsoka gets one after losing most of her clone pilots because she disobeyed orders.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the crew of the ‘’Defender’’ is just Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the crew of the ‘’Defender’’ ''Defender'' is just Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the ''Defender'' is barely functioning and has been completely evacuated, save Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the ''Defender'' crew of the ‘’Defender’’ is barely functioning and has been completely evacuated, save just Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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* ExactWords: When Anakin tells Mar Tuuk that he’s surrendering his ship and its crew, he means what he says. However, at that point, the ''Defender'' is barely functioning and has been completely evacuated, save Anakin himself. And Anakin does give Mar Tuuk the ship. He just happens to give it at ramming speed.
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The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth Ryloth, and the Republic is prepares to the rescue. counterattack. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers cruisers, and Ahsoka is being has been given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the Separatist blockade Mar Tuuk is quite clever and figures clever, figuring out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are force forced to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
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* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, which is similar to how the ''Executor'' will be hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, which is similar to how the ''Executor'' will be hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived survive the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is facing at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward. Comes to a head in ''Literature/ThrawnAlliances'' where this event is recounted to Thrawn, name included.[[/note]]
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is facing at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- — in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward. Comes to a head in ''Literature/ThrawnAlliances'' ''Literature/ThrawnAlliances'', where this event is recounted to Thrawn, name included.[[/note]]
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* SpaceIsAnOcean: Averted -- — Ahsoka's strategy relies on remembering the 3D element.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mar Tuuk is last seen fleeing the bridge of his command ship for an escape pod because the writers liked him enough that they wanted to leave a out for him to turn up in future episodes. This has yet to happen.never happened.
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is facing at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward.[[/note]]
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is facing at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward. Comes to a head in ''Literature/ThrawnAlliances'' where this event is recounted to Thrawn, name included.[[/note]]
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* RealityEnsues: If you make a habit of bucking the rules and disobeying orders, as Anakin does, don't be surprised if your apprentice takes that lesson to heart and has it backfire on them. Anakin clearly recognizes that he's partly to blame for Ahsoka's mistake.
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* CompetencePorn: In a setting replete with HollywoodTactics, it's refreshing to see the heroes work together to formulate a logical battle plan and execute it flawlessly.
* HyperspeedAmbush: Tuuk has four ''Munificent''-class frigates join the battle just as the Republic fleet closes to engage his flagship.
* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Played straight with Tuuk's HyperspeedAmbush in the opening battle, but otherwise averted: Anakin and Ahsoka clearly lay out their plan for breaking through the blockade, and it works out perfectly.
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* WorthyOpponent: Mar Tuuk openly respects Anakin's persistence and relishes the chance to defeat him in battle.
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The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth, Ryloth and the Republic is to the rescue. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers, cruisers and Ahsoka is being given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the blockade, Separatist blockade Mar Tuuk, Tuuk is quite clever, clever and figures out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap, trap and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are force to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
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* CallBack: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow of Malevolence"]], Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. Here, she finally does, leading a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, similar to how the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Admiral Yularen is knocked out during the initial attack on the blockade, and while he's unconscious in the medbay, Ahsoka apologizes to him for her recklessness that caused his injury. He turns out to have been awake, and heard her.
* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, similar to how the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Admiral Yularen is knocked out during the initial attack on the blockade, and while he's unconscious in the medbay, Ahsoka apologizes to him for her recklessness that caused his injury. He turns out to have been awake, and heard her.
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* CallBack: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow of Malevolence"]], Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. Here, In this episode, she finally does, leading does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, which is similar to how the ''Executor''was will be hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Admiral Yularen is knocked out during the initial attack on the blockade, and while he's unconscious in the medbay, Ahsoka apologizes to him for her recklessness that caused his injury. He turns out to have beenawake, awake and heard her.
* CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, which is similar to how the ''Executor''
* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Admiral Yularen is knocked out during the initial attack on the blockade, and while he's unconscious in the medbay, Ahsoka apologizes to him for her recklessness that caused his injury. He turns out to have been
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* LeeroyJenkins: During the first attempt to break the blockade, Ahsoka, commanding a fighter squadron, refuses to retreat when she's told, leading to the deaths of almost all of her pilots.
* MauveShirt: Axe, the leader of the squadron Ahsoka is put in command of, and who is shot down.
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* LeeroyJenkins: During the first attempt to break the blockade, Ahsoka, while commanding a fighter squadron, refuses to retreat when she's told, leading to the deaths of almost all of her pilots.
* MauveShirt: Axe, who is the leader of the squadron Ahsoka is put in command of,and who is dies as a result of being shot down.
* MauveShirt: Axe, who is the leader of the squadron Ahsoka is put in command of,
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mar Tuuk is last seen fleeing the bridge of his command ship for an escape pod, pod because the creators writers liked him enough that they wanted to leave a out for him to turn up in future episodes. This didn't has yet to happen.
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* ContinuityNod: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, similar to how the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* ContinuityNod: CallForward: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter, similar to how the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* HeroicBSOD: Ahsoka gets one after losing most of her pilots because she disobeyed orders.
