Disney+ released episode 7 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3, titled Extraction, on March 13. This episode finds the Bad Batch having to flee a base under attack from Commander Wolffe's Imperial unit.
After the Bad Batch defeats Clone X trooper CX-2 in the opening scene of the episode, Wolffe has to choose what to do when CX-2 enlists in the Empire. Because Wolffe and his men are employed by the Empire, they are viewed as villains.
However, Wolffe exercises reasonable restraint by letting the Bad Batch, Howzer, and Rex go in peace. When Commander Wolffe first encountered CX-2 in Star Wars: The Bad Batch's Extraction episode, many significant things happened.
Wolffe's encounter with CX-2 on Star Wars: The Bad Batch: Exploring the suspicion and tension
Episode 7 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch explores the theme of tension and suspicion through Wolffe's encounter with CX-2. As soon as Wolffe, an agent of the Empire, lands on Teth, he finds dead clones marked "insurgents," which makes him suspicious of CX-2.
The episode becomes more complex as a result of this encounter, which also highlights the existence of clones who remain loyal to the Empire while displaying Wolffe's clone instincts for justice.
As Wolffe and CX-2 interact, the story becomes more intense, highlighting the moral quandaries and internal conflict these characters must navigate in a chaotic and morally dubious galaxy.
Crosshair's improvisation: Overcoming challenges in battle
Through his improvisation, Crosshair demonstrates his ability to overcome obstacles in battle in the Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode Extraction. He manages to fight through his tremor—a crippling ailment that snipers suffer from—so that he can stay productive during his captivity as an Imperial prisoner.
In a fight with CX-2, Crosshair chooses to throw an explosive close to his target instead of going for his usual precise shot. This unexpected move buys the heroes crucial time in the battle and surprises both the enemy and the audience.
This instance demonstrates Crosshair's strategic skill on the battlefield and emphasizes his capacity for adaptation and resourcefulness in the face of difficulty, giving his character more depth in Star Wars: The Bad Batch.
Wolffe's decision: A shift in loyalties and values
The choice Wolffe makes in Star Wars: The Bad Batch's "Extraction" episode marks a dramatic change in his morals and allegiances. Wolffe faces a moral conundrum when he learns that the Empire is holding their clone brothers captive and using them for experimental purposes.
Wolffe initially supports the Empire, but in the end, he decides to back off and let Rex, The Bad Batch, and Omega go because he values his brothers' honor more than following orders mindlessly.
The intricacy of Wolffe's journey and the effects of his decisions on the series' developing story are demonstrated by this choice. This also demonstrates his internal conflict and character development.
The mystery of Omega: Setting the stage for future revelations
Rex points out how important it is to understand Omega's function within the Empire since it will affect later events. He tells Hunter that he has to figure out why the Empire wants Omega. He says that if they want to keep her safe, he has to find out Omega's importance.
When Wolffe chooses to release Rex, The Bad Batch, and Omega, Howzer engages in the decision-making process, showing themes of loyalty and values over irrational submission.
In combat, Crosshair proves his strategic skill by triumphing over challenges and displaying flexibility and resourcefulness. While he works for the Empire, Commander Wolffe displays his clone instinct for justice by defying orders and choosing to honor his brothers.
You can watch season 3 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch on Disney+.