ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Luke Skywalker should have been the one Jedi capable of building something better than the Order that came before him.
But when Grogu becomes his student, Luke gives him a choice between continuing his Jedi training or returning to Din, recreating the same kind of false choice his own life should have taught him to reject.
In this video, I look at why the Jedi were right to fear attachment, where their solution failed Anakin, what Luke actually learns from Vader, and why Grogu should have been the perfect chance for Luke to build something different.
#StarWars #LukeSkywalker #Grogu #TheMandalorian #Jedi
English
United States
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