With very few episodes since the peak of the series, we continue our roundup of reviews. Together again, the eighth episode of the seventh season of Star Wars, is a breath of fresh air, adds meat to the fire that will prove to be excellent cut and much more. An episode that was certainly needed and that perhaps came too late.
If you missed the previous episodes, you can find them all Wed!
Again Prisoner
Ahsoka and the Martez sisters are still held captive by the Pyke, this time intending to be told by the bad guys where the spices have gone. The Jedi tries everything by letting go of the two and offering herself as a hostage and deceiving the jailers. Pyke somewhat simpleton, they seem to have reached the top of crime by pure luck. Things go as hoped, of course, and while the two face dangers within their reach, the young woman escapes. Ahsoka, on the run, collects an avalanche of information and manages to figure out who stands behind the criminal organizations. None other than Darth Maul, not brustoline! Being able to escape from the control of the Pyke only after having given wide display of his powers from Jedi (and therefore confessing his real intentions to Rafa and Trace) Ahsoka is reached by Bo Katan Kryze. The young Mandalorian has very convincing plans for Maul and therefore enlists Ahsoka, who decides to help her.
Finally we begin to glimpse something
Episode XNUMX is great, it's a shame that it came eighth and not fourth, or third. Di Nuovo Insieme demolishes the immobility of the Martez sisters and the prisoner / escaped duo, giving a happy ending to the Ahsoka and starting what will be the "final closure" of the young girl's life as a Jedi. The events, in fact, begin to overlap with the third episode, Revenge of the Sith, and the tension, especially towards the end of the episode, begins to be felt. Excellent graphic effects (there is everything from fights to chases), a little less enemies (which outside of Maul are a bit insignificant). Excellent the storyline which is beginning to delineate on the horizon, which unites several dots left wandering previously,
