So heroic... just like your master. Tell me, Jedi, how did you survive Order 66, hmm? It was your Master, Billaba, who laid down her life for yours. Do you remember her last word to you, her last and final breath before she died? You do, don't you? You see it in your sleep, you hear her voice when you wake. Tell me, Jedi, what was her last word to you?
And does your loyal and precious crew know you ran as your Master fell? Abandoned her and the Jedi Order, when they needed you most? [Kanan looks ashamed] What do you think your rebels would do, if they knew their leader was a coward? You're even afraid of your own power; you don't have the courage to wear your full saber out in the open! Let me tell you something, Jedi... you're right to be afraid! You couldn't save your Master then, and you can't save your followers now!
[dueling the Inquisitor after Ezra's "death"] You were right: I was a coward. But now I know there is something strong than fear. Far stronger: the Force. [The Inquisitor spins his lightsaber in defense.] Let me show you how strong it is. [Kanan places both his blades inside the spinning ring of the Inquisitor's dual lightsabers. The Inquisitor realizes what is happening as Kanan brings both lightsabers up, destroying the weapon and making his opponent fall off the ledge where he hangs on. The severed blades fall and hit the reactor which starts to explode.]
[Looking up to find Kanan holding both lightsabers at his throat] You have no idea what you've unleashed here today. There are some things far more frightening than death. [The Inquisitor lets go of the ledge, falling to his death in the exploding reactor as a shocked Kanan looks on.]
Agent Kallus, I've exhausted every resource to find information about the rebels, but there is nothing to be found! What more does Governor Tarkin expect?
If the rebels have left, then we must draw them back, and if they are here, we must draw them out. We will squeeze Lothal until someone reveals the whereabouts of these traitors.
And I'm grateful, but that doesn't mean I want to join their little army. When you and I started together, it was rob from the Empire, give to the needy: a noble cause. Now, we're getting drawn into some military thing, and I don't like it.
[curtly] I don't feel like discussing it. [Ezra turns to leave; Kanan lets out a bitter sigh and starts talking] It was at the end, the end of the war. Our fellow soldiers, the clones, the ones we Jedi fought side by side with suddenly turned and betrayed us. I watched them kill my Master! She fought beside them for years and they gunned her down in a second! Then they came for me. Later, they said they had chips in their heads that made them do it, that they had no choice.
[reveals himself in the doorway] I didn't betray my Jedi. [indicates a scar on his temple] Wolffe, Gregor and I all removed our control chips. We all had a choice.
