Here are the 5 questions we most want to be answered after The Mandalorian season 3 episode 2, titled « he Mines of Mandalore.
In The Mines of Mandalore, Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) follows through on the promise he made in The Mandalorian’s season 3 premiere. The second chapter of the Disney+ series’ long-awaited third season follows Din and Grogu as they embark on a dangerous journey first to the surface of Mandalore and then into the sundered planet’s underground tunnels and mines. Along the way, Din ends up in a deadly situation that only Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff) is able to rescue him from.
In case all of that wasn’t enough, episode 2 of The Mandalorian season 3 also ends with a revelation that raises a number of exciting new possibilities for the show’s future. With that in mind, here are five questions we’re dying to have answered after The Mandalorian season 3 episode 2.Who else knows Mandalore is inhabitable?
It’s revealed early on in The Mines of Mandalore that, just as Bo-Katan and Din suspected, the air on Mandalore is not, in fact, poisonous. That means the planet is still habitable, though, its sundered landscape, numerous ruins, and dangerous subterranean creatures would make actually living there difficult. When Bo-Katan arrives on Mandalore later in the episode, Din informs her that she was right all along about the planet’s conditions.
Is there anyone else who actually knows what the true state of Mandalore is? In the Mandalorian season 3 premiere, Din tells The Armorer (Emily Swallow) he bought a piece of Mandalorian architecture from a Jawa who, in turn, got it from a traveler who claimed they had visited Mandalore. Who could this mystery traveler be? Even more importantly, are they, Din, and Bo-Katan the only ones who know Mandalore is (mostly) safe to visit?Why doesn’t Bo-Katan try to claim the Darksaber?
Bo-Katan rescues Din Djarin from near death in The Mandalorian season 3 episode 2 by using the Darksaber to cut apart his mysterious alien captor.
