They are my family <3

This entire show could basically be summed up in this episode. 90% trash nonsense 10% actually good

“Remember Ezra, without hope, we have nothing.” Horrible time for Ezra my baby boy needs a hug 💖💖 but now the ghost crew is his new family 🫂🫂

To be a Jedi you need to have daddy or mommy issues?

Really love that Kanan and Hera did everything they could to find Ezra's parents Phoenix Squadron's escape from Imperial forces was cool Really like that Ezra inspired his parents with his speech before they died and that he finally got closure, still sad that he became an orphan all over again

so i guess this find of ezra parents is done and we can go forward

that Kanan/Ezra hug 🥲

Ezra is an underrated protag imo

Most of this episode was normal rebels but the last 5 minutes didn't need to go as hard as they did 7.4/10

ezra insane daddy and mommy issues

I’ve slowly been rewatching this series with my brother (my third watch, his first), and man, this episode always sticks with me. The emotional journey that Ezra takes is so understandable, and not even once, does his Master ever stop supporting him in finding the truth regarding his parents. This

First half was great second half was boring

This episode made me cry😭😭😭

👍🏻70%

Underrated

the loth cat was actually super cute BUT THE ENDING THO OMG

Really great ep, poor Ezra, but the fact he was able to unknowingly Inspire his parents before their death is heartwarming

Realized that one of the Gilroys helped write this and some of the other best Rebels episodes

“Your parents are alive inside you, Ezra. They always will be” 😭😭😭

Ezra’s parents really are the worst villains in the star wars universe for birthing that annoying little bitch

“Legacy” I actually really respect Dave Filoni for killing Ezra’s parents off-screen and just ending this boring mystery instead of dragging it out further.

Earlier on, Ezra will let his emotions get in the way of what he really should do. In Season 1 Episode 9, when Kanan is hurt, he gives into hate, using the force at his will to get revenge on the Grand Inquisitor. He becomes vengeful a few times throughout the series, constantly being tempted by the

Good episode full of Ezra character development.

Honestly a very underrated episode. I love hearing more about the affect Ezra’s speech in S1 had. I also love seeing Ezra accept what happened and be able to move forward while knowing that his parents will always be a part of him. Ezra learning to let go of the past is a central theme of his arc an