Instead of Anakin learning to let go of Ahsoka, she instead attempted to let go of him and her attachment to the Jedi. Anakin was disappointed that Ahsoka chose to leave, feeling as though she was his failure.
Summary. Ahsoka's departure from the Jedi Order deeply affected Anakin, leaving him feeling abandoned by his closest friend and confidant. Her presence may have provided him with much-needed support during his dark journey.
Though the two start off as bickering siblings, Anakin starts to deeply care about Ahsoka and becomes a father figure to her, their dynamic changing as Ahsoka grows more powerful, even earning a higher rank — whereas Kenobi himself said exactly what he thought about the relationship with his padawan, when he called him ...
Years later, when Ahsoka learns of her master's transformation into Darth Vader on Rebels, she partially blames herself for Anakin's turn to the dark side and holds some regret for leaving him and the Order behind.
He was also a little butt hurt after he begged Ahsoka to return to the Jedi Order and she still turned down the offer - even after they offered a promotion to Jedi Knight. Anakin felt a little betrayed inside by her decision even though he tried to play it cool and act supportive.
While the Star Wars canon doesn't explicitly confirm his regret, the intricacies of his relationship with Ahsoka and the remnants of his former identity could have stirred some degree of internal turmoil.
Desperate to clear her name, Ahsoka was captured, stripped of her Padawan status, and expelled from the Jedi Order. Her Master Anakin Skywalker, however, never stopped believing in his apprentice's innocence and uncovered the truth: Jedi Barriss Offee, Ahsoka's friend, was the real culprit.
Ahsoka's departure haunted Yoda for some time afterward; he felt extremely guilty and remorseful, partly for refusing to stand by her and partly for placing her on the path that led to her departure from the Jedi Order. In fact, his guilt was so great that the Dark Side attempted to use it against him, but failed.
Ahsoka had a boyfriend and his name was Nyx Okami. And so yeah, it was originally that arc, so we essentially just remade it, and they changed it to the Martez sisters, which I have to say, I was very glad they changed it to the Martez sisters, because Ahsoka didn't have time for a boyfriend.
Despite Obi-Wan's advice about how being a teacher was a privilege and obligation, Anakin wasn't into it. He was annoyed with Ahsoka from their first meeting. Anakin's reaction when Ahsoka said she was assigned to him was priceless.
Anakin's final lesson helps Ahsoka redefine herself beyond just being a weapon and a soldier, embracing her desire to protect and fight for what she believes in, completing her Jedi journey.
This means that although Anakin and Padmé tried to hide their love throughout Star Wars, several of their closest friends, including Ahsoka, Rex, and Obi-Wan, knew about their relationship but preserved their secret.
Skywalker presents Tano with her lightsabers, which now shine blue. While the lightsabers were in the custody of the Jedi, Skywalker took care of them, taking the opportunity to, as he saw it, "improve" them. The blades changed color to blue as a result.
The relationship between former Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano and Senator Padmé Amidala was a strong friendship between these two strong women. They grew acquainted with each other, considering each other as friends and met through their affiliation with Anakin Skywalker.
Anakin Skywalker's Padawan during the Clone Wars, Ahsoka survived Order 66 and became a key agent in the nascent Rebel Alliance. Ahsoka began to suspect the truth about Darth Vader in Star Wars Rebels season 2, and her worst fears were confirmed when she confronted the Sith Lord in the dramatic finale.
She expressed her emotions and her sassy personality is why Anakin began calling her “Snips,” but she lost her snippy attitude and became distant, probably due to her trauma and fear of becoming like Anakin. This is why live-action Ahsoka seems so cold and emotionless, but after this episode, things will change.
In Death Watch's camp, Ahsoka warned him that he was unwise to trust the Mandalorians. Mindful of their cover story, Lux quieted her by grabbing her and kissing her. Lux gave the holotrace device pinpointing Dooku's location to Death Watch's Pre Vizsla.
No! At best Anakin became kinda like a idol for Ahsoka. Someone she aspired to be like, and make him proud of having her as his apprentice. Ahsoka clearly knew that Anakin saw her as nothing more than a great friend.
Not just a deep bond with her Master Anakin, but a romantic love. With the highly-anticipated series following the fan-favorite character going on right now, it's always good to look back at Ahsoka's long history throughout the franchise and the galaxy to see if it will be important in Star Wars: Ahsoka.
Din Djarin has been teaching Grogu how to navigate the galaxy, and Grogu could honor his father by becoming a bounty hunter in the future. Grogu does not have to be the new Mand'alor or a Jedi Master. Instead, Din Grogu could make his own through the galaxy, perhaps assisting the New Republic as a bounty hunter.
Chewie scrounges parts from a wrecked Trandoshan slave ship, assembling a communicator to send out a distress signal. Help arrives in the towering, shaggy form of Wookiee warriors led by General Tarfful. Freed from captivity, Ahsoka returns to the Jedi Temple and is reunited with Anakin Skywalker."
But the biggest reason Vader believed Ahsoka was dead was because of her lightsabers. As he was taught by Obi-Wan and he taught Ahsoka, a lightsaber is a Jedi's life, and they must keep it with them always. He didn't believe she would leave them behind.
He doesn't personally believe that Ahsoka is guilty, but doesn't completely rule out offering her up as a sacrificial lamb so that the public won't accuse the Jedi of being compromised if the matter remained internal and they passed judgment on Ahsoka themselves.
