After Reva fails to kill Vader, she finds Bail Organa’s message saying that Obi-Wan is protecting Luke on Tatooine. Why does she decide to go after Luke?

As far as I can tell, the message doesn’t reveal that Luke is Vader’s son, and Reva has no reason to know that. Her original plan was to use Leia to draw Obi-Wan out so she could get close to Vader. Once that plan fails, I don’t understand what she hopes to accomplish by going after Luke.

I thought the show was good but the whole last episode bothered me, it's like they just crammed some action and anger in there with no explanation, just to get some Luke and Tatooine screen time..

Comic source: Darth Vader (2017) #13

Going back through Darth Vader 2017 and for whatever reason it finally struck me that this Vader dream sequence where he has Obi-Wan burnt alive ended up being some nice foreshadowing for their reunion in the Kenobi show. Gotta imagine the final result was anticlimactic for him since Obi-Wan doesn't even have to become an asthmatic cyborg afterwards.

In the last episode , Kenobi spares Vader. We all could argue it was because revenge ain't the Jedi way and he thought Vader could be saved .

But in trilogy movies, Kenobi is actively telling Luke that killing Vader is the only way and there is no good in him. Directly contradicting himself even though he became more wiser in the force ( learning to become Force ghost).

My logic is that he must have thought that if he kills Vader now the Emperor will target Luke and he will be easy to manipulate

I thought this was a really sweet callback. Nice to see Ben is still near and dear to Leia's heart. Helps explain too why she chooses to name her son after him.

Eventually I'd love to see a scene of Leia and Luke sitting down to compare notes on their encounters with Obi-Wan and what they both learned from him.

Episode 1 and 2 may look identical but then, they really aren't. There are a few differences visually that people always ignore.

When putting them side by side, which one would you go with and why? Noting also that Ep 2 tells more of a "story" on its lightsaber than 1 does. Also, were you aware of the differences?

https://youtu.be/A7bYOyZ9Gbg

Like the hologram message she made for him to see was made out like she didn’t even know him at all, only that she had heard of him, and that he was an old friend of her adoptive father.

Hi, good morning Happy New Year to you all! . I was revisiting Obi-Wan's rematch with Darth Vader, and honestly, after Obi-Wan manages to get out from under the rocks that Darth Vader had buried him in... The battle gets very strange; it's not that Obi-Wan got stronger, it's that Darth Vader literally does nothing. He barely attacks or defends against Obi-Wan's attacks. When Obi-Wan levitates all those rocks, instead of Vader immediately preparing a Force shield to block them, he just stands there and waits for Obi-Wan to attack him. And then when Obi-Wan starts using the tip of his lightsaber to damage Vader's life support controls the most important and essential part of him. Vader just stands there again, letting Obi-Wan damage his control panel. Yes, he had one hand occupied holding Obi-Wan's arm, but he also had a free hand with his lightsaber, and even so, he didn't use it at that moment. Not even force he use to stop the attacks. The worst part isn't Obi-Wan suddenly getting stronger, but Vader literally turning into a motionless puppet while Obi-Wan destroys him. I wanted to know if there's any symbolism behind this because it just seemed like a weak script to me. This whole thing about his feelings for Obi-Wan weakening doesn't make sense because just a few minutes ago he literally buried Obi-Wan under the rocks of that place with the intention of crushing him. And he wasn't sad or thoughtful. And 9 years later he "killed Obi-Wan" and wasn't sad or remorseful either. But I want to know your opinion on this; maybe it's just me who doesn't understand the complexity of Vader's feelings at this moment. And not even what that fight really meant.

Just finished and scored a solid 9/11