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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT This article contains spoilers for The Acolyte episode 3.No, The Acolyte episode 3 hasn't broken Star Wars canon - and in fact fits surprisingly well with it. The discourse ahead of The Acolyte episode 3 was explosive to say the least, with critical commentators insisting this would somehow break the lore irreparably.
Osha & Mae's Controversial Origin Story Explained The twins were conceived by the power of the Force Close The Acolyte episode 3 is an unusual one, an entire flashback episode revealing some of what really happened on the planet Brendok 16 years before the show's main events. It explores a coven of witches who have secreted themselves on a remote planet, hoping to remain hiidden from the watchful eyes of the Jedi and the Republic.
Meanwhile, there's one obvious difference between Anakin and the twins; the fact that he is male, while they are female. Osha and Mae were presumably conceived by Mother Aniseya using the Force to manipulate the Midi-chlorians in Mother Koril's womb, and there would only be X chrosomes present - explaining why both twins are female. Anakin is still miraculous in that he was a male child, with the Y chromosomes somehow created by the will of the Force.
Osha & Mae's Origin May Yet Contain Some Surprises Don't assume the truth has been told just yet It's important to note there may be more twists in Osha and Mae's origin story. The Acolyte is employing a smart narrative technique from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, that of the unreliable narrator, because episode 3 is told only from Osha's point of view.
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