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The episode is essentially a retread of episode 3, but from a different perspective. It focuses on the lesbian witch community on the planet, revisiting the scene where the Jedi arrive to take May and OSHA away. In episode 3, the story is told from the witches’ viewpoint, emphasizing their community and struggles. In episode 7, the narrative switches to the Jedi’s perspective, describing their motives and actions. This back-and-forth structure feels redundant, as it neither advances the plot nor deepens character understanding. Instead, it illustrates a fundamental flaw often seen in Disney Star Wars projects: a tendency to drag out storylines unnecessarily, stretching an eight-episode series into a drawn-out montage of repetitive scenes.