One of the main points of the episode "The Rescue" was Din Djarin's acquisition of the Dark Saber, a weapon that belongs to whoever defeats its owner in combat.
Besides his disinterest in this position, the situation is complicated because recovering the Saber is the great motivation of Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), who has dedicated her life to restoring and commanding Mandalore since whoever owns the weapon becomes the leader of the people.
It is hard to imagine a scenario where this conflict is not the focal point of Season 3, since even though the Mandalorian has no interest in keeping the Dark Saber or leading his people, he cannot simply give up this position.
This impasse will also serve to expand a debate about what "it means to be a Mandalorian," a discussion that began in the second season, in which Din Djarin found himself questioning - and even breaking - his sacred code. 2021 NEW The Mandalorian Holding Grogu with Pin Funko Pop!
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From the end of the first episode, The Mandalorian established its story as a Mandalorian's journey to care for and protect The Child. Surprisingly, the series concludes this cycle already in its second year.
In an emotion-packed scene - complete with the mercenary removing his helmet - he hands the young man over to none other than Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), who will train him in the ways of the Force in the Jedi order that is recovering after the events of Episode VI.
However, those who imagine that giving Baby Yoda to the Jedi guarantees some sort of conclusion to the Mandalorian's journey are mistaken!
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One of the main points of the episode "The Rescue" was Din Djarin's acquisition of the Dark Saber, a weapon that belongs to whoever defeats its owner in combat.
Besides his disinterest in this position, the situation is complicated because recovering the Saber is the great motivation of Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), who has dedicated her life to restoring and commanding Mandalore since whoever owns the weapon becomes the leader of the people.
It is hard to imagine a scenario where this conflict is not the focal point of Season 3, since even though the Mandalorian has no interest in keeping the Dark Saber or leading his people, he cannot simply give up this position.
This impasse will also serve to expand a debate about what "it means to be a Mandalorian," a discussion that began in the second season, in which Din Djarin found himself questioning - and even breaking - his sacred code.
One of the main points of the episode "The Rescue" was Din Djarin's acquisition of the Dark Saber, a weapon that belongs to whoever defeats its owner in combat.
Besides his disinterest in this position, the situation is complicated because recovering the Saber is the great motivation of Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), who has dedicated her life to restoring and commanding Mandalore since whoever owns the weapon becomes the leader of the people.
It is hard to imagine a scenario where this conflict is not the focal point of Season 3, since even though the Mandalorian has no interest in keeping the Dark Saber or leading his people, he cannot simply give up this position.
This impasse will also serve to expand a debate about what "it means to be a Mandalorian," a discussion that began in the second season, in which Din Djarin found himself questioning - and even breaking - his sacred code. - Funko Pop News
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