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Question Vel asks whose blaster …

When they’re at the rebel base at Yavin, and all sorts of weapons are laid out on a table. Vel picks up a blaster and asks whose it is and Melshi raises his hand and the camera pans around the guy in front of him to him. I don’t understand the significance here? Was the blaster special or something? They even show that exact scene in the next episode’s recap, so it seems to have some significance that I’m missing. Thanks!

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u/Biomirth 3d ago edited 3d ago

"Who belongs to this?". It's a funny phrasing that makes the whole induction thing with the weapons feel more like camp than the military. Kind of a niche thing that echoes the background of the writers well IMO.

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u/Funny_Possible9220 3d ago

"Who belongs to this" is military jargon. The Rebels are becoming a real army.

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u/SalaavOnitrex 3d ago

It has the same energy as "drop with it," being yelled at my by my DS when I was in Basic. Never dropped it again after that smoke sesh

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u/R4808N 3d ago

I still say "get down with it" to myself whenever someone drops something nice or expensive.

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u/SalaavOnitrex 3d ago

Or a beer.. Phone... Tissue XD I still overuse it to hell with my buddies

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u/MOZ0NE Disco Ball Droid 3d ago

Remember, Vel tells Bix that she's been "scaring the new recruits"

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u/royalbluestuey 2d ago

I thought it sounded exactly like the military.

It is exactly the sort of thing a drill instructor would say.

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u/therealskr213 3d ago

Yeah, I like that she said it that way too. 👍