Though amidst a pit of mediocrity, at least this episode had some of the best lightsaber fighting scenes in all of Star Wars. It's a shame that editing problems have also cut the pace and they haven't let the action breathe or given long takesbut, in addition to more than acceptable choreography, seeing character deaths with some weight, new moves like the temporary deactivation of the swords or the style of Manny Jacinto's character, in addition to the use of double swords, has been a breath of fresh air even in his killing ways: that double death strung together, break kneck, multiple stabs, etc. Regarding the action and its screen presence, Qimir could be one of the best Siths I've seen in live action SW.
There continues to be an accumulation of questionable decisions per episode such as moths being the ones to end the conflict and taking away a guy who has shown enough mastery to eliminate half a dozen jedi, characters being near or far from the action at convenience (where is Sol supposed to be at the beginning of the episode? Why are Osha and Mae alone when Sol was by her side moments before?), more terrible dialogues or, as I say, an editing work that constantly hurts what is being told (and that again gives us a strange closure).
All in all, I find it a very above-average chapter within Disney+ SW metrics. And although I think the double life of Manny Jacinto's character may not quite fit, I find his character and his speech interesting and I'm curious to see where the story goes.
