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Luckily, Obi-Wan himself noticed it, too. While an extremely powerful moment for Obi-Wan, it did lead to the question of how she was aware of such tightly guarded information in the first place. Indeed, Reva makes one minor slip-up in her Inquisitor facade during the second episode when she reveals to Obi-Wan that Anakin Skywalker is still alive. A flashback to the horrific event occurred in the very first scene of the premiere episode, which led many to believe there had to be some full-circle connection there. As some fans theorized, Reva was one of the Younglings who was present during Anakin’s massacre of the Jedi Temple during Order 66, which took place in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. In “Part V,” viewers also saw a deep dive into Reva’s backstory, where it was learned that it’s not Jedi she’s hunting - it’s Vader, himself. And to do so in this week’s episode, standing by Darth Vader’s side, was quite the satisfying re-entrance. That led to a larger question: Is Obi-Wan Kenobi making such big moves to rewrite the nature of what is considered canon in Star Wars? While that would open up another can of worms entirely, many were sure that it simply meant that Friend’s Inquisitor would soon make his return. How did he do it? “Revenge.” At least, that is what Rupert Friend’s character drawled at Reva ( Moses Ingram), claiming it was his need to seek revenge on his attacker that kept him alive.Īs previously discussed, fans were shocked to see the icoinc Star Wars Rebels villain go down in “Part II,” given how important he is in the first season of the animated show, which isn’t set to take place until five years later. Let’s dive into the goods.Īs expected by die-hard fans, the Grand Inquisitor returned.

Daisy Ridley Talks Her Indie 'Sometimes I Think About Dying,' Producing and Her 'Star Wars' Futureīeyond the brilliant opening - and interment flashback segments - “Part V” also began to answer big questions that have been circulating over the course of the series.