Qimir tells Osha HOW powerful she is The Acolyte Episode 6
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This was a powerful scene in which Qimir explains that Osha does not know the depths of her power or that she has been practicing the Sith arts. #sith #jedi #starwars #theacolyte #viral #shortvideos
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While Darth Plagueis was on the other corner listening to this while taking a shit 😂
I thought the writing was going to be bad, but now I think people are hate-watching it. Qimir's argument makes sense. Osha doesn't really know these people nor has any reason to care about them; she got tossed out of the order and was taught to believe the Jedi were good and that's all.
Anakin was the child of prophecy but now Anakin was just some "experiment" palps did and now there's actually 2 children of prophecy that were born by a group of witches chanting "the power of one, the power of two, the power of many" Disney wars literally just breaks already established stories to push their narrative there was literally no point at all in making 2 children of prophecy other than to make them look "strong"
The writing of The Acolyte has never been "bad". Yes, some dialogue is a bit goofy and the pacing and rythm isn't always brilliant, but the plot is actually well constructed so far. I feel bad for some side character that could have had more space
@@novaowera9995 umm you do realize that George lucas himself literally confirms that Anakin is the child of prophecy that brought balance to the force right??
@@novaowera9995 also if it wasn't apparent to you I'm talking about already established stories that were in the movies I am not talking about legends
@@andreaconti9927 it's bad this girl just saw a sith lord murder her friends but then when she suddenly sees him looking sexy with his shirt off and she immediately forgets about all that and now no longer feels the need to kill him maybe it changed in the few couple episodes that I decided to not watch but the series is 6 episodes in and do we know the main characters goals? or motivations??
He's soooo hot
Sir made some points
He can go deeper than jeckie, osha saw why in that lake scene...
Jason! Jason figured it out.
This scene is *MUAH* Chiefs kiss.
Holy moli, is he offering a power as a gift she has already? :>
No I think we are supposed to get the reference that he wants a Diad in the force like Rey and Kylo were. I think that's why that theme plays, why he can heal, and why he wanted Mae and now Osha. Either one could be his other half since they are the same? Idk. I need to start a SW only channel where I can make speculative videos.
@8BitReacts i thought he wanted a dyad too. Because he can see the face of his other half, they are twins so maybe he just got it wrong.
Dark side strength is DIFFERENT to Jedis strength. She has anger, betrayal in her blood already. Sith mask guy is trying to make her put all her cards on the table.
@@rotyler2177his not sith
@@derekcortez3182 dark side users are a sith. He most certainly is not a Jedi.
Seriously. Can't any of the haters tell that Qimir is LYING to her?
He is just good at manipulating people.
People complaining about osha simply becuse she looked at quimir's own "saber" down there, are the same fans who boycotted xmen for not giving rogue a 90s dumptruck. Dont be a hypocrite. The show is good but you dont have to watch
She's easily corrupted.
Agreed she failed the test.
No, she just has nothing left.
She tried to act like she’s not as easily manipulated as her sister but then folded quick as hell 😂
This happens 1000 years before the real events?
100* supposedly
Don't look at this garbage as cannon
Dude, him literally killed her friends. She wasn't expelled; she said herself that she left because she wanted to. It's not their fault. Literally, one of them was a childhood friend and went to arrest her because she was accused of murder. They even brought a witness. He literally had no reason to believe she wasn't guilty. And when Torbin died and she reached his corpse, he defended her. The Zygerian helped her even though she barely knew her and was very kind to her. This guy is a psychopath, and trying to portray him as the hero is bad writing
Who said they are portraying him as a hero though? Manipulating people is exactly what sith and dark siders do. Just because he's convincing Osha doesn't mean that audience actually has to be convinced and that he's right about what he says. Seems like you just want an excuse to call it bad writing.
@@yggunshot8402 I've watched the entire series, and it goes from one inconsistency to another. She literally forgot that her sister tried to kill her. In fact, she said she was going to kill her to prevent her from leaving, and the series wants us to believe that Mai isn't crazy. The Sith has been playing the victim since he appeared. No, it's not hate against the woman; I watched Ahsoka and liked it, but this writing is inconsistent and, when not, confusing.
@@carlosdavidsabogalmotta4327 I'm not suggesting you are sexist or anything. What I'm saying is that calling it bad writing just because Qimir is charismatic is silly. Nobody says he's the hero or that we have to believe him, he's a manipulator who neither Osha nor the audience is supposed to trust.
As for the inconsistencies... I'm not gonna spoil the recent episode if you haven't seen it but you gotta watch the show. Most of the shows "inconsistencies" are not actual inconsistencies. Its either people interpreting things wrongly or jumping to conclusions when the show isn't even done.
Why are the twins not a contradiction of Anakin, Why did the witches just randomly die, How can the jedi currently know about the sith if they don't re-emerge until the prequels, Why did Mae try to "kill" Osha if she supposedly loves her *spoiler starts* (latest episode shows the same flashback from a different perspective. The scene in the current flashback was different and its revealed she didn't start the fire to hurt or kill Osha, she started it to burn Osha's jedi souvenir but dropped it by accident causing the fire to spread. She even gets scared when she realizes Osha is locked in, tries to put out the fire and fails. Osha only sees the fire so she assumes Mae was trying to kill her. At the same time Sol also used the force to give himself a vision of what was happening between Osha and Mae. It's also worth noting that the part where Mae says she could kill Osha doesn't appear in this version either. Osha either misremebered or had her memories altered by Sol).*spoiler ends*
All of the supposed inconsistencies I've mentioned can be justified by just being patient and watching the show or actually thinking about what you are watching.
@@yggunshot8402 Look, the thing is this: we are already on the seventh episode and they are not going to fix all their mistakes. It’s not possible for the last episode. It's the seventh episode, no one believes that at this point they are going to solve all their plot errors, especially because there's only one episode left. Lack of charisma is not the problem, it’s how the story is handled. They treat him like the good guy, the hero. Osha literally forgets that this guy already tried to kill her just because he's attractive. Being charismatic is not the problem, because Dooku was charismatic, but at no point did the story make you believe that he saw himself as the good guy. Here, it’s not like that. With that heap of mistakes, The Acolyte looks inconsistent, and it's not just those mistakes. Only the actors of Sol and Qmir seem to be putting effort into what they do. The twins, I don't know them from their other works, but their performances are bad. Qmir is incoherent because he has killed his friends, has expressed his intention to kill them all, and has kidnapped her. What does it matter if he's not in a hostile mode at that precise moment? Moreover, he already tried to kill her before. Besides, the fact that he is unarmed is irrelevant. What does it matter that he isn't holding a sword when he can make a hand movement and your head crashes against a stone without even being close?
And I watched the last episode, I saw it with the memories and everything, but I don't believe it because Mae killed a bunch of people for something that wasn't even entirely the Jedi's fault. Literally, her mother and the coven of witches die when they free Kelnaka, and the witches start attacking. Sol did go too far, but it wasn't that serious.
how is he portrayed as a hero? 😭🫡💀
A pretty strong moment of an overall pretty weak story.
This guy is a manipulator.
cant believe Ezra Miller still has a job... smh bad on disneys part
How dare you insult this beautiful man...
@@gleefully4965 Ezra? Lol you support child groomers