This is pretty obvious no?

I have a feeling it was the light whip weilding jedi

Sounds like the Jedi need an Internal Affairs division within their order.

He was green Jedi's padawan, he's using the twins to get her out of the temple to confront her personally.

Roe was his master, that's been made fairly clear with the whip and his scars and even his saber is built to fight a whip. that hidden Shoto blade is the same solution that Luke came up with to handle light whips in legends.

Qimir is just a very very naughty boy . Each to their own .

That scar on his back looks more like a lightning strike to me. Wouldnt a whip still leave a single slash ? The plot suggest a light whip but idk .....that scar is really jagged as if it was multiple attacks or force lightning .

Darth teeth quoting Jordan Peterson was not on my Star Wars, the acolyte bingo card

“You want to know how I got these scars? You see, my sith master…”

Wondering if Qimir was subject to a padawan purge (possibly Vernestra) or if his Sith master is responsible?

I have a feeling that Peterson himself might be quoting something. It sounds like that kind of line to me, not something Peterson originated.

It just seems incredibly coincidental that the scars and the whip were revealed in the same episode for them not to be connected.

The Stranger is unreliable, his lack of answer to if it was his Jedi master specifically who did that made me feel he just wanted Osha to draw that conclusion herself. I can't wrap my head around how Venestra could be made to punish a padawan like that.

Thank you for covering new content with genuine interest and not just rage baiting like a lot of others in the space seem to be doing. I appreciate you immensely.

The fact they revealed both Qimir's scar and the Light Whip in the same episode certainly seems to make us connect the two - but that could be foreshadowing, or a fun misdirect to add to our growing suspicions about Vernestra. The fact this show has us asking all these questions 3/4 of the way through the season is the mark of a good mystery. I WANT to know the truth, but I am afraid of what learning the truth may do to my feelings for these characters. It's compelling storytelling, even in spite of some of the shows flaws.

Qimir is 'The Acolyte'.

Hey Allen, I also want to say that from the POV of a Geologist, the Kortosis deposit on that island makes enough sense to fall within "this is jussssst close enough to reality to be allowed to stretch" Basically, you can expect to find native metals on an extinct volcanic island like the one shown, but a vein that thick would be exceedingly rare as well as horizontal rather than vertical in a lot of cases this vein would have formed as debris solidifying in a melt and falling to rest at the bottom of the magma chamber. This debris being grains of kortosis that then weld together to create the mineral lattice of the Pegmatite shown on screen (but 90 degrees rotated :P ) Also, it would be more likely to form an oxide or sulfate mineral than the native metal if it was formed where this was in the basaltic environment of the island. Anyway, I'll press play on the video and let you talk about the writing, LOL

I was looking at the real life ages of the actors for Qimir and Osha. 37 and 25. Qimir saying a long time ago could be 20-25 years. Maybe he left the Jedi as a teen. In that timeline he and Osha would have never crossed paths at the temple.

Sleeping on an old spring mattress. That's why you gotta flip your mattress every 6 months

I wouldn't be surprised if Qimir is just a fallen jedi. I do love theories, but sometimes I feel expectations can ruin a show. So I take all theories as a grain of salt. That doesn't mean I don't hope my favorite theories come true. BTW Thank you, Generation Tech, for typically scripting your channel less opinionated. I love to learn without embracing my hatred, lol. ❤

They went from Smilo Ren to Darth Man meat