SPOILER The Mandalorian S3E2 Chapter 18- The Mines of Mandalore

Episode 3 is ready for streaming! First time earlier in the morning here in my country.
And it's 59 minutes long, including credits. yehaa. The thumbnail has...
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Enjoy and cya there!

 

bo katan and death watch take it too far though. They are terrorists fighting to bring back the warlike ways of their nation, for their nation. And you are correct about my humor, I just mean to say that her refusal to accept an outsider even after his rule was justified by pre vizla hints at her possible xenophobia

In the first episode she is in, death watch and her squad go to some snow planet to negotiate with lux bonteri because he hates dooku. at the snow planet they steal some local women for their camp. The chieftain asks for the women back because one of them was his daughter, so then in the morning pre vizla gives the daughter back, but then kills her to be a dick. Bo katan and death watch then burn the village down and shoot all the villagers before ahsoka intercepts them.

 

I'm excited for this

https://thedirect.com/article/mandalorian-season-3-lego-mandalore-scene

 

New character poster of Peli Motto.

 

This was a great episode. I'm happy to finally see Mandalore again, and more generally to have it make its live-action debut. Albeit it definitely has a much more somber and haunting air now that it's a desolate, ruined city well past its prime. The cinematography in this episode was stunning. So atmospheric and moody.

After seeing Bo-Katan all alone and depressed in the previous episode, I'm glad she was able to rejoin the adventure here and was able to do something meaningful. I like her character more and more each time we see her. It's an especially great and touching moment when, upon entering the chamber of the Living Waters, she reads from the plaque in a rather sarcastic and mocking way. But then Din steps into the waters, patiently reciting his vows, and Bo-Katan actually looks a bit inspired and awestruck at seeing the firmness of his faith.