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** Ezra tells Chopper not to be a ''sleemo'' and get on with searching for Zeb.
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** Ezra tells Chopper not to be a ''sleemo'' (Huttese for slime ball) and get on with searching for Zeb.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[StatusQuoIsGod Zeb is reunited with the crew]], but Kallus politely turns down his offer to surrender himself. When Kallus finally makes it back thanks to a passing trader, the Empire having given up after a day, the cold acknowledgement of Admiral Konstantine provides a somber juxtaposition between Zeb's "family" and the strictly-business relationship between Kallus' fellow Imperials.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[StatusQuoIsGod Zeb is reunited with the crew]], but Kallus politely turns down his offer to surrender himself. When Kallus finally makes it back thanks to a passing trader, the Empire having given up after a day, the cold acknowledgement of Admiral Konstantine and his spartan quarters (the glowing meteorite being his only apparent personal possession aside from his bo rifle) provides a somber juxtaposition between Zeb's "family" and the strictly-business relationship between Kallus' fellow Imperials.
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** Possibly to an episode of another Disney show, ''WesternAnimation/TronUprising'': Two enemies — a rebel and a commander of a tyrannic regime — crash in an isolated location after a skirmish and have to team up to survive. One is injured and the other provides some medical aid. The seemingly evil commander is revealed to have a DarkAndTroubledPast. Finally, the two go their separate ways, with the enemy commander retreating to their quarters and reflecting on the events.
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** Possibly to an episode of another Disney show, ''WesternAnimation/TronUprising'': Two enemies — a rebel and a commander of a tyrannic tyrannical regime — crash in an isolated location after a skirmish and have to team up to survive. One is injured and the other provides some medical aid. The seemingly evil commander is revealed to have a DarkAndTroubledPast. Finally, the two go their separate ways, with the enemy commander retreating to their quarters and reflecting on the events.
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* HeinousnessRetcon: In the season one episode [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS1E01DroidsInDistress "Droids in Distress"]], Agent Kallus gloats to Zeb about how he took a bo-rifle (a weapon only wielded by the honor guard of Zeb's species, the Lasat) [[BattleTrophy from a Lasat he killed]], and that he was the one who gave the order for the Imperial forces to use the T-7 ion disruptors (weapons meant to take down starships) to decimate the population of Lasan. However, during an EnemyMine situation in this episode, Kallus admits that he was given the bo-rifle after defeating its owner in combat (as per [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt Lasat tradition]]). It is also revealed that Kallus wasn't the one who gave the order to use the disruptors, and had only claimed credit to make Zeb angry.
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Both Kallus and Zeb agree that if they make it out alive, they won't tell their allies and enemies about what happened after they part ways.
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* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Both Kallus and Zeb agree that if they make it out alive, they won't tell their allies and enemies about what happened after they part ways.ways, mostly to protect their reputations.
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* RevengeBeforeReason: Zeb's hatred towards Kallus over his own safety brought him ''even worse'' peril than having to be killed by the Empire.
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* {{Foil}}: Through Zeb and Kallus we get a harsh reminder of the differences between the rebellion and the empire thanks to their homecomings. Zeb is welcomed home with joy by a family that loves him, heading inside to a bunk he shares with Ezra, painted by Sabine, full of personal items and personality. Kallus limps in to... nothing, greeted with nothing more than the acknowledgment of his presence by Konstantine, to walk into a lonely cabin with nothing but a cot, a footlocker, and a desk.
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* {{Foil}}: Through Zeb and Kallus we get a harsh reminder of the differences between the rebellion and the empire thanks to their homecomings. Zeb is welcomed home with joy by a family that loves him, heading inside to a bunk he shares with Ezra, painted by Sabine, full of personal items and personality. Kallus limps in to... nothing, greeted with nothing more than the acknowledgment of his presence by Konstantine, to walk into a lonely cabin with nothing but a cot, a footlocker, [[NobodyPoops and a desk.sink]]. The warming stone Zeb found and gave to Kallus is the only element of personality in the room.
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* TheFoil: Through Zeb and Kallus we get a harsh reminder of the differences between the rebellion and the empire thanks to their homecomings. Zeb is welcomed home with joy by a family that loves him, heading inside to a bunk he shares with Ezra, painted by Sabine, full of personal items and personality. Kallus limps in to... nothing, greeted with nothing more than the acknowledgment of his presence by Konstantine, to walk into a lonely cabin with nothing but a cot, a footlocker, and a desk.
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* TheFoil: {{Foil}}: Through Zeb and Kallus we get a harsh reminder of the differences between the rebellion and the empire thanks to their homecomings. Zeb is welcomed home with joy by a family that loves him, heading inside to a bunk he shares with Ezra, painted by Sabine, full of personal items and personality. Kallus limps in to... nothing, greeted with nothing more than the acknowledgment of his presence by Konstantine, to walk into a lonely cabin with nothing but a cot, a footlocker, and a desk.
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* TheFoil: Through Zeb and Kallus we get a harsh reminder of the differences between the rebellion and the empire thanks to their homecomings. Zeb is welcomed home with joy by a family that loves him, heading inside to a bunk he shares with Ezra, painted by Sabine, full of personal items and personality. Kallus limps in to... nothing, greeted with nothing more than the acknowledgment of his presence by Konstantine, to walk into a lonely cabin with nothing but a cot, a footlocker, and a desk.
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* WorthyOpponent: They start out despising each other, but Zeb and Kallus come to respect each other, even if they can't agree with each other.
