Doesn't it have to be won in combat for the possession to be legitimate?

She wields that thing better then Din Djarin. I think its hers now

End game can be seen from a mile away. They will find some middle solution between the clans. Mando will eventually reunite the Mandalorian

Question, how do they deal with Gorgu in the cannon? He might became the leader of the mandalore in 4-5 years. Sounds like they are planning a long series run.

Remember when the armorer told him it was heavy because he hadn’t found himself or whatever?

They made it notably different because Bo Katan knows who and what she is and is.

It was very deliberate and that’s the point they were trying to make.

I’m guessing it’s part of Dins journey and he finds himself and wrecks shit with the saber.

Or Grogu does it.

Not to mention she's saved him twice in the span of an hour or so.

I also find it amusing how she scoffs at Din Djarin for his belief that he has to be cleansed in the Mines of Mandalore for his transgressions, but she won't accept the Dark Saber as a gift for the long held belief that it must be taken from the prior holder through one-on-one combat. I feel that is going to be addressed very soon.

It's a really nice little nuance that they're subtly pointing out that nobody is right. The armorer is wrong that the planet is poisoned, Bo Katan is wrong that there is nothing there for them.

Thinking about the Mythosaur on second watch.

Very clearly he was not aggressive towards them. In fact they deliberately showed him vanishing from the shot, almost as if they will have to seek him out again.

I don't think there will be any taming of the Mythosaur. Rather, you must prove yourself worthy to be his rider, as a status symbol. Almost like a weird twisted veresion of the Sword in the Stone. The Mythosaur is Excalibur.

There's also a bit of Arthurian tale potential in there with the body of water and Bo Katan, AKA the Lady of the Lake