Warning! This article contains spoilers for Ahsoka episode 4.
Summary
In Ahsoka episode 4, the live-action version of the World Between Worlds is revealed, hinting at further exploration in upcoming episodes and offering thrilling revelations. The presence of Anakin Skywalker in this realm amplifies the stakes and brings even more cosmic intrigue to the Star Wars series.
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The setup surrounding Ahsoka's convor, Morai, subtly hints at its return and establishes a connection between Morai, the Daughter, and the cosmic realm of the Force.
Ahsoka episode 4 concludes with a captivating cliffhanger that sets the stage for another thrilling twist in the series. Within this episode, numerous exciting revelations and concealed intricacies are woven, including the surprise reappearance of Anakin Skywalker in the final moments. Ahsoka encounters Anakin in the World Between Worlds, an ethereal realm known as the Netherworld of the Force, where all points in time and space intersect. The introduction of this realm in Star Wars Rebels provides ample opportunities for exploration, and the cliffhanger ending in Ahsoka merely serves as a tantalizing preview of the forthcoming episode 5, promising to shed light on various enigmas.
The return of the World Between Worlds is a significant plot twist in the Star Wars series. However, the biggest twist lies in the galaxy where Grand Admiral Thrawn and Ezra Bridger reside. Ahsoka is embarking on a thrilling journey through the vast cosmic universe of Star Wars, delving into the Force, Nightsister magic, and even venturing into other galaxies. Amidst all these thrilling developments, the ending of Ahsoka episode 4 hints at yet another secret cosmic twist.
Ahsoka Episode 4 Subtly Sets Up Morai, Ahsoka's Convor
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Morai's Ties To The Daughter & The World Between Worlds Explained
offers a unique perspective, as if the audience is perched on a branch within the encompassing forest. This particular scene could be foreshadowing the potential return of Morai, Ahsoka's guardian owl. Morai has become a symbol closely associated with Ahsoka, even inspiring Sabine to honor her fallen comrade by incorporating the owl into her armor following Ahsoka's supposed demise after her confrontation with Darth Vader on Malachor. It is plausible that the deliberate choice to film Huyang's scene from Morai's viewpoint in Episode 4 of Ahsoka was an intentional hint at the convor's reappearance. If this speculation holds true, it would mark the second nod to Morai in live-action, as seen in Season 2, Episode 5 of The Mandalorian, where a convor can be observed perched on a tree branch on Corvus just prior to Ahsoka's surprise assault on Din Djarin - and intriguingly, this occurrence precedes the introduction of the World Between Worlds.
The bond between Ahsoka and Morai began when the Daughter, a Force deity representing the light side, sacrificed herself to resurrect Ahsoka on Mortis. Morai was spiritually linked to the Daughter, and now that the Daughter's essence lives on in Ahsoka, the convor maintains that connection with the former Jedi. It has often been observed that wherever a convor is present, Ahsoka is not far behind, as seen in The Mandalorian season 2. Therefore, it is logical that Morai would be hinted at just before the revelation of the World Between Worlds, since the Daughter also shares a connection with this cosmic realm of the Force. In Star Wars Rebels, she even unlocked a portal for Ezra, enabling him to rescue Ahsoka from her treacherous encounter with Darth Vader.
Speculation has been rife regarding the possible introduction of the Mortis gods, including the Daughter, as the exploration of the World Between Worlds unfolds in Ahsoka. To this list, Morai can now be included. It is believed that Ahsoka will undergo a transformative journey akin to Gandalf's evolution into Gandalf the White, making the return of Morai logical. The convor could serve as a symbol of Ahsoka's transformation after this ordeal, particularly as she prepares to confront Grand Admiral Thrawn and other threats to the galaxy in Ahsoka and beyond.
New episodes of Ahsoka are released on Disney+ every Tuesday at 6 pm PT / 9 pm ET.
