”I was not elected to watch my people suffer and die whilst you discuss this invasion in a committee”
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”I was not elected to watch my people suffer and die whilst you discuss this invasion in a committee”
post war no order 66 au where the chips are discovered but they're still working on developing the brain surgery to remove them.
the clones decide to compare how many orders their commander's chips have received. rex and cody are tied for first with 10 each, and considering that most of the clones have 2 max it's a very high number. since the commands tend to be "fall in line"/"follow orders" it's seen that cody and rex are incredibly rebellious/independent clones (but they knew that already).
they're about to call the competition to a close when some guard shines pull a very confused fox into the room.
he's pushed to the front and has the scanner held to his head. there's arguing around the room. rule following fox? the guy who made their lives miserable while getting shore leave on courasant? he probably doesn't even have one!
and then the orders start rolling in. 10. 20. 50. 100. more and more and more appearing and the room is fucking silent. when did he even get the chance to get these orders given to him!?
the room is so quiet they can hear stone oh so quietly say "the chancellor..." and the creak of plastoid as fox's head snaps up. the most recent command still listed on screen.
you will forget that i am the one to give these commands.
oh. oh. the chancellor. he did this... he did everything.
it all makes sense now.
Always just hooting and hollering around Soundwave, those two 💔 surely at this point his audials are only being hung together with duct tape and dreams… get him outta there Shockwave, he’s in dire need of intelligent, quieter company 😭 actually, it might be prescribed by a doctor even
he had to have been thinking it
He can't keep getting away with this
i've just rewatched the outpost and, my god, it's so incredibly painful how long it takes crosshair to realise that mayday wants to know his name. the silence after mayday says his own speaks volumes. i loathe thinking about how long crosshair had to live through without anyone calling him by his name, only ever referring to him as ct-9904.
mayday was the first to treat him like a human being in months. he was the first one to see him, after months of being completely alone. it also makes me incredibly soft and sad how, when mayday drags the heater towards crosshair, he literally gives him light.
i will never be normal about this episode.
The Bad Batch 1.07 Battle Scars
they're absolutely adorable in this scene. Wrecker hug! Rex's squished face! ECHO ACTUALLY SMILING!
telling myself that Crosshair knew how to fight off Clone X's knife attacks because of past training/sparring with Hunter
@robotsandramblings nope sorry that made me laugh way too hard for it to stay in the tags
After their first time sparring:
Crosshair coming into their room: Hunter stabbed me-!
Wrecker : What did you do?
Crosshair : *disbelieving stare*
Tech : Wrecker's question is fair.
First time Crosshair manage to toally piss of Echo, he realise scomp are as dangerous as a knife in (as) an ARC trooper.
something something “I’m a person and my name is Anakin” showing his name is a central way he retains identity while a child slave vs “that name no longer has any meaning to me” in almost the same breath as “I must obey my master” thirty years later after Sidious accomplished what Gardulla and Watto never managed to: breaking his spirit and convincing him he has no other options but obedience, accepting painful consequences, never looking for a way out. something like that
Grit your teeth and bear it, soldier
My dear Cody! Let him have a beach day episode, I beg of you. He needs downtime stat
I don't think Jocasta Nu gets enough credit for this moment where she purges the entire Jedi Archive data to keep the Empire from being able to access that trove of knowledge for their purposes:
It's just the valor of surviving Order 66, somehow, impossibly getting away, and yet still coming back into her gutted home-turned-tomb to do this excruciating, ultimate act of sacrifice. Destroying this last physical manifestation of her people's culture, identity, and her own life's work. It's such a Jedi moment: letting something deeply important go, not out of apathy or coldness, but to protect others.
Jocasta as a character is so defined by her exchange in AotC, telling Obi-Wan that if something isn't in the Jedi Archives, it doesn't exist. So many fans have interpreted that as to stand for the arrogance of the Jedi, not the pride in her life's work collecting and maintaining a resource as incredible and massive as the Jedi Archives. I think this act is even more powerful answer to those charges; far from Jocasta Nu being a posterchild for the Jedi doggedly clinging to an institution for the sake of itself, she's willing to throw all of that away in an instant if it means one less weapon for the Empire.
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Nothing but him in my brain currently
temple guards have so much aura bro
(drawing those guys because they're cool and my friend is going to watch maul with me 🫶🫶🫶)