Welcome back to the finale of what if Ahsoka met Obi-Wan after Order 66. Thank you to all
of you who watched the two parts of this video! To recap what happened in those episodes,
in the event you haven’t seen them, the Rebels had managed to extract Obi-Wan and
Luke from Tatooine, despite the efforts of the Empire, and going to the planet of Malachor,
they find a Sith holocron. But with the realisation that Anakin Skywalker had become Darth Vader,
Rex and Ahsoka are now on a mission to bring him back to the light…
Obi-Wan had other plans for Luke, hoping that he could help to defeat Vader, but universally,
they agreed that he required training under Grandmaster Yoda. Taking a stolen Imperial
freighter to the planet of Dagobah, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan and Rex land on the swamp covered
planet, and head to a small hut housing the old and wise Jedi. Yoda had been expecting
Luke to arrive, but after sensing his impatience, and qualities that resembled his father, he
was fearful of training him. But with persuasion from the clone war veterans, training under
Luke rapidly progressed, and with the planet’s natural Force energy helping them to avoid
the detection from the Empire, Luke soon senses a shockwave in the Force. He had seen visions
of Beru and Owen in danger, and against the orders of Obi-Wan and Yoda, Luke heads to
Tatooine with Ahsoka and Rex. But on an Imperial Star Destroyer, the emergence of Luke was
felt by the Sith, and as Darth Vader bowed down to his master, Palpatine ordered Vader
to be patient, as soon enough, Luke would seek out the Sith, and that would be their
time to sway him to the dark side. An Imperial officer soon interrupts their discussion,
and reporting of a disturbance in the Outer Rim, Palpatine orders Vader to go and track
down the Rebels. Back on Tatooine, Luke had been too late to save the Lars home, and filled
with a hatred for the Empire, he joined the rest of the Ghost Crew above Lothal, where
they were planning to retake the planet from the Empire. Leading a battle over the planet,
Hera Syndulla’s squadron began to fire at the Imperial defences in the air space, and
after initially making quick progress, her fighters started to drop off, all destroyed
by a single ship. Spotting it to be Vader’s, Hera quickly moved out the way of the Sith,
and diving to the surface of the planet, she landed in the midst of a ground battle. Finding
the Jedi and Ahsoka helping to lead the Rebels, the air around them swirled, as Vader landed
near the Imperial headquarters. Luke was still feeling the rage from the death of the Lars
family, and charging at Vader and his surrounding stormtroopers, he found himself being lifted
into the air, and it is not Vader, but Palpatine arriving from his shuttle, after he had felt
a great disturbance in the Force. The whole battle fell to a standstill at the unexpected
arrival of the Emperor, who showed his power by using his lightning attack, to vaporize
the defences of the Rebels. But he had underestimated the Jedi, and combining to repel his attack,
Luke got to his feet and battled Vader with great determination. The Sith wanted to test
out his skill, and in a break in the battle, he revealed that he was Luke’s father, then
offered for Luke to join him and rule the galaxy together. After hearing this, Palpatine
immediately turned upon his apprentice, and diverting his attack, Luke instinctively blocked
it, but only partially deflecting the tower of power, so rolled on the floor in agony.
The Rebels leap to the defence of the Jedi, but Palpatine’s power was too much, until
a small figure emerged through the smoke, and it was Yoda. The Rebels looked relieved,
and deflecting the Emperor’s attack with his hands, he had unfinished business from
their previous encounter, pushing the Sith Lord to the edge of a Lake. Before the old
Jedi grew tired, Vader intervened by piercing his lightsaber through the Emperor’s body,
falsely thanking him for years of pain. Turning to Obi-Wan, the Rebels could not rest, and
all of the Jedi blocked the new Sith Lord from getting to the Jedi master, until Luke
told him to stop his violence. Vader reluctantly backed off on the pleas of his son, and not
daring to look at Obi-Wan, he stomped back to his ship, whilst Luke promised that his
father would soon return to the light. Trusting the judgement of the Jedi knight, the departure
of the Empire and the Sith was met by jubilation all across Lothal, and this victory gave hope
to those across the galaxy, that their suffering would soon end. The Jedi and Ahsoka decided
to strike whilst the Empire were in retreat, and targeting their old home on Coruscant,
the death of the Emperor had sent the planet into chaos, until the Jedi scythed through
all of the Imperial officers and troopers, to take charge of the palace. Converting the
vulgar structure back to the Jedi Temple, the faith in the Jedi had been restored, and
the previously pockets of the Rebellion, grew in their number to overthrow the occupation
of the Empire. Luke would eventually return with Anakin, after years of dedication to
helping his father, and became the Grandmaster of the New Jedi Order, with a change in the
Jedi code, to accommodate those such as Ahsoka. Peace had finally been restored.
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