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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Season 4, Episode 21Brothers (9 Mar. 2012)The search for his long lost brother, Darth Maul, leads Savage Opress to the junk planet of Lotho Minor. |
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Ben Diskin | ... |
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The search for his long lost brother, Darth Maul, leads Savage Opress to the junk planet of Lotho Minor.
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Darth Maul: Years, and years, and years... my chains are broken, the chains... the chains are the easy part. It's what goes on in here that's hard...
[Maul starts sobs]
Savage Opress: You have been lost, my brother. Do you remember who you are? Where you came from?
Darth Maul: Always remember I am fear, always remember I am hunter, always remember I am filth... always remember... I am nothing!
Savage Opress: Your legs...
Darth Maul: That scum, he took them from me! He took them!
Savage Opress: Who? Who took them?
Darth Maul: Jedi!... ...
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The 'Jedi fortune cookie' message that opens the show reads "A fallen enemy may rise again, but the reconciled one is truly vanquished." See more »Quotes
Savage Opress: This is where you live? How long have you been here?Darth Maul: Years, and years, and years... my chains are broken, the chains... the chains are the easy part. It's what goes on in here that's hard...
[Maul starts sobs]
Savage Opress: You have been lost, my brother. Do you remember who you are? Where you came from?
Darth Maul: Always remember I am fear, always remember I am hunter, always remember I am filth... always remember... I am nothing!
Savage Opress: Your legs...
Darth Maul: That scum, he took them from me! He took them!
Savage Opress: Who? Who took them?
Darth Maul: Jedi!... ...
[...]
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Why this such an awful character's choice? Why putting a sort of worm/snake/parasite having such a lousy vocalization, such a poor dialogue, badly chosen characterization and deeply poor interaction, guiding the naive Savage to his brother's spider lair trap? Just to illustrate how miserably Darth Maul went?... And it was there, like a religious entity (snake), waiting at the perfect spot within the perfect timing, expecting for a prey... how many preys fell into a sort of cyborg hell world...? For how long was the snake patrolling the area feeding on Darth Maul's leftovers, I mean, for how long would both survive if only feeding on preys that felt randomly and improbably into an inhospitable and mechanical world...? A Englishworm speaker also, like C-3PO, fluent in...?...What a...?
Why spoiling this episode when the edition, the animation and the narrative were being great and potentially great? Why not giving pause involving the spectator in the creepy trash world of its robotic apocalyptic inhabitants? Why creating such stupid interaction of characters (Savage and the worm or whatever), when silence and sound design would be the key factors for a epic introduction to a mysterious world, for the search of a lost and mad brother? Why damaging the momentum of being introduced to an unknown and unrecognisable insane Darth Maul? Why such a bad choice of such a "childish" dangerously and pastiched trap? (whooa, the snake led the powerful devil, the one that challenged Dooku to a spider web trap...!! Lord of the Rings?)
It is very unfortunate observing both excellent editing and animating works being jeopardized by such poor out-of-place narrative choices when the pace in general was walking greatly... It is very demoralizing to wonder that there are 3 filters commanding Luca's legacy: the audience label, the economics, and the Lucascentrism.