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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that, as far as he knows, the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that, as far as he knows, the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Curiously, Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that, for all he knows, the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that, for all as far as he knows, the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that that, for all he knows, the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Rex claims that he was able to remove his control chip before Order 66 went live. As the final season of ''Clone Wars'' showed, this was very much ''not'' the case.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Kanan's mistrust of the Clones, while depicted as understandable by the other characters, is also portrayed as something that he just needs to "get over", and that he needs to stop living in the past. However it should be pointed out that the Clones ''did'' sell them out the to Empire first chance they got. Not to mention recklessly endangering Zeb's life during the hunt, without first warning him of the dangers. Curiously Kanan is the only one to get upset at this point.