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* CallBack: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow of Malevolence"]], Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. Here, she finally does, leading a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
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* ContinuityNod: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter in the same way fighter, similar to how the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* ContinityNod: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter in the same way the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* ContinityNod: ContinuityNod: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter in the same way the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* ContinityNod: The ''Resolute'' is hit in the bridge by a droid fighter in the same way the ''Executor'' was hit by a Rebel A-Wing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Admiral Yularen even reacts in the same way as Admiral Piett. Unlike the ''Executor'', both the ''Resolute'' and Admiral Yularen survived the impact. Coincidentally, both ships happened to be under the command of Anakin/Vader.
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is angled at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward.[[/note]]
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* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is angled facing at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward.[[/note]]
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* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Admiral Yularen is knocked out during the initial attack on the blockade, and while he's unconscious in the medbay, Ahsoka apologizes to him for her recklessness that caused his injury. He turns out to have been awake, and heard her.
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-->''It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness.''
The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth, and the Republic is to the rescue. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers, and Ahsoka is being given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the blockade, Mar Tuuk, is quite clever, and figures out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap, and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are force to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
Ahsoka feels quite guilty over what happened. Anakin, however, has another plan to break the blockade: One of his two surviving cruisers, the ''Defender'', is damaged. He orders it evacuated, with the intent to ram Tuuk's flagship with the empty ship. Meanwhile, Ahsoka will command the rest of their forces in dispatching the remaining Separatist ships. Ahsoka's not sure she's up for the job, but Anakin is confident she's learned from her earlier mistake.
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!!Tropes:
* CrazyEnoughToWork: Anakin's entire strategy for the second attempt at the blockade, involving ramming the command ship with the damaged ''Defender'' and putting Ahsoka in charge of the rest with the expectation she'll be able to come up with a sound plan to win.
* ISurrenderSuckers: Anakin, arriving at Ryloth aboard the empty ''Defender'', tells Mar Tuuk he's been ordered to surrender his ship and crew in exchange for the free passage of relief supplies as a ruse for the ship to get close enough before Tuuk catches on to the actual situation.
* LeeroyJenkins: During the first attempt to break the blockade, Ahsoka, commanding a fighter squadron, refuses to retreat when she's told, leading to the deaths of almost all of her pilots.
* MauveShirt: Axe, the leader of the squadron Ahsoka is put in command of, and who is shot down.
* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is angled at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward.[[/note]]
* RammingAlwaysWorks: Anakin's crazy plan to destroy Tuuk's flagship by ramming it with a damaged Jedi Cruiser goes off perfectly.
* SpaceIsAnOcean: Averted -- Ahsoka's strategy relies on remembering the 3D element.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mar Tuuk is last seen fleeing the bridge of his command ship for an escape pod, because the creators liked him enough that they wanted to leave a out for him to turn up in future episodes. This didn't happen.
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The Separatists have taken over the planet of Ryloth, and the Republic is to the rescue. Anakin and Ahsoka are leading the initial assault on the Separatist blockade with three Jedi cruisers, and Ahsoka is being given her first command: a fighter squadron. However, the commander of the blockade, Mar Tuuk, is quite clever, and figures out how to defeat the initial assault. Ahsoka, overconfident, is lured into Tuuk's trap, and loses most of her squadron due to initially refusing to retreat when ordered. The Republic ships are force to retreat, with one of the Jedi cruisers lost in the process.
Ahsoka feels quite guilty over what happened. Anakin, however, has another plan to break the blockade: One of his two surviving cruisers, the ''Defender'', is damaged. He orders it evacuated, with the intent to ram Tuuk's flagship with the empty ship. Meanwhile, Ahsoka will command the rest of their forces in dispatching the remaining Separatist ships. Ahsoka's not sure she's up for the job, but Anakin is confident she's learned from her earlier mistake.
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!!Tropes:
* CrazyEnoughToWork: Anakin's entire strategy for the second attempt at the blockade, involving ramming the command ship with the damaged ''Defender'' and putting Ahsoka in charge of the rest with the expectation she'll be able to come up with a sound plan to win.
* ISurrenderSuckers: Anakin, arriving at Ryloth aboard the empty ''Defender'', tells Mar Tuuk he's been ordered to surrender his ship and crew in exchange for the free passage of relief supplies as a ruse for the ship to get close enough before Tuuk catches on to the actual situation.
* LeeroyJenkins: During the first attempt to break the blockade, Ahsoka, commanding a fighter squadron, refuses to retreat when she's told, leading to the deaths of almost all of her pilots.
* MauveShirt: Axe, the leader of the squadron Ahsoka is put in command of, and who is shot down.
* MythologyGag: The strategy Ahsoka comes up with for the second attempt at breaking the blockade involves angling the ''Resolute'' so its bottom is angled at the Separatist ships to protect the bridge and hangars -- in other words, the Marg Sabl maneuver from ''[[Franchise/StarWarsLegends Legends]]'', famously used by [[Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy Grand Admiral Thrawn]].[[note]]When this episode was first made, this was a CallForward.[[/note]]
* RammingAlwaysWorks: Anakin's crazy plan to destroy Tuuk's flagship by ramming it with a damaged Jedi Cruiser goes off perfectly.
* SpaceIsAnOcean: Averted -- Ahsoka's strategy relies on remembering the 3D element.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mar Tuuk is last seen fleeing the bridge of his command ship for an escape pod, because the creators liked him enough that they wanted to leave a out for him to turn up in future episodes. This didn't happen.
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