Unleashing the Force: Ezra Bridger's Unforgettable Quotes

Summary

Ezra Bridger's inspiring speeches have the power to unite and inspire those around him, as seen in his message to the people of Lothal.

Ezra undermines Thrawn's comprehension of the Force by emphasizing his own profound affinity for it, while pointing out Thrawn's ignorance on the subject.

Ezra's charismatic nature is evident in his moments of levity, like when he playfully questions the renowned quote of Yoda, demonstrating his cleverness and playful demeanor.

Ezra Bridger, the main protagonist of Star Wars Rebels, captivated audiences with his memorable quotes throughout the four seasons of the show. Known for his ability to inspire those around him and motivate them to be better, Ezra's quick wit and charming personality made him a standout character. From his humble beginnings as a street orphan to becoming a hero who fought for the liberation of his home world, Ezra's journey was both touching and filled with comedic moments. In a recent episode of Ahsoka, Ezra was reunited with his found family after being apart for nine years. It was heartwarming to see that he remained the same sarcastic and lighthearted Jedi. With his return to the Star Wars galaxy, fans can anticipate his involvement in Ahsoka season 2 and Dave Filoni's upcoming film set in The Mandalorian era. As we eagerly await his return, here are 15 unforgettable quotes from Ezra Bridger.

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15 Ezra Bridger Inspires Hope In The Galaxy

“Stand up together. Because that’s when we’re strongest. As one.”

14 Ezra Calls Out Thrawn

One of the major milestones in Rebels occurred in season 1, episode 13 when the Ghost crew broadcasted a message to the entirety of Lothal. Ezra delivered a captivating speech that marked the beginning of his journey towards selflessness. Not only did his speech ignite inspiration among the residents of Lothal, but it also resonated with inhabitants of other planets. Remarkably, even his parents heard the message and subsequently led a prison escape.

“The Force isn’t a weapon, but you’ll never understand that.”

In Rebels season 4, episode 15, Ezra confronts Grand Admiral Thrawn directly. Thrawn asserts his belief that the Force holds untapped potential for the Empire and accuses the Jedi of having misused its power. In response, Ezra passionately asserts that Thrawn's understanding of the Force is inadequate. While Thrawn has always been captivated by legends and art, using them to comprehend his adversaries, the Force remains an enigma to him.

13 Ezra Tries to Understand Yoda’s Most Famous Quote

“What does that even mean? How am I supposed to do something if I don’t try to do it?”

In episode 5 of Rebels season 1, Kanan Jarrus is seen attempting to instruct Ezra on the utilization of the Force. This particular scene takes place atop the Ghost, where Ezra is attempting to maintain his balance. After Kanan restates the well-known quote from Master Yoda, "Do or do not. There is no try," Ezra expresses confusion about its meaning. This lighthearted moment showcases Ezra's sense of humor, but it also compels Kanan to reflect on his teaching approach to Ezra.

12 Ezra Challenges Thrawn

“You think you can take whatever you want. Things you didn’t make, didn’t earn, things you don’t understand. You don’t deserve to have this art or Lothal.”

The finale of the Rebels series showcased Ezra's confrontations with his adversaries in unconventional and tough ways. In a particular instance, Thrawn presented Ezra with a collection of artwork he had collected from Lothal, which ultimately led to the destruction of the Jedi's home planet. Thrawn exhibited Sabine Wren's artwork as if it were a prized possession, a gesture that deeply unsettled Ezra. This statement not only targeted Thrawn but also the entire Empire, emphasizing the extent to which they had deprived the rest of the galaxy.

11 Ezra Learns That His Plan Worked

“It worked, didn’t it? Didn’t it?”

Ezra's introduction to the live-action realm in Ahsoka season 1, episode 6 was a truly memorable and significant moment. After years of anticipation, his reunion with Sabine Wren shed light on his limited knowledge of the events unfolding in the main Star Wars galaxy. Stranded in an alternate galaxy, Ezra was unaware of the rebels' triumph or whether his ingenious strategy involving the Star Wars' space whale purrgil had succeeded in liberating Lothal from Imperial control. It's difficult to fathom that, after a span of nine years, he didn't have an insatiable curiosity to find out.

10 Ezra Gets Snarky With Darth Vader

“You’re smart. Figure it out!”

Rebels season 2, episode 22 witnessed Ezra Bridger confronting Darth Vader alone. Upon accessing the Sith Holocron on Malachor, Vader aimed to exploit its knowledge for the Empire and was curious about Ezra's method of unlocking it. Regardless of the imminent danger, Ezra responded with a snarky remark, displaying his whimsical nature in a humorous way. With just moments remaining before Vader could end his life, Ahsoka Tano intervened and saved Ezra just in the nick of time.

9 Ezra Tries to Negotiate

“Wait wait wait! We could talk—or don’t you want to take us as prisoners? As prisoners!”

