The Mandalorian Episode 7 BREAKDOWN – THRAWN DARTH MAUL PRAETORIAN GUARDS



So this episode was my favourite so far of the whole season, which isn’t saying a whole lot since this season has been pretty all …

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  1. The Mandalorians and the Americans have things in common. We are the most armed country in the world and this is why we will never be defeated by an external enemy. But we could defintely be defeated from the inside by division.

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  2. i think the reason Grogu didnt do much this season is cause Kathleen Kennedy forced the writers to reintroduce the character before they were ready. So they shoe-horned Grogu into the third season as a passive character.

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  3. Something else I was really happy to see is the way some of the mandalorians fought the beskar troopers. Beskar is supposed to be imprevious to blaster fire, so what do they do? They shoot into the gaps. Makes so much sense but it's a good detail that could've easily been forgotten.

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  4. Maybe Sabine Wren can recreate the Duchess to kill Gideon, the new stormtroopers and the praetorians
    I can see why Bo wouldn't give Gideon the darksaber again, "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me
    Paz Viszla's death reminds me of Commander Thorn from the Clone Wars

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  5. I don’t think the Armourer is a Maul loyalist. Her horns are too different from that design scheme. More of a symbol of her station. Maybe also have practical uses. Sensors to help her physically see through her visor the temp of the metal she’s working, see any micro cracks in the armour.

    Gideons do seem very Maul loyalist their placement and length

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  6. Let’s see. Grogu has his force abilities, mech suit, Boba, Fennec, Luke, Ashoka in his tool box. How many of the above will he utilize when he finds out his daddy is in trouble?

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  7. While I get why a lot of people think the armorer is the spy, I have 3 strong reasons why it doesn’t really make sense that it would be her.
    1. Would the other mandalorians, especially Bokatan, not be extremely suspicious of her because of her horned helmet.
    2. Moth Gideon was surprised when Elia Kane told him that the mandalorians were reuniting to retake mandalor. If the armorer was a spy, then Moth Gideon would already know this and not be surprised.
    3. Why would Gideon want the mandalorians reunited to completely annihilate them, when it would be a lot easier for them to kill the tribes separately, or to just let them die off naturally? As Bokatan said, “our own division makes us weak”, so why would the armorer want mandalorians to be United if she was working for Moth Gideon?

    Thoughts on this?

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