Originally posted by Total WarriorThey probably would have just ignored it, like they tended to do with everything else of importance.
Tbh I wondered what would have happened if Ahsoka told everyone about Anakin. Would mace have had him jailed maybe? or even killed? I suspect Anakin would have fallen to the darkside aniway, but who knows
Mace: "The Council will make up its own mind on the matter... Not a 'citizen'."
Originally posted by Eli VantoMaul definitely seemed to know the gist of Palpatine's plan(ie. to start a massive galactic war that ultimately collapsed the Republic/Jedi and allowed him to rule the galaxy)... But he was obviously unaware of some of the deeper strategies that Palpatine had in the works.
Awesome epSo was Maul privy to all of Sidious's plans, except for him installing the inhibitor chips in the clones to turn them against the Jedi?
ie. Maul knew what the end result would be, but he didn't know all of the individual steps required to get there.
Originally posted by -Pr-😂 Fair point.
Hey, she said it first.
Mace still seemed salty AF.
Originally posted by Galan007
I'd say he's stronger in the Force. That also seemed to be the case in the last episode, imo.But in sabers/all-out, that advantage is effectively negated.
Well Ahsoka is able to hold maul in place against his will once she was able to grab hld of him(with the help f gravity). That seems like an inidication of parity. At the very least, maul's frce advantage isn't meaningful enough that he was able to use it in combat.
Originally posted by Total Warrior
Oh btw, Ahsoka was in clear troubles against the clones and even got disarmed of a one of her lightsabers before Rex saved her. Maul in the meantime is destroying a similar amount of clones by just using the force. Maul>Ahsoka without PIS involved, prove me wrong 😂 😮💨
The one who got bodied by a dog, flipped by a blind-man, and shot up by pirates?
Ahsoka easily killed a dozen mandos while in mid-flight
Originally posted by ares834
Holy shit. Amazing episode.And Mace continues to solidify himself as the biggest ******* in the series.
How? Rex was literally right next to Ahsoka? They were just talking about a coup. Shit even if she was a Jedi he was absolutely right in that these were council matters. If anything Ahsoka was naive in not telling Yoda what she had learned from Maul.
Originally posted by Lord Stark
How? Rex was literally right next to Ahsoka? They were just talking about a coup. Shit even if she was a Jedi he was absolutely right in that these were council matters. If anything Ahsoka was naive in not telling Yoda what she had learned from Maul.
How?
"I'm sorry citizen. These matters are for the Council to discuss."
Dude was straight up being a sassy ******* there. It's one thing not to inform her, but they way he retorted like that is what makes him a total ass.
Originally posted by ares834
How?"I'm sorry citizen. These matters are for the Council to discuss."
Dude was straight up being a sassy ******* there. It's one thing not to inform her, but they way he retorted like that is what makes him a total ass.
Ahsoka trying to get the tea from the Jedi when she was briefed that the chancellor was under investigation was reckless. In fact, Yoda even gives Mace a look when he says 'that depends on the chancellor'. He still gave her a respectful nod like Ki-Adi and Aayla when he left the meeting.
Ahsoka, on the other hand, was being reckless not briefing at least Yoda on what she knew at the time.
Originally posted by ares834
Mace basically teased it. Of course she was curious, nothing reckless about asking about itAs for not telling the Jedi, sure it was a mistake on her party. But it's understandable considering her past experience with the Jedi and they way Mace just treated her.
Yeah and then Yoda gave him the 'that's enough' look. Honestly, even if she were reinstated right there, I wouldn't have been surprised if Mace would be like "I'm sorry Padawan, this is a matter for the Council to discuss."