Ahsoka season 1, episode 7 witnessed Sabine Wren and Ezra confronted by a bandit and stormtrooper group under the direction of Shin Hati. Realizing they were at a disadvantage in terms of firepower, Ezra attempted to delay their execution by bargaining for surrender. Eman Esfandi's portrayal of Ezra demonstrated the seamless transition of the character from animation to live-action. This moment in the show also displayed Ezra's enduring sense of humor during his time in exile.

8 The Ghost Crew Watches Ezra’s Last Message

“I couldn’t have wished for a better family, I can’t wait to come home.”

After purrgil transports Ezra and Grand Admiral Thrawn away from Lothal in the Rebels series finale, the Ghost crew gathers to watch a holorecording of the Jedi. In the heartfelt message, he expresses remorse for not sharing his plan and for his departure. This poignant moment highlights not only Ezra's discovery of the family he had longed for, but also his grasp of Kanan Jarrus' final lesson: the ability to let go and make decisions for the greater good.

7 Fenn Rau and Sabine’s Culture Confuses Ezra

“I don’t get the whole Mandalorian thing.”

Rebels season 3, episode 7 witnesses the return of Sabine Wren and Ezra Bridger to Concord Dawn in order to convince Fenn Rau to enlist other members of his Mandalorian clan into the Rebellion. Ezra expresses his confusion regarding Mandalorians and their perpetual conflicts among themselves. This sentiment persists throughout season 3 and carries into the early stages of Rebels season 4, as Ezra collaborates with the Mandalorians to liberate Sabine's father. It will be intriguing to observe whether Ezra's comprehension of Mandalorians evolves if he ever joins forces with Din Djarin or the Mandalorians residing on Mandalore.

6 Ezra Doesn’t Need a Lightsaber to Fight

“The Force is my ally. It’s all I need.”

Ezra’s return in Ahsoka left many questioning the continuity of his training and connection with the Force. Nonetheless, in the seventh episode of Ahsoka, Ezra made a deliberate choice to abandon his old lightsaber and solely rely on the Force to confront stormtroopers and Shin Hati. Astoundingly, Ezra exhibited extraordinary prowess by effortlessly manipulating and distorting Shin Hati’s lightsaber blade, which unequivocally demonstrated that his bond with the Force had only grown stronger.

5 Ahsoka Tano Stops Ezra From Making a Mistake

“I know what I’m doing! Here in this place, I can change things. I can stop Kanan from dying.”

Rebels season 4, episode 13 introduced viewers to the World Between Worlds, where Ezra rescued Ahsoka Tano from meeting her demise by Darth Vader's blade. After losing his master a few episodes prior, Ezra believes he can also save him. However, Ahsoka understands that Ezra's intentions are misguided and wisely manages to divert him from this dangerous path. This profound lesson ultimately inspires Ezra to liberate Lothal with the help of the purrgil.

4 Ezra Upstages Kanan at Kallus’ Expense

“What? If he’s one of us now, you’ll get your chance.”

One of the most amusing moments in Rebels occurs in season 3, episode 10, when ISB Agent Kallus shockingly discloses that he is the secret Imperial operative known as Fulcrum. In order to execute a clever plan to extract Ezra and Kanan from an Imperial base, Ezra theatrically employs his Force-pushing abilities to propel Kallus through a pane of glass, creating the illusion of a struggle. This act unexpectedly vexes Kanan, who had eagerly anticipated performing the same task. Ezra's humorous response serves to underscore the strong bond that the two characters have forged.

3 Ezra Gets Introduced to the Ghost Crew

“I stole this stuff…whatever it is, fair and square.”

2 Hera and Ezra Are Reunited

In the premiere of the Rebels series, Ezra attempts to persuade Zeb and Sabine that the crates he had taken from them actually belonged to him, even though he had no knowledge of their contents. This marked one of the initial instances where Ezra faced opposition from the individuals who ultimately became his chosen family, demonstrating the significant progress he made in his journey towards selflessness. Moreover, it was during this incident that Ezra realized that fairness and justice do not always prevail, especially in the context of rebellion.

2 Hera and Ezra Are Reunited

“Hi, Hera. I’m home.”

1 Ezra Leaves Lothal With the Purrgil

The season 1 finale of Ahsoka was undeniably moving, bringing tears to our eyes. Although Ezra managed to escape Peridea by boarding Grand Admiral Thrawn's ship, he was forced to leave Sabine and Ahsoka behind. However, one of the most heartwarming moments occurred when Ezra and Hera Syndulla were reunited. The pure happiness evident on their faces was truly heartwarming. How their connection evolves in Ahsoka season 2 and the future will undoubtedly pique our curiosity.

“It’s up to all of you now. And remember, the Force will be with you, always.”

Right before departing Lothal in the concluding episode of the Rebels series, Ezra assures Hera and Sabine that he is fine and following the teachings of Kanan Jarrus. Although the conflict on Lothal is nearing its end, the rebels still have numerous tasks to accomplish in order to overcome the Empire. As the purrgil vanish into hyperspace, Ezra reminds his adopted family that the Force is on their side, even though he may not be physically present. This breathtaking moment in Rebels showcases the immense beauty, and it foreshadows more remarkable instances involving Ezra Bridger in the future of the Star Wars franchise.