Jesse Executes Order 66 (with flashbacks)

A sad tribute to the fallen brother Jesse. Jesse has flashbacks which makes what he has to do even harder.

[jericho]

he survived long enough to become the villain

[michaelkowalski]

“It’s good thing we were wearing helmets because we couldn’t bare to look her in the eye”

[GingerPisces]

Poor Kix being cryogenically frozen and unable to help

[xanderfulton]

That’s the most terrifying thing about Palpatine’s plan. He let the clones experience free will for so long, let them believe they were people. Then....he took it all away.

Order 66 killed more than just the Jedi

[malphiteoflegend]

"Good soldier follow orders" He don't have the choice

[gabriellabrador]

It's awful to see that Jesse was trying to resist. The fact that there was even the slightest hesitation shows that deep down he knew those orders didn't made sense and he wasn't real in control, but then the chip takes back over and "good soldiers, follow orders"

[agape-]

I was was so sad to see Jesse go. I remember when Hevy died, Hardcase, Thorn, Waxer, 99, Tup, Fives, and a ton of other clones I can’t remember. I was heartbroken when Jesse died. He was loyal to the republic and Rex and the 501st and it seemed like he would never die.

[Eli-akad]

People hated the micro chip in the clones, but in my eyes that’s the best and only way for it to be believable that every clone turned on the Jedi. While there may of been a lot with no personal relationships with a Jedi general, there are plenty that do, and it would’ve caused a lot of clones to disobey the order. The microchips was the best execution of the order 66 idea to me

[Jodacro-itzz]

Hard to believe that Jesse would do this. He had such a magnificent life, why did he have to execute Order 66 and then die? First, Hevy, then Waxer, then Tup, then Fives and now Jesse.

[prestynsanders]

It’s weird how some random clone that appeared in season 2 would become the symbol for the fall of the republic.

[tenacityxl]

A friend of mine spotted this and it’s too perfect. Throughout basically the whole series, Jesse has had the Republic’s symbol emblazoned on his helmet and head. His death is not only his own, but also the death of the Republic.

[UAMinheritator]

This is sad to watch. Seeing how loyal they were to their Jedi and then how they are forced to betray them.

[thescouts]

1:17 how can a mans helmet show so much emotion...

[ivoryrosett]

Imagine if this was Rex and not Jesse
There would be mass civil war throughout the clone wars community

[tagthatangryguy]

It’s mad to think that Jesse had been there since the very start and was there at the very end. I didn’t realise it until I rewatched season one.

God this show was amazing

[MinecraftPlayer_-fpkb]

It’s just sad that Jesse was a loyal clone and was brainwashed to follow palpatins order, you can see that he hesitated a little while before accusing Rex of violation against order 66. It was sad to see the graves of the clones who had to follow orders and stay loyal to the republic

Edit: this is the most likes I’ve ever gotten before

[emperorpalpatine]

Girls: “ do you even know what it’s like to be sad?”
Boys: “ you have no idea”

[mr.chicken]

The fact that jesse tried to take a sec to reconsider really shows how strong the chips were

[Krypton]

If you look at Jessie he was trying to resist as well as the other clones but the chip was to hard.

[yourfriendlyneighbourhoodb]

It’s so tragic. The first act Jesse does is to save and protect Captain Rex, and his last is to relentlessly attempt to kill him. “Good Soldiers Follow Orders”