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This week ’s episode of The Acolyte , “ Destiny ,” introduced us to a new group of Force wielders in the coven of witches on Brendok that offers a view of what the Force is, and is capable of, that holds a mirror up to everything contemporary canon has told us about a central idea woven throughout the Skywalker saga.
The prequel saga introduced into Star Wars’ text a fundamental evolution of that idea—that the Force could manifest life itself.
Star Wars has yet to explicitly delve into what Plagueis ’ power over life was other than the tragedy recounted in Revenge of the Sith .
No material has ever explicitly said that Plagueis , or Palpatine , and their chase to escape death, played a part in Anakin ’s creation.
Instead, what we’ve seen as the Sith interpretation of this idea is very different: not a direct creation of life, but the transference of life from one host to the other.
The Acolyte is an episode that explicitly asks its audience to embrace the context of what they're being told as but a single interpretation of events.
It’s a democratization of what the Force and be, and who can wield it, that Star Wars has slowly moved back toward in recent years after a period of attempting to define and canonize explicit rules about it.
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