Empathy Doll Shot: While Numa is still around, finding her abandoned tooka doll in the remains of her home drives home the fact that many others, including Numa's parents, did not survive.

Dutch Angle: When Ghost Company is running to take on the outer wall, the camera angle is tilted and low as they run through the forest, accentuating their losses during the assault.

The Dog Bites Back: When the Twi'lek prisoners are freed, they take the opportunity to tear the tactical droid to pieces.

Disapproving Look: Waxer shoots one to Boil when he suggests putting binders on Numa.

Devoured by the Horde: The tactical droid is ripped apart by the freed Twi'leks.

Cover Innocent Eyes and Ears: Obi-Wan tries to cover Numa's eyes when the freed Twi'leks start tearing apart the tactical droid by hand, but she moves his hand out of the way.

He comes around at the end of the episode.

Child Hater: While it is not outright hatred, Boil is irritated that Waxer insists on trying to look after the little Twi'lek girl they find in the city.

The tactical droid when he is about to shoot Obi-Wan from his tank:.

Obi-Wan drops his lightsaber during the run-in with the gutkurrs and Cody returns it to him afterwards, which is exactly like what will happen on Utapau shortly before the execution of Order 66.

Namely, Numa calling Waxer and Boil, nerra, or 'brothers', may initially seem like she's calling them her big brother figures, but notice that she only starts to call them that after they unmask themselves to show her that they're not Separatist droids - they're clones, so she thinks they're literal brothers.

Bilingual Bonus: The episode's use of Twi'leki becomes more effective if you know some phrases.

The Beastmaster: Obi-Wan provides the second on-screen demonstration of the Force ability to control animals in the canon (Anakin did it first on Geonosis back in Attack of the Clones), which he uses on the hungry gutkurrs the Separatists unleash.

When they ask Obi-Wan what it means, he reveals she's been calling them 'brother', recognizing the strong bond between the clones.

Band of Brothers: Numa keeps calling Waxer and Boil a Twi'leki word once she warms up to them.

Directly after Windu and the intro narration gives an overview of their intentions, Obi-Wan reminds the clone troopers on the gunship with him that they're there to help the Twi'leks, not destroy their home, bringing to light the different priorities the clone troopers bring with them and reminding them that Ryloth is occupied friendly ground, not enemy territory.

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