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Star Wars: The Force Awakens note is the first film in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. It is directed and produced by J. J. Abrams, and written by Abrams, Lawrence Kasdan, and Michael Arndt, with a score by John Williams.
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Maul is captured and the Siege of Mandalore is won. But evil lurks elsewhere, and the galaxywill never be the same.
Maul captured
The Siege of Mandalore is over. Republic forces take Gar Saxon into custody, as Bo-Katan Kryze watches. A gunship lands nearby, and the hatch opens revealing Ahsoka Tano, with Maul bound behind her. Kryze tells Tano she is impressed that she managed to capture Maul. Ahsoka replies it is what the Council wanted, and Bo-Katan agrees, saying that Ahsoka has succeeded where many have failed. Ahsoka says she learned from the best and that includes her, and Bo-Katan says she wishes she was good at...
Betrayal
Enclosed in the Mandalorian capsule, Maul watches as Ahsoka talks to Rex. The transport lands in the Tribunal, and the clone troopersescort the capsule to a detention cell. The clone officers salute Ahsoka as she walks onto the bridge, and the ship jumps into hyperspace. Ahsoka stares into hyperspace deep in thought, and Rex asks what's on her mind. She notes that she was trained as a Jedi to be a keeper of the peace, not a soldier, but since she was a Padawan she has only been a soldier. Rex...
A dark distraction
Maul watches as two clone troopers enter his cell and open the capsule. As they raise their rifles, Ahsoka enters and incapacitates them. She releases Maul, telling him not to make her regret this. Maul is impressed she has survived, but denies any involvement, saying he was not privy to his master's plan. He also tells her that they have both felt what has happened though the Force, and Sidious has turned the Jedi's own army against them. He says she has done the right thing coming to him, b...
The previous episode ended with Maul being brought into Rex's LAAT/i gunship, which then departed without Ahsoka. However, this episode opens with Ahsoka on board the same gunship as Maul, with Rex no longer present. When Ahsoka and Rex walk onto the bridge of the Venator-class Star Destroyer, the right half of his kama, closer to the camera, is tr...
Clone Wars First Look: "Shattered" on StarWars.com(backup link)Star Wars: The Clone Wars | "Shattered" Clip | Disney+ on the official Star Wars YouTube channel(backup link)Clone Wars Declassified: 5 Highlights from "Shattered" on StarWars.com(backup link)Bucket List: "Shattered" - Star Wars: The Clone Wars on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel(backup link)For the unfamiliar, the Clone Wars was a period in Star Wars history that was the result of "Separatists" leading a rebellion against the Galactic Republic. The Republic didn't have a unified military and the Separatists were well financed with a droid army.
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Dec 22, 2021 · With twelve theatrical films and five full-length canon TV shows under Star Wars' belt, foreshadowing is prominent, and on many occasions, it is brilliantly used, often adding an extra layer to the content upon rewatches as well as the initial viewing.
