Originally posted by juggernaut74
That is one loose end that does need to be tied up. Trying to find somebody in charted space is hard enough in Star Wars so I imagine going into the Unknown Regions that haven't been mapped out yet is pretty much hopeless.I bet they never find Ezra and Thrawn.
I doubt they'll never find them, that's too sad. I mean it would be interesting, since one can never end up doing everything or saving everyone or locating everyone...but I doubt that'll happen.
Originally posted by juggernaut74Zahn is planning on writing a new Thrawn trilogy, so I'm sure Thrawn/Ezra will be found.
That is one loose end that does need to be tied up. Trying to find somebody in charted space is hard enough in Star Wars so I imagine going into the Unknown Regions that haven't been mapped out yet is pretty much hopeless.I bet they never find Ezra and Thrawn.
Remember, as of the Rebels S04 finale(when Thrawn and Ezra went missing) there was still a whole separate war being waged in the Unknown Regions between the Grysk and Chiss, which Thrawn was very much involved in... Lots of storytelling potential there.
I actually have a theory that Thrawn may have gotten Ezra to join he and the Chiss in their fight against the Grysk, but that's neither here nor there...
Filoni states that hearing Ahsoka's voice speaking to Rey doesn't mean she's dead...
"I have to wonder with Star Wars fans. They seem to watch the movies but they don't take all the lessons. They deal a lot in absolutes, which is very much a Sith thing. I remember in The Empire Strikes Back Luke speaking out through the force to Leia. Vader also does this at the end of Empire Strikes Back. There's no absoluteness that these people are dead. I mean, some of them we know are dead."
Originally posted by Galan007
Filoni states that hearing Ahsoka's voice speaking to Rey doesn't mean she's dead..."I have to wonder with Star Wars fans. They seem to watch the movies but they don't take all the lessons. They deal a lot in absolutes, which is very much a Sith thing. I remember in The Empire Strikes Back Luke speaking out through the force to Leia. Vader also does this at the end of Empire Strikes Back. There's no absoluteness that these people are dead. I mean, some of them we know are dead."
I realize this is more a movie thing, but if she is alive. Did she know Palps was alive and decide to not tell anyone?
That's the least of RoS problems however...
Also if it's taking her and Sabine some 30+ years to find Ezra and Thrawn, then they all gonna be really old. Or if they found them, then that just leads to where the hell were they when the *** hit the fan?
Yeah, there are a lot of plot holes they'd have to try and tidy up if she is still alive.
I mean, Ahsoka and Sabine went looking for Ezra at some point after RotJ -- and Ezra/Thrawn were somewhere in the Unknown Regions. It's hard to believe their search took decadeS, given that Ezra and Thrawn were likely involved in a large-scale war between the Chiss and Grysk at the time.
It's even more odd considering that Exegol is also located in the Unknown Regions. Granted, Palpatine was obviously concealing his presence from everyone, as not even Luke knew he was alive... But once he broadcast his message to the galaxy, where in the hell was Ahsoka? She came to Rey at the end, so obviously she still wanted to lend her support to the Resistance/Jedi. Also, if she's been alive the entire time, then why not try to help fight the FO initially? What could she possibly be involved in that was of greater importance?
Ahsoka was 14 years old when she first appeared in TCW, so she'd be in her early 70s by the time of RoS. Ezra would be the same age as Luke/Leia.
A lot of things could have happened in those 30 years between the time she and Sabine left to find Ezra and the time of Rise of Skywalker. She could have a family of her own or maybe she was fighting another battle during this time. Heck she and Ezra may have even been at the battle of Exegol who knows.
As far as age goes Ezra would be the exact same age as Luke and just getting into his prime as a force user. Ahsoka would be in her 70's and most likely still kicking @ss the same way Dooku was in his 80's.
Originally posted by Galan007
Filoni states that hearing Ahsoka's voice speaking to Rey doesn't mean she's dead..."I have to wonder with Star Wars fans. They seem to watch the movies but they don't take all the lessons. They deal a lot in absolutes, which is very much a Sith thing. I remember in The Empire Strikes Back Luke speaking out through the force to Leia. Vader also does this at the end of Empire Strikes Back. There's no absoluteness that these people are dead. I mean, some of them we know are dead."
So some living Jedi start calling to Rey at the exact time Jedi Spirits are? And to think otherwise is being Sith like dealing in absolutes?
Filoni is a such a turd.