Ahsoka Mourning While Maul Warning Echoing In Her Head:We Are Going To Die...

Ahsoka mourning while Maul warning echoing in her head: We are going to die...

(Kind of) Have you ever noticed? Part 3.

Well I was thinking about why was Savage labelled as a mindless monster who was just a pawn to everybody, and I think the answer is easy: this is what the show wanted to think.

It has three important part :

Names

Savage was rarely called by his name, instead of that he called:

-Reckless, impulsive animal (Obi-wan)

-This thing… this animal (Obi-wan)

-Ignorant beast (Dooku)

-Fool (Ventress)

-Monster (Anakin)

If you hear something repeatedly, you'll be more likely to believe it.

2. The scene from Brothers episode

Do you remember the Brothers episode (season 4 episode 21) when Savage choking a lady who didn't do anything?

Well originally it wasn't the whole scene. There is a deleted part from the show:

Is it a little bit differenet, isn't it?

I wouldn't say it was good reaction from Savage, but it shows he didn't act without reason.

3. Pawn to everybody

Savage served Ventress and Dooku because of the Nightsister magic. In this period we could say he was a pawn. His mind was controlled by magic, and he lost his will. But after the magic he had own thoughts and he didn't afraid to share them.

So long story short: he was not a mindless animal at all, he was reasonable and honest with his thoughts.

Have you ever noticed? Part 0.

I had some free time and re-watched some Clone Wars episodes. And when you have too much free time, you start thinking.

Savage Opress was presented to us like he was mindless big fella. No personality, just raw power. But as I watched the show again (and again) I noticed little things, things what I wanted to share. And share my thoughts about them. These are not great acts, not like when he protected Feral. These are just small acts that perhaps show a little more of Savage's personality. (or is it just me thinking too much)

Have you ever noticed? Part 1.

That look what he gave to the other zabrak. It isn't pity or anger, just sad acceptance. I think he had seen this kind of cruelty so many times in his life, and he learned that's their life. They are just servants of the Nightsisters. It's their fate, and he has accepted it.

But it still stings him when he sees how the Nightsisters treats them.