Amandla Stenberg as Osha and Mae Aniseya in The Acolyte, edited together with a chevron effect
Summary The Acolyte episode 7 was just released, and the episode ended with a brand-new song. The Acolyte episode 7 showcased another flashback to Brendok sixteen years earlier; however, instead of just getting Osha ’s perspective of the events that killed her whole family, audiences got to see it from multiple different sides, including the Jedi and Osha’s sister Mae. In this flashback, audiences see how the witches of Brendok really died, and how the Jedi covered up their mistakes on Brendok.
Related Star Wars: The Acolyte Episode Guide - Cast Members, Biggest Takeaways & Easter Eggs Here's everything you need to follow along with Star Wars: The Acolyte, from references and trivia to main takeaways from each new episode. It's nothing new that music was written for a Star Wars project; however, “The Power of Two” is the first time a pop song was released as part of Star Wars. Other notable Star Wars songs like “Duel of the Fates” include vocals, but “The Power of Two” wasn’t written to be used in the show. Instead, the song compliments The Acolyte episode 7 and was designed to be used in the credits.
These lyrics hint that Mae and Osha being a vergence in the Force will forever put them at odds with one another, no matter who they are aligned with.
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