Ezra's final words in Episode 7 of Ahsoka have me worried about the season finale!

Ezra thinks he's going home! Is his fate already sealed?

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I don't see Ezra's dialogue being used to foreshadow his death as one would expect. I think they're using that as a vehicle to drive home the cliffhanger when the heroes are stranded on Peridea after Thrawn leaves. Right now he's full of hope because two of his best friends came for him, even if he doesn't have all the information yet. That hope is going to deflate when he either learns the rest of the circumstances from Ahsoka/Sabine or when Thrawn bounces and it sinks in for our heroes. Normally that kind of dialogue would be a red flag/death flag but I just don't think they're gonna kill him off so soon.

There will be a major character death, and I'm putting my money on Morgan croaking. Diana let loose in an interview that she has a rematch with Ahsoka that took days of shooting & choreography so I'm just connecting dots there.

Going back to my prediction from last week, way more evidence that Shin's going to be making some changes soon. Baylan's conversation with her as he ends their relationship for starters, now she's essentially a lone wolf cause Thrawn doesn't give two shits about her (and probably doesn't want her in his "new empire" as Baylan called it). Then there was her hesitation when Ahsoka offered her amnesty. She ran away for now, but she doesn't quite know Thrawn doesn't give a fuck about her yet, though I assume she has her suspicions. Once she gets the memo, she'll probably join up with the heroes by episode's end. Or at the very least we'll get a scene of her contemplating her choices after being betrayed.

I still don't know how they're gonna handle Baylan's plot thread... so I'll just stick to he finds the mysterious power and gets burned by it. Not physically, but more like, it wasn't what he was hoping it was and screws him over in some way perhaps. Either way, he's not leaving with Thrawn.

Back to Ezra, whether this happens in the next episode or wherever we pick back up with the characters later is viable. So Ezra's super hopeful to get back home, Thrawn bounces, and it sinks in that they have no way to follow him back. But he eventually realizes that they have a working ship, and he remembers that he can summon purrgil with frequency zero I believe it was? Simple.

There is the problem of the mine field, but I assume Thrawn would have to deal with that too when they leave on the Sion so that could probably just be a non-issue moving forward.

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Episode 8 better be lengthy. My biggest curiosity is what is calling out to Baylon Skol? After all, he basically discarded his apprentice in order to heed this mysterious call. Evidently, Shin Hati is far too ambitious to come along in this journey. We’d better get answers!! 😡😡