There's not point trying to reconcile these things. Characters behave the way they do because the sequence of events demands it. Not because it makes sense.
Obi-Wan being rescued from Vader is a perfect example. He has to be rescued because there are still three episodes left. The scene itself doesn't make any sense.
This show is the worst kind of prequel because we know that ultimately the status quo of the world is set and nothing of value is going to change because all the key characters involved already have their fate set in stone by the movies, and all the side characters are clearly going to disappear or become irrelevant and they've been given no depth to make them worth caring about anyway. So inherently every time they try to create some tension it falls flat. Everything else is a status quo preserving diversion. The PT got around this by creating a wide world and going through unpredictable paths to ultimately get at the conclusion we arrived at, but this show keeps a really narrow world and there is no interesting place for the characters to end up in. "How did anakin become Vader" is interesting to explore, but "how did Vader continue to be Vader" is not. Nor is "how did obi wan start exiled in a desert and end exiled in a desert". What happened before the show was already set in place for episode 4 to start so there is nothing left to explore here.
Kenobi:
Before show: exiled in the desert watching over luke
Ep4: exiled in the desert watching over luke
Vader:
Before show: bitter husk of a jedi
Ep4: bitter husk of a jedi
Leia:
Before show: adopted daughter of bail organa living the life
Ep4: adopted daughter of bail organa living the life, also a rebel
There's just no room to do anything with these characters other than setting leia up to be a rebel, I guess. But she's too young for her to have meaningful character development imo. That just means that the show has to be carried by the development of reva as she is the only character who has any room to grow, but her writing is terrible and she keeps being forced to look like an idiot for the plot to just keep going around in circles.
