“‘Obi-Wan’ is going to bring the most diversity I think we’ve ever seen in the galaxy before,” Ingram added...

>“‘Obi-Wan’ is going to bring the most diversity I think we’ve ever seen in the galaxy before,” Ingram added. “To me, it’s long overdue. If you’ve got talking droids and aliens, but no people of color, it doesn’t make any sense. It’s 2022, you know. So we’re just at the beginning of that change. But I think to start that change is better than never having started it"

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Kenobi is dropped off at a moon refinery in the Mustafar system to lure Darth Vader away from Leia and Roken.

Vader goes for Kenobi. Words are exchanged in the fight. At one point, Kenobi tells him he does not have to be like this. Padmé saw the light in him still. This intensifies the emotions of the fight.

However, just as all seems lost, Kenobi is firmly in touch with the Force now. As Darth Vader and Kenobi clash, the disembodied voice of Qui-Gon Jinn guides him and coaches him in the most desperate part of the fight.

I am under the impression Kenobi has to buy enough time for Leia to reach safety but not give enough time for Reva to find Luke Skywalker. How the fight is resolved is still unknown but Kenobi wins with the guidance of Qui-Gon.

Kenobi escapes and races home to Tatooine to find he is too late. Reva has already made it to the Lars Homestead. Owen and Beru are subdued. Reva has her crimson blade ignited as a scared Luke Skywalker looks on in horror. She then flashes back to her childhood and remembers being taken to the Jedi Temple and then to the Fortress on Nur and she can’t kill the boy or take him.

Kenobi lets her go and she leaves the farm for home. Kenobi allows her to leave, figuring she could have done the worst and she did not.

On Alderaan, Leia runs into her parents’ arms. On Tatooine Owen takes out the T-16 Skyhopper and gives it to Luke who and is happy to have a toy after such trauma. In Owen’s way, this is how he says Kenobi isn’t so bad and they love Luke.

Reva returns and reports to Darth Vader, claiming she killed Obi-Wan Kenobi. Darth Vader then kills her because the person who could kill Kenobi could not be killed by him so easily. The secret dies with Reva for now.

Kenobi is now back where he started. But he has changed spiritually. Qui-Gon Jinn appears to him as a full Force ghost. Obi-Wan is amazed to physically see the spirit of Qui-Gon Jinn before him. Qui-Gon asks what took him so long and tells him he has been with him the entire time.

Obi-Wan buries the lightsaber of Nari in the desert and does some kind of funeral for the young Jedi in the desert.

The last shot is Obi-Wan riding his Eopie into the twin sunsets of Tatooine.

If it isn't fun episodic adventures I'm not interested
>B-But that doesn't make sense for his character!
Don't care

my only issue is that because she's black we know her character will end up turning good

Does she not watch movies? It's like these people think the world started in 2015.

She will be another Finn character; completely forgettable and forced. At least Lando feels authentic and was cool.

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Another POC retard thinking movies and shows are all about representation. I hope this series bombs so bad that it drives Disney execs into a frothing rage.

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Both SW trilogy had strong woman, memorable black character already. Can't see why Nucasfilm is making such fuss