She turns herself in to Obi-Wan instead, admitting that she didn’t want to become the Darth Vader who haunts her memories of being a child during Order 66. Someone tips Owen and Beru off, giving them some time to prepare while the wounded ex-Inquisitor searches for them.īack on Tatooine, Reva corners Luke but can’t bring herself to kill him. Meanwhile, Reva goes to Tatooine to add Luke to her list of indirect vengeance. Since the Empire is attacking the rebel ship very slowly and ineffectively, this gives the others time to escape. It’s the Jedi he wants, so Obi-Wan baits him into a fight on a rocky planet. In order to give them time to escape, Obi-Wan plays on Vader’s sense of drama. Even the Sequel Trilogy gets a visual echo.Īt the start of “Part VI,” Obi-Wan, Leia, and the Path rebels are on the run. But overall, the final adventure for Leia and Obi-Wan fails to tie the series together because it’s too busy trying to tie all of the franchise together. Glimmers of chemistry, and Star Wars tropes that come off as endearing rather than weak links, crop up here and there. Characters clash because they need to, when they need to. After five episodes full of cutting confrontations, episode six feels repetitive and contrived. Obi-Wan Kenobiis perhaps a dish best served in small portions. This Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi review contains spoilers.

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