Anakin and Obi-Wan saying "Master" "Padawan" "Obi-Wan" "Anakin" back and forth until it's "Darth"

Compilation of every time Obi-Wan and Anakin address each other by name, Obi-Wan calling him "Anakin" a billion times, and Anakin shifting between "Master" and "Obi-Wan" after he becomes a Jedi Knight. You can see the entire story of their relationship in the way they address each other. Clips are from Attack of the Clones, 2003 Clone Wars, 2008 Clone Wars, 2014 Unreleased Clone Wars, Revenge of the Sith, 2022 Obi-Wan Kenobi, and a New Hope

the entire story of the relationship between anakin and obi-wan can be read in the evolution of the names they call each other. generally we use a person's name to them to get their attention, seeking connection, so it's possible to track who is reaching out over time.

in attack of the clones, we hear "master" from anakin as he chases after approval from obi-wan, and then in the beginning of the clone wars, we hear an evolution from "master" to "obi-wan," and obi-wan drops "padawan" entirely. their conversation begins to be more in balance, trading names back and forth as equals.

anakin begins to drift away from obi-wan later in the clone wars, and we begin to hear fewer and fewer bids for obi-wan's attention, and more and more "anakin" from obi-wan as he reaches out to him. their relationship has become unbalanced again, and then finally breaks apart. vader has a new master, and by the death star, obi-wan is in a place to call him "darth," signifying his resolution that vader killed anakin and took his place.

the heart of the story of star wars to me sometimes is the lifelong, evolving dialogue between the two, an ongoing argument and negotiation that only is resolved at the very end (in a legends book, anyway) with the first thing that anakin hears after death is obi-wan saying, "anakin," having accepted him back to his old identity and welcomes him to the force.