I agree, Obi-Wan’s certainly delved into the Force during his time on Tatooine and honed his skills, growing in wisdom and in lightsaber moves. It also reminds me of what Kanan said earlier on, “Less is more”. Knowing that Obi-Wan used a form from his former master excites me to no end.

What fascinates me is Ezra’s role in this episode. I’m sure some people think he didn’t belong here but as the protagonist of “Rebels”, his journey includes making mistakes and learning from the experiences. So Obi-Wan wasn’t just protecting Luke when he advised Ezra to go home, but he was reminding Ezra of his own mission that he has committed himself to. If Luke is the Chosen One, then I think Ezra is meant to be the Spark of Rebellion. Much like “Return of the King”, everyone in “Star Wars” has a role to play.