[animatedjen]

Details: Cal Kestis

[animatedjen]

When the game looks like concept art >>>>>

[vindicia]

CAL KESTIS in Jedi: Survivor   —  [1 / ?]

[calkestis]

@swsource​ star wars week: Day 1: The Chosen One - Favourite Character ↳ CAL KESTIS

"Being a Jedi was the best thing that had ever happened to Cal. He loved it, even when the galaxy told him he shouldn’t, told him he should hide." (Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars)

[jfodaily]

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - Official Recap Cinematic

[userobiwan]

A strange thing about stories -- Though this all happened so long ago and so far away that words cannot describe the time or the distance, it is also happening right now. Right here. It is happening as you read these words.

- Matthew Stover, Revenge of the Sith

[piedpip3rrr]

Days at the cafe

[storybookprincess]

this bit has absolutely no right to be this funny

[viktor-the-leshen]

[shirecorn]

Another deep sea mermaid with a creative body plan: the stoplight loosejaw. This dragonfish has unfolding jaws that allow it to swallow slippery, oversize prey, though it is happy to feast on copepod plankton, which power its unusual bioluminescence.

Red light disappears in the depths, but the mermaid still sees what is illuminated, unknowing, in front of its jaws. Blue light to lure prey in, red to signal its impending death.

A truly gorgeous creature!

[aristotels]

i dont think usamericans rly understand how prevalent their culture is. english is taught in schools. we hear about usa news, watch usa shows and movies, know usa actors, read usa books, listen to usa music, have usa brands. i have a shirt somewhere with some usa flag motive from like 15 years ago. cant remember why i even have it. why were they even selling that in croatia. your books and culture are everywhere, you dominate social media, and then come on here whenever someone gives even a middle criticism and act like spoiled children because someone wants you to open an atlas

[spaghettioverdose-deactivated20]

Partially related but a lot of usamericans also love to pull the whole "You just don't know how bad things are here. We have food deserts and a shitty education ststem and no opportunities for disadvantaged people and fascism and etc. etc." whenever you criticise them or say that they benefit from imperialism or anything like that.

1. We all know about the problems the US has. You guys dominate political discourse too. You can't take two steps in any political space on the internet without hearing about the socio-economic problems of the US.

2. Many countries have the same problems. Many countries have the same problems but worse. Many countries have the same problems plus a bunch of extra problems on top. In many cases due to something the US has done and continues to do to this day. You are not exceptional.

3. Having socio-economic problems does not stop you from benefiting from imperialism. It does not stop your country from being the imperial core. It does not stop your country from holding a cultural and economic hegemony over most of the planet. It also does not excuse you from thinking Egypt is in Eastern Europe. It does not excuse you from joining the US military or working for Raytheon or Lockheed Martin just because you're queer or whatever else.

[frenchonionsoop]

im spinnin like a ballerina

[yaolmao]

sleep eepy detectives 🔎🔎🔎

[seukorei]

femzai phone doodles

[pleucas]

controversial trench coat man

[fury176]

The reminders

[originalartblog]

the glamorous life of a mafia executive

(based on an idea from Remi!)