Disney's Influence on Storytelling
Even though my concern for the finale is evident, and my lack of belief in them "landing the ship," so to say, is blatant, I am still very much excited and anticipating seeing what they have in store for us to conclude what I hope to be the first season of this series. While I do not think this was my favorite of the Disney+ series, I could go as far to say it's closer to the bottom of my list than it is the top, I appreciate any and all Star Wars we get at the end of the day. At its core I do think the story here is rather interesting, and there are directions they can go depending on what happens in the finale both with Qimir and Osha--whose stories I think, unlike Mae and *Sol's, are just beginning, rather than ending.
Though I feel like the truth of this event is such a monumental thing that only giving it one episode to breathe, in concept, is not a strong decision.
They could very well prove me wrong, and truthfully I hope they do. But Osha's been living with this lie her whole life, and now she knows the truth... presumably. If we are to assume that she saw these events while within that helmet. It also comes down to personal pref for stories anyway--I fear that they're going to move faster with Osha's downfall than I would like. With such an important, world shattering event as this one, I prefer when we take our time with seeing the impact it has on the characters.
While I don't hate acolyte i dont think it's a well done show. And that's both Lucasfilm and Disney's fault imo. as it's Disney that tells em about the run-times.
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