We're gonna be okay. You know that, right?

"Chopper, we're staying for a while." (Chopper grunts) "Yeah, I know it's a bad idea. Just scan for incoming ships and keep the Phantom out of sight."

Acting out of anger offers quick results, but it's a trap!

"The Inquisitor's TIE!" "Well, we know he's not gonna use it." "You know what, kid? You worry me sometimes."

"How do I look?" "Hmm, same as always. Why?" "No reason. Straighten up a little bit. You're making me look bad." "What's the matter with you?" "Nothing, just calm down," "You calm down!"

Don't worry. I wouldn't do anything you would do.

Will you just listen to the kid? Don't worry, I've got him.

You don't know what it's taken for her just to be here. You should listen to her.

"Ezra... Kanan gave his life so that you could live. If he is taken out of this moment, you all die." "You don't understand what you're asking me to do." "Yes, I do. You can't save your master, and I can't save mine. I'm asking you to let go."

"You're blocked! Let go." "I can't!" "Don't be afraid!" "I'm not afraid of them." "Then what?" "I don't know!" "Yes, you do!" "I..." "Ezra! What are you afraid of?" "I'm afraid of... I'm afraid of knowing. I'm afraid of the truth!"

And I'm grateful. But that doesn't mean I want to join their little army. When you and I started together, it was, "rob from the Empire, give to the needy." A noble cause. Now we're getting drawn into some kind of military thing. I don't like it.

Hey! Mine doesn't do that :(

Ezra, listen to me, he's using you.

Who is that kid?

Hera's right. We need to ask you to do this, but that doesn't mean you have to. You can walk away and forget about it.

"Jacen has abilities. His father, Kanan Jarrus, was a Jedi."

"Whoa! You can't bet Chopper, he's—" (whistles) "See? I can't lose. And you know we need the credits." "Right... Do it."

"Stunts like that put us all in jeopardy. That is exactly why you need Master Luminara to teach you discipline." "I was just following your example." "Yeah? Well try to stay focused and follow the plan instead."

I know nothing of a larger rebellion. And if I did, I'd rather give my life than tell you.

Are your customs more important than the life of your daughter?

Now we'll see.

"Wait. We're transporting the supplies in the Ghost? That'll make us the Empire's primary target!" "Yeah, but the Ghost is smaller and faster so, with any luck, we'll just slip right by." "You actually believe that?" "It makes me feel better when I say it."

"We didn't fail, Hera. Kanan made sure of it."

It's the Jedi emergency signal... summoning me home! The masters must be rallying after the clones' betrayal! Please, you have to fly me to the Jedi temple on Coruscant!

We must find the strength to fight, but the greater courage is knowing when not to fight.

If your will isn't strong enough when you open yourself up to the Force, you become vulnerable to the dark side.

He can do it, Chop. Just get ready to jam their comms.

I guess he's stuck with me. For now.

Zeb! Come on, big guy, we gotta get out of here. Zeb?

Normally, Kanan would be the one pushing the limits to get where he was going. That was what kept him in drinking money, the main reason he had a job. But he also prided himself on keeping his cool when others were panicking—and that was surely happening now.

He'd been in motion since that dark day, years earlier. The darkest of days. The day when life as he knew it had fallen apart, had been blasted apart, by something he hadn't then understood. He still didn't understand much of it.

You're not at the rendezvous point because *I'm* at the rendezvous point.

"We should probably make ourselves scarce." "Somebody should."

I met her. Once. She was a great Jedi Master. Brave, compassionate, disciplined. In fact, she'd make an excellent teacher for you. There's always been rumors she survived the Clone Wars, but they never came with a specific location before. We can't pass this up.

Don't look, listen. Use the Force to hear the stone, and its story.

Look, Sabine is a capable warrior. In some ways, more so than Ezra. But she can't, or won't find balance within herself. Until she does, wielding an actual lightsaber is far too dangerous for her.

"I don't want to dump you. Look, I just wanted you to have the best teacher." "Well, I don't want the best teacher. I want you! Uh, not that you're not the best. I—"

"Wait, what exactly am I looking for?" "Nothing, and everything." "That doesn't help." "I know. But that's what my Master told me."

"Well, Kanan is part of the cosmic Force now. There are ways those who have passed on may still guide or influence the living. It's not impossible."

You're a good listener, Ezra. It served you here, and it will serve you again in the future.

That's for the best. Your powers are growing so quickly, you weren't prepared. I didn't teach you what you needed to know. I'm sorry.

It's true. I'm not sure of my decision to train Ezra. Not because of him or his abilities, because of me, because of who I am.

It's Hera's job to find missions that create problems for the Empire and profit for us. If she trusts the contact, I trust the contact. No questions asked.

"What's the matter, luv? You miss me>" "Always... and more than you'll ever know."

"That's no good in this situation." "Oh! Kinda like you guys."

My heart is as peace. The truth is... I don't think I've ever been happier.

In here, you'll have to face your worst fears and overcome them. And there's no guarantee of success.

Hey! Mine doesn't do that :(

It's Hera's job to find missions that create problems for the Empire and profit for us. If she trusts the contact, I trust the contact. No questions asked.

I owe you all a great debt of gratitude. Even if what you did was rash and reckless.