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The light saber fight in the ruins was the highlight of the otherwise mediocre season. Very nice to see the martial arts roots of Star Wars embraced. Otherwise the twists and turns in the finale were almost all unbelievable and out of character.
Yes, I think you nailed it. After a whole lot of fairly un-nuanced character development for Osha and May, it was like they just switched brains in the last episode. What the heck? And there was definitely no payoff to any of the one/two stuff.