[plastic-pipes]

i just want them to have nice things 

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[sabellart]

after the war

[sabellart]

the best character development in the show

[sunatsubu]

Read somewhere either fic or someone's headcanon, of zeb totally leaning into his cat-like tendencies just to mess with Kallus and thought that was hilarious

[ghost-of-bourbon]

Hi

[theresa-draws]

twilight of the republic “This story happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. It is already over. Nothing can be done to change it.”

[commander-heck-cody]

This is one of my absolute favorites! Ahsoka and Rex on Mandalore as Anakin looks regretfully back towards them. Padmé staring firmly ahead while Obi-Wan's expression is somewhere is between. It just summarizes their characters so so well and I love it.

[elivanto]

star wars gif meme: [02/02] themes ↳ found family

[gil-estel]

i just think he deserves a visit to ilum, y’know?

(drawtober 2023 day 8 - ice/toad)

[softieskywalker]

din not knowing anything about star wars was funny because he deliberately didn't want to know but ezra is way funnier because he was a main player in the galactic civil war until his strategic exit and then the Main Plot happened and he missed literally all of it but he Does know most of the main players involved. he'll be getting updates like yeah remember lando calrissian? the smuggler that betrayed you once? yeah he blew up the second death star. oh you didn't know about the first death star? ok so luke skywalker blew up that one after rescuing princess leia. oh you don't know him? he's the long lost son of ahsoka's master. yeah he saved the princess like, his day one in the rebellion. turns out she's also his sister. yeah everyone is vaguely related apparently. wait until you meet jacen!

[darthvaders]

He takes the ounce of good still left in him and destroys the Emperor out of compassion for his son.

[commander-heck-cody]

While there were some things I didn’t love about the Ahsoka finale (where is my Hera/Ezra hug!), overall it was such a gorgeous episode and that perfectly understood everything Star Wars is about.

It’s about family and lineage, about those who came before you and the family you choose for yourself. It’s about grief and loss and difficult choices. Facing the consequences of those choices. It's about letting go and finding peace in what you cannot change. Fighting for something bigger than yourself. It's about light and darkness and the people who are all of it at once.

In the end, Ahsoka understood the lesson Anakin never could. The same lesson Kanan taught Ezra and that Sabine chose to ignore to bring him home. That moving on doesn't mean forgetting.

[trashcora]

Ariana Greenblatt as YOUNG AHSOKA TANO AHSOKA — Part 5: Shadow Warrior

[oddlyenthusiast]

Me, a Black Sails fan watching Ray Stevenson talk about the inevitability of the Empire in the Ahsoka series:

*nods along* yes yes, good shit right here

[sugahoney-icedtea]

AHSOKA (2023) | Part 5: Shadow Warrior

"I gave you a choice... Live or Die"

[where-is-ezra]

ezra bridger was missing for 2024 long, agonizing days. and now he's been found.

[stevenrogered]

Star Wars Rebels 4x15 / Ahsoka 1x06