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Still, it is difficult to erase the near lifetime of kinship and brotherhood that Obi-Wan and Anakin once had, despite the ensuing tragedies. He is also weighed down by the relentless Jedi hunters stalking his tracks, the young Luke Skywalker's unprotected condition in the Tatooine desert, and any other burdens we have yet to see an exiled Jedi grapple with. The most important point to furnish with rhetoric is that Obi-Wan, according to the little bit of the show we've seen in these past two trailers, is clearly traumatized by Anakin's turn to the dark side, Padme's death, and the slaughter of nearly all the Jedi. Obi-Wan, firstly, will have to make the transition to calling Anakin by his new title, Lord Vader, as he has by A New Hope, although it is fair to say that maybe Ben Kenobi only refrained from calling Vader by his given name to protect Luke from the truth. Obi-Wan​​​​​​​ Kenobi might bridge that gap through a different kind of character study, perhaps even a return to the camaraderie between the long alienated Jedi. It is hard to match up the heart-rending pain in Obi Wan's voice as he cried out to a burning, suffering, fallen Anakin with the rather stoic, resigned death portrayed by the great thespian Alec Guinness. Our evidence for these reasons is simply that it just makes sense. There are reasons to speculate that when Ben Kenobi met his fate at the hands of his padawan, the newly reunited Luke and Leia finally in his sights, he was more at peace with the trajectory his life took, and his relationship with Anakin, than we thought. But nobody knows what happened in the middle, in between those two tragedies, and that is what Disney Plus' most emotionally charged show yet, Obi-Wan Kenobi, looks to fill in. We also know the ending that Darth Vader doled out in return to his old teacher, friend, and long-time nemesis, Ben Kenobi, in A New Hope. Star Wars fans know what happened between the ill-fated brothers in the Force, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, in 2005's prequel trilogy conclusion, Revenge of the Sith.