It's a sound strategy for the time being, but Obi-Wan has been on the frontlines long enough now to realize that the best laid plans are always up for debate. One cannot account for everything, no matter how hard they try, not even the droids they fight against. But this framework is a starting point, and the direction is better than nothing.

What isn't a happy revelation is the way it sounds like more Jedi have become Darksiders. It was one thing to be faced with people like Maul, or Ventress, who had never been on the side of light insofar as he could tell — but the thought that others had followed Dooku into the Dark was a chilling. Obi-Wan weighs his next question carefully. What Ezra says to him could be damning, but he must remind himself that these things can be changed. All futures could be changed.

"Do you now their names? Those former Jedi working for the dark side."