I don't understand. What did Maul mean he wanted something simple: "hope"?
What kind of desire is that for a Sith?
This is too vague yet the story is still good; no argument there.
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Hope is interesting for a former Sith, though Hope for what exactly?
It seems clear from previous interactions that much of his drive for revenge is focused on the remaining Sith and the inquisitors. He wasn't BETRAYED by Obi-Wan and might even sympathize with him a bit.
Paired with Ezra's desire (someone that is a key to destroying the Sith) I could see an awkward alliance in the future.
He's alive… Obi Wan
Twin suns… Tattooine
The destruction of the Sith… Luke
All those answers make good sense.
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I am Error.
If I had to guess -- Maul wasn't looking specifically for Obi-wan, but for the "hope" to destroy to the Sith. What they saw was a vision of Luke, but he likely also saw Obi-wan in the vision. I'm assuming Maul plans to kill Obi-wan, find Luke, and raise him as a Sith apprentice to take out Vader and the Emperor.
shareNow you're just speculating. Perhaps Maul does want revenge against the Sith for taking everything away from him.
At the end of The Clone Wars, Palpatine said he had plans for him while torturing with Force lightning. What was that about?
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I am Error.
That was already answered in Son of Dathomir.
SPOILERS
Sidious used Maul to lure out Mother Talzin to be able to finally kill her for good. In the process the Shadow Collective disbanded and Maul lost all the power he had over anything. He was pretty much on his own and Sidious no longer saw him as a threat to his plans and no longer cared about Maul.
Anakin destroyed the sith, not Luke. Luke was just the catalyst. Even Lucas said Anakin was the one who did it...
shareHope that his brother yet lived?
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