"Study the bottom of my boot."
Episode 2.7, "Legacy of Terror" has got to be one of the best episodes of the series so far. Aside from being good, it reminds me of two things:
1. Episodes without Ahsoka are now a little bit of a relief.
2. The DN Trilogy really was that creepy.
I just have one question:
Why does Luminara turn around in holo-form (i.e. viewed on the receiving end of one of her transmissions) when someone enters the conversation from another angle, but in real form is actually holding a holo of everyone standing together? She has no need to turn around. They're in her palm. There is no holo projector off behind her or to her side that illuminates a new arrival. They wouldn't show up until they're in the view of what her transceiver can record. Therefore, they'd be right in front of her line of vision. She wouldn't have to turn around. Am I right? Does someone have a Star Wars-ed explanation for this?
1. Episodes without Ahsoka are now a little bit of a relief.
2. The DN Trilogy really was that creepy.
I just have one question:
Why does Luminara turn around in holo-form (i.e. viewed on the receiving end of one of her transmissions) when someone enters the conversation from another angle, but in real form is actually holding a holo of everyone standing together? She has no need to turn around. They're in her palm. There is no holo projector off behind her or to her side that illuminates a new arrival. They wouldn't show up until they're in the view of what her transceiver can record. Therefore, they'd be right in front of her line of vision. She wouldn't have to turn around. Am I right? Does someone have a Star Wars-ed explanation for this?