Hello, welcome to Star Wars Minute.

It's your weekly podcast in which we analyze, scrutinize, and celebrate the rise of Skywalker

One Minute at a time. I'm Alex Robinson from Alex Robinson dot fun. I'm Peter retailer from ptheretaler.com

And I'm Jeff May from all of the other stuff. Hmm, from pretty much everything that isn't those two

specific things. Welcome back, Jeff May glad you couldn't make it again. I'm glad I could make it.

I'm very excited to do this. This is good stuff. Yes, it's minute 109. This is the one you've been waiting

for everyone. I mean, at 109 starts off with Ray tearing her eyes away from a hole in the ceiling

to look at pop pop. And it ends a minute later with Ray turning away from the gap in the roof

to gaze at her grandpa. Hmm. I'm just noticing some symmetry here. Oh, it's like poetry. It's like

watchman. Yeah, so of course, this is the scene that we've been commenting on the similarities to

the return of the Jedi finale in this definitely echoes the scenes where Luke is,

you know, the emperors like look at your friends, they're being killed over there. And that looks like

you know, this is Ray's the fleet will be quite operational when your friends are there. Yeah,

unfortunately, she she wasn't busting out the sarcasm as much the little bit, but not as

not as over the top as as previous. He's grown a little humility after getting absolutely

bodied right after saying that last time. Yeah, I thought it was down a little bit maybe

for this one. It's just tired. Maybe I was too much at the time. Maybe that's, you know,

if we don't learn and grow, who are we really? You know, we can't be a better,

if I'm being a better Sith, not just for me, but for my grand empire.

And for all of you, whoo on the Sith.

It's the only way they know how to communicate is through like choral sounds, like chance,

really one hive mind entity. I like one thing we couldn't hear when Luke Skywalker,

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