#sinsof-ourfathers

I think it’s an interesting theory and I could come up with a bunch of reasons why or why not, including the coloring of them, the jewelry Omega is wearing, the motivations on how they might want to address the Palpatine clones more thoroughly to make the storyline more coherent, etc. But, honestly, I don’t think Star Wars is anywhere near as interconnected as we wish it were, especially not in the top-tier stuff.  We’ll get cameos and we’ll get stuff like the Mandalorian storyline, but I don’t really see much evidence that Star Wars is super building on what it’s in other parts of the franchise, but that each story is doing its own thing, for the most part. It’s not out of the realm of possibility, but I’m wary of getting too deep into speculation territory because, genuine question:  Can you name one time that Star Wars actually built on something in this vein in the last 2-3 years?  The most you can say is Rey Palpatine or the Mandalorian storyline (which is Filoni’s pet project, so it kind of gets to be an exception), unless I’m forgetting something?

"Hi. My name is Omega. I'm looking for my brothers. Have you seen a squad of unusual clones here?"

The situation was much more serious than that, of course, but Obi-Wan was feeling fed up and would rather not get involved in the hot mess that was the Resistance and the First Order.  He’d rather sit on the sidelines, making snarky commentary with Qui-Gon and Yoda.

“What if I told you my dreams are a million miles from here?” 

“If you insist on speaking at all, at least do me the courtesy of having something important to say.”