One scene in Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 7 proves just how powerful one lone Jedi Master can be. In The Acolyte episode 7, “Choice,” the truth of what the Jedi did on Brendok was finally revealed. Though Master Sol (Lee Jung-jae) had genuine intentions, he let his emotions get the best of him. His attachment to Osha (Amandla Stenberg) starts an avalanche of risky decisions, leading to the deaths of an entire coven and causing a group of Jedi to be burdened with guilt for the rest of their lives.
Of course, the forced duel between Sol, Torbin (Dean-Charles Chapman), and the Wookiee Jedi Kelnacca (Joonas Suotamo) was a tense highlight of the episode, as Kelnacca was possessed by the coven and went on a rampage. Still, Carrie-Anne Moss’ Master Indara arguably had an even bigger impact on the episode and the story overall. In The Acolyte’s pilot, Indara proved she was a strong and calculated warrior. She fought against Mae (Amandla Stenberg) with precision, saved the lives of innocents, and sacrificed herself in the process while using her lightsaber sparingly, as any Jedi would. Clearly, though, Master Indara was hiding an even greater power all along.
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Master Indara Is Able To Resist An Entire Coven Of Witches
Though Sol, Kelnacca, and Torbin are easily swayed and influenced by the witches’ power and their own emotions, Master Indara is the only one able to keep a level head during their investigation on Brendok. She sees that fighting the witches would be a waste of time. She acknowledges that the Jedi Council needs to be informed, and, during the heat of battle, she can withstand the power of the entire coven, saving Kelnacca from their influence without giving up her own autonomy in the process. She faced their power head-on and survived.
Unlike Torbin, Kelnacca, and even Sol – whose emotional instability likely would have made him an easy target for possession, though Kelnacca’s physical prowess was clearly what the witches were after – Indara’s mind was properly fortified. She was so in tune with the Force, in fact, so certain of her place within it, that she proved to be the most powerful being there. She was even more powerful than the entire coven combined.
Indara
Master Indara is a Jedi Master of great physical and mental skill. Little has been revealed of her role to date.
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The Effort Of Fighting Master Indara’s Power Literally Kills The Coven
It wasn’t just that Master Indara was able to free Kelnacca from the witches’ control. By forcing them to release their hold on Kelnacca, she somehow severed the witches’ connection to their magic and the Force, killing every single one of them in the process. As Mother Aniseya explained in The Acolyte episode 3, “Destiny,” the witches viewed the Force as a Thread. “Pull the Thread. Change everything. It ties you to your destiny. It binds you to others.” Indara’s efforts ripped that Thread apart, destroying the coven’s connection to one another so severely it was enough to kill them.
Though it’s unlikely Master Indara genuinely meant to harm every single witch in one fell swoop, as she was the one primarily advocating to leave them and the twins alone, it still proves just how powerful a well-trained, balanced, and emotionally stable Jedi Master can be on their own. The coven’s power was impressive, but Master Indara’s connection to the Force in Star Wars: The Acolyte proved to be even greater.
The Acolyte‘s season finale airs this Tuesday exclusively on Disney+.
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The Acolyte is a television series set in the Star Wars universe at the end of the High Republic Era, where both the Jedi and the Galactic Empire were at the height of their influence. This sci-fi thriller sees a former Padawan reunite with her former Jedi Master as they investigate several crimes – all leading to darkness erupting from beneath the surface and preparing to bring about the end of the High Republic.
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Amandla Stenberg
, Lee Jung-jae
, Joonas Suotamo
, Charlie Barnett
, Dafne Keen
, Leah Brady
, Manny Jacinto
, Rebecca Henderson
, Carrie-Anne Moss
, Jodie Turner-Smith
, Dean-Charles Chapman
, Lauren Brady
, Anthony J. Abraham
, Thara Shöön
, Danielle Xin Yao Waterman
, Sienna Khiroya
, Jeramiah Evans
, Dan Milne
, Thomas Coombes
, Archie Singh Swali
, Nick Court
, Ed Kear
, Jumayn Hunter
, Scroobius Pip
, Abigail Thorn
, Margarita Levieva
, Amy Tsang
, Saskia Allen
, Deborah Rosan
, Tabitha Alege
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, Indra Ové
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Mae
, Master Sol
, Kelnacca
, Yord Fandar
, Jecki Lon
, Little Mae
, Qimir
, Master Vernestra Rwoh
, Master Indara
, Mother Aniseya
, Master Torbin
, Padawan Torbin
, Little Osha
, Fillik
, Tasi Lowa
, Youngling
, Restrained Convict
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, Olega Master
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, Mother Koril
, Ensign Rane
, Scout Sarria
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, Elder Jaalyn
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Leslye Headland
