Fleeing from Daiyu aboard an automated cargo freighter, Obi-Wan finds himself on the receiving end of questions from Leia about the Force. They arrive on a planet in the Mapuzo system, heavily mined by the Empire, where Haja said help would be waiting, though the exact coordinates are behind an Imperial checkpoint, and Obi-Wan’s furtive behavior is enough to raise suspicion and start a firefight. When a second contingent of stormtroopers arrives, they are cut down by blaster fire from their own commanding officer, Tala, who is the contact Obi-Wan and Leia have been looking for. Tala introduces them to the Path, a clandestine network of waypoints and safe houses that have been used to conceal surviving members of the Jedi order. But before they can leave, a new Imperial presence arrives – the Inquisitors and Darth Vader himself, making a spectacle of tormenting to locals in order to draw Obi-Wan out. He tells Leia to go to the next transport on her own, and charges Tala with ensuring the girl’s safety. Obi-Wan sets out to distract Vader from the girl, but even with that as his only goal, the confrontation does not go well for the out-of-practice Jedi. Reva, in the meantime, having engineered her ascension within the ranks of the Inquisitors, finds that her “sisters” and “brothers” are not as accepting of her tactics.
written by by Joby Harold & Hannah Friedman and Hossein Amini and Stuart Beattie
directed by Deborah Chow
music by Natalie Holt
Obi-Wan Theme by John Williams / adapted by William Ross
Cast: Ewan McGregor (Obi-Wan Kenobi), Vivien Lyra Blair (Princess Leia Organa), Moses Ingram (Reva), Sung Kang (Fifth Brother), Rya Kihlstedt (Fourth Sister), Zach Braff (Freck), Indira Varma (Tala Durith), James Earl Jones (voice of Darth Vader), Hayden Christensen (Darth Vader), A.J. Troup (Stormtrooper #1), Shane Hartline (Stormtrooper #2), Ardeshir Radpour (Checkpoint Stormtrooper), Melanie Mosley (Safehouse Stormtrooper #1), Will Westwater (Safehouse Stormtrooper #2), Dimitrious Bistrevsky (Darth Vader performance artist), John Rosengrant (Freck performance artist), Dustin Ceithamer (NED-B performance artist)
LogBook entry by Earl Green