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[Ed. annotation: This story contains major spoilers for the series finale of The Clone Wars.]

The Clone Wars "Victory and Decease" finale ends with the former Anakin Skywalker, now wearing the armor of Darth Vader, exhuming the lightsaber of his old amateur Ahsoka Tano in the snowy burial grounds of an unidentified moon. Two episodes earlier, the blue saber was Anakin's final parting gift to Ahsoka. Now it was his again. In the final seconds of the episode, we lookout man him depart the gravesite through the hollowed red-painted helmet of a fallen clone soldier.

In the chronological timeline of the Star Wars verse, the moment where Anakin runs off to salvage the Chancellor isn't his final meeting with Ahsoka. They volition meet again. But this image is the transport-off for the master-apprentice relationship that endeared many fans equally well as won over skeptics across seven seasons of The Clone Wars and echoes Ahsoka and Skywalker's lack of closure in Star Wars Rebels, the successor show to Clone Wars.

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In the established timeline, Darth Vader continues his reign of terror, running the Empire in the Original Trilogy before he's saved by his long-lost son Luke Skywalker. Ahsoka Tano operates within the Rebellion, every bit depicted in Star Wars Rebels. Ahsoka and Darth Vader'southward relationship boils into an adversarial one, where each person is haunted past quondam attachments. This is best illustrated by the Rebels episode "Shroud of Darkness" when Ahsoka breaks down in the Lothal Jedi Temple and refuses to look at the Force-bogeyman of Anakin, who berates her for leaving him.

Those concluding shots in "Victory and Death" call forward to Vader and Ahsoka's face up-to-face lightsaber confrontation in the Star Wars Rebels season two finale "Twilight of the Apprentice," which takes place on the carmine stage of a Sith Temple on Malachor. Listen closely in "Victory and Death" and you'll hear Rebels composer Kevin Kiner's Ahsoka's theme merely beaming below the ethereal dread-filled ambiance score, which will open into a triumphant leitmotif in their Malachor confrontation like a floodgate of emotions.

When Vader picks up the blueish saber in the snowfall, in that location's a tinge of promise — the light that his son Luke Skywalker will pull out from him in Return of the Jedi. Darth Vader taking the saber represents Anakin's love for his starting time spiritual child, Ahsoka. It echoes the way he addresses her by proper name in Rebels' "Twilight of the Amateur," letting Ahsoka know that her onetime master is notwithstanding in at that place somewhere.

Vader in "Twilight of the Apprentice"

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In improver, the animators render Anakin's rage-filled eyes as visible behind the claret-hued lenses of Vader's helmet every bit he surveys the burying mound. It sets up the visual when Ahsoka cracks Vader'due south helmet above Malachor, we recognize the sometime Anakin every bit she does. And for a moment, we believe that he could be saved.

Ahsoka learns the difficult manner that Skywalker cannot exist saved — not by her at least. Tellingly, in Rebels, the Sith Lord falls dorsum on his Vader identity and decides to demolish her, to remove whatsoever visages of his humanity.

The the owl-like Convor bird encircling the gravesite in "Victory and Death" will acquire a special connection in Rebels, signify Ahsoka's salvation. It commencement appears as an ominous symbol to the Togruta in "Mystery on Chopper Base of operations." So the bird resurfaces in "World Between Worlds" and Ahsoka clarifies that the bird, named Morai, is an "erstwhile friend" to whom she owes her life to. And Morai will bring Ahsoka to her senses.

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When Morai guides padawan Ezra Bridger to use a Force-powered time portal to pull Ahsoka from her duel with Vader, the latter finds herself iterating to the bereaved padawan, "I tin't save [my master]." Losing Anakin is an ache that Ahsoka will take to her grave as she volition carry the weight of her fallen clone brothers. While she does turn out to exist a puzzle piece that helps young Luke unmask Anakin Skywalker from his Sith shell, Ahsoka has accepted that it is not her burden to save Skywalker.

That's why it is important Clone Wars concluded in Ahsoka letting become of the saber gifted to her by Skywalker, even if Vader salvages information technology and holds onto its rusted shell. Ahsoka had to let go and Anakin had to hold on to bring the two to their own light. Vader belongings onto the visages of his attachments, allows the former Jedi within to heed Luke's pleas to turn dorsum into the light.

Years before Ahsoka affirms aloud to herself that she cannot salvage her main, Vader learns, by gazing at Ahsoka's bird on the snowy moon, that her existence will continue elsewhere without him. We know the future, but Clone Wars gave us the past.

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Source: https://www.polygon.com/star-wars/2020/5/4/21247011/star-wars-the-clone-wars-final-scene-vader-ahsoka-anakin-explained