What was Palpatine trying to do to Ezra?

If you mean, in Rebels, why did the Emperor show himself to Ezra as Palpatine instead of Sidious. It was meant to encourage Ezra to let his guard down, to trust just enough to do what he wanted him to. He was trying to deceive him. Palpatine’s real look doesn’t exactly scream “trust”.

How did Ezra survive hyperspace?

And even were Ezra to survive by tapping into the Force – as we’ve seen other Force-users do to survive in space – where would he go? Ezra’s plan was left purposefully ambiguous, but in his final holo-message he tells the Ghost Crew that he can’t wait to come home.

Did Palpatine steal Padme’s life force?

So, as Anakin was dying from his wounds on Mustafar, the Emperor siphoned the Living Force from Padmé and brought it to Anakin. Thus, she died as he was reborn as Darth Vader.

Did people know Palpatine could use the force?

For the most part, no. Palpatine had a rule that anyone who witnessed him using the force had to be eliminated. Notable exceptions were of course Darth Vader as well as the Royal Guards. Palpatine also revealed his mastery over the force to Gallius Rax, though Gallius did not actually believe in such things.

Does Ezra Bridger join the Dark Side?

Ezra turns to the dark side, kills Kanan, and joins the Inquisitorius Darth Maul.

How did Palpatine find Ezra?

Palpatine does not actually enter the world between worlds, but he starts talking to Ezra through one of the portals. Presumably, he knows about the dimension but is not actually able to enter it himself; that’s why he sent Imperials to Lothal to gain access to the portal that Ezra went into.

Did Palpatine create Anakin’s visions?

In Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, Palpatine told the tale of Darth Plagueis the Wise, a Sith Lord who learned how to manipulate the Midichlorians in order to create life. Still, although the vision is not conclusive, it strongly supports the idea Anakin was created by Palpatine.

What were Padme’s last words?

The subtitles and script show some of Padme’s final words to Obi Wan as “There is still good in him.” Every time I watch this I swear she says “Obi Wan… there’s quite a name.” I have always thought of it as her recognizing him for everything he has done over the trilogy.