Kanan's Final Lesson

In the finale of Star Wars Rebels, Ezra Bridger has come to understand the most valuable thing he's ever learned from his Master Kanan Jarrus, which coincidentally was a lesson he learned from his Master Depa Billab, who died during order 66 - depicted in season 1 of the Bad Batch. #shorts #starwarsshorts

[lesliverspy]

I wish this storytelling kept true to itself in other movies and shows

[jxnikbrhlxc]

Ezra's character development is imo one of the greatest ever. He evolves from this cringey kid that not many like to one of the greatest characters ever existing, easily one of my favourites

[ArchGeek]

Underrated Jedi master. Underrated Jedi apprentice. Underrated character development. Underrated show.

[chasitiealeman]

The ending of Star Wars rebels was sad to me

[FinShapedFin]

Being able to let go and become apart of something greater is one of the most important lessons in life, one of the few greater than it is the ability to identify something worth sacrificing yourself for

[localobug]

Say what you want about star wars rebels, it had a pretty good story and it showed that the "bad guys" were just either scared or manipulated. Agent kallus, for example, was shown over time to realize what the empire actually was.

[trigx]

star wars will always be a tragedy too me and rebels is right there i miss this show had so much emotions

[darkstarplays]

The lesson all Jedi need to learn, and these two did, is attachment isn’t the part the leads you down the Dark, it’s the fear of losing that attachment. These two accepted that and were willing

[VooRst]

I wish i had of watched rebels sooner. I was one of those guys who brushed rebels off without checking it out.

I decided to watch it before ahsoka. It starting getting really good to me around season two and man did i have my heart broken in season 4 💔😢

[kostavchaudhuri]

I love how clone wars, bad batch, rebels is all connected.

[joshuaroeglin]

I really like how they've shown the relationship between a master and an apprentice is really important in determining the personality and path of the apprentice. Starting with Dooku being a very troublesome and often disobedient student which translated to a very independent and free thinking Jedi. This followed down his apprenticeship descendants: Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan, Anakin, Ahsoka, Sabine. All these Jedi are very independent and free thinking. They all have their own way and don't really fall in line with the order. One exception may be Obi-wan because he tried to follow orders strictly, especially after joining the Jedi Council. But we all know he was just like the others inside. And then we see this again with the Kanan-Ezra padawan relationship. Kanan's master sacrifices herself for Kanan, then Kanan sacrifices himself for his padawan and his friends, and then Ezra was willing to sacrifice himself for his friends later on.

[RoyalLegend]

I hate that people trash Rebells

It I a good series and don't deserve any of the trash talk it gets

It's so good the caracter development the story and it fit so fantastically well with the clone wars series

People who trash it haven't seen it or just want to be popular

[AhsokaTano]

Dave faloni understands George Lucas and together they were able to make these good shows

[nfmusicpianocovers]

Despite ezra being annoying in the first few seasons he's def not a terrible character by any stretch of the imagination

[tannerthepug]

I loved Star Wars rebels it was my favorite I really hope we get a season 5 to it that’s the my most wanted Star Wars project

[Explorationbybt]

I feel like we could have so much more from Ezra’s story.

[asaknight]

This is a top 3 show in my eyes and my statement has seemed to age well

[devaughnjohnson]

Ezra became a knight the moment he refused Palpatine

[dancooke]

"You must train yourself to let goo of what you Fear to lose..." - Yoda STAR WARS EPISODE III : REVENGE OF THE SITH

[crossfire]

Yes excellent exceptional mystical magic 🙏 faith.