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[cyartomad]

obi-wan kenobi only looks like a respectable, even-tempered rule-follower because he's standing next to Anakin "what are rules" Skywalker and Ahsoka "i know the rules but i don't give a shit" Tano. the moment he's alone, and not being forced to keep anyone in check, he is JUST as chaotic as the other two, if not more because he DOES know the rules and he DOES give a fuck so the fact that he's breaking them means he REALLY wants to ruin someone's day

[zer0-gen]

Obi-Wan is a ‘letter of the law’ more than a ‘spirit of the law’ kind of guy. He knows the rules. Word for word in fact. But he also knows ALL the loopholes, and by the Force, he’s going to use them.

[antianakin]

Jedi critical fans: The Council were so flawed that they never would've listened to Fives' information about the chips if he'd tried to tell them, they'd have dismissed it entirely!

The Jedi Council In Canon: *Start planning treason against Palpatine the minute he makes it clear he won't stop the war and try for peace even after Dooku is dead.*

The Jedi Council In Canon: *Literally are on their way to arrest Palpatine for corruption before they ever even discover he's a Sith.*

The Jedi Council In Canon: *Immediately believe Anakin when he tells them that Palpatine is a Sith, despite recent difficulty between Anakin and the Council.*

Me: Really? THAT Jedi Council? THAT'S the Council you think are too flawed to believe Fives when he tells them that a politician they already don't like because they know he's corrupt is actually an evil Sith Lord trying to kill them all? THAT Council? Are you sure?

[rochenn]

One thing I never liked is that Vader's/Anakin's sacrifice is so often framed as "redemption". It's great that he helped kill Sidious and made peace with his son and all, but even if he had survived that last battle, I fucking HOPE he would've been sent straight to Space Nuremberg afterwards. Am I really supposed to buy that Vader and Anakin are two entities so separate that Obi-Wan and Yoda are so chill with him after two decades of terror. That Anakin "well, if it works" Skywalker is standing there in the same ghostly light as his old masters who never once committed genocide. Idk. I love redemptions but there's some stuff you just can't come back from, ever.

[dollightfulvaquera]

Blorbo fixation so strong I want to wrap him up in bubble wrap and keep him safe while at the same time put him through the most gutwrenching angst I can write with my bare hands

[mister-warmth]

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[morally-earl-gray]

star wars fans are so funny bc like you can mention a background clone character who shows up in like, two episodes at most, and there will be some fangirl who's memorized his wiki page, has a pinterest fan page dedicated to him, and ships him with riyo chuchi

[notanartificialintelligence]

i hate it here im gonna [remembers suicide jokes are bad for mental health] find the Avatar and restore my honor

[forhappysake]

[brananna]

holy shit y’all should watch this one, what an admirable person

[just7frogsinapeoplesuit]

Adding tags from @what-even-is-thiss because they are my thoughts exactly

[jedi-enthusiast]

Ok, y'all know how Markiplier does the "jingle jingle" thing in his videos to make sure that we [the viewers] are paying attention?

Imagine the Jedi doing that with their lightsabers to make sure their friends or students are paying attention while they're talking, just-

"So the Force is in everything- jingle jingle look at the pretty glowing light ooooh -which makes us all connected to each other and the universe- oooooh pretty purple/blue/green/yellow lights ooooooh -which is why it's out duty to keep balance and- oooooooh pretty light glowy-"

[gothcowgrrl-deactivated20250922]

how shifting actually feels

from an experienced shifter

— many people have experienced symptoms when trying to shift, however not everyone does! when i had began my shifting journey, i used to always get symptoms, but now it’s very rare that i do. maybe i’ve become so used to it that it doesn’t correlate, or maybe it just comes that natural to me, either way i still shift. don’t give up because you can’t feel any symptoms, everyone is different.

— the first shift isn’t shocking. you ‘wake up’ and it feels natural. there’s no confusion, maybe a calm acknowledgement but that’s it. you won’t need a minute to compose yourself, or get so overwhelmed you can’t speak. you will remember all the events before you shifted, and it will feel like a natural continuation.

— when your dr self’s memories come rushing in, it isn’t that noticeable. it takes a split second for your memories to, let’s say, ‘update’. you don’t realise until you have to recall something, like remembering where your keys are or the password to your phone.

— doing things in your dr that you do not do in your cr comes naturally. for example, if you are an f1 driver in your dr, you will still know what you are doing. your brain holds the information you need.

— you are not the main character. istg if someone acts as if the whole world revolves around them in their dr one more time i will actually lose it. every single person in your dr has their own lives, their own feelings, etc. just like your cr. you are not special.

[kerryshifts]

we don’t shift realities because it’s cute. we shift because we are members of the human race, and the human race is filled with passion. shifting allows us to explore the depths of existence, to experience worlds beyond our own, and to understand ourselves in ways we never thought possible. it is through these journeys that we seek truth, beauty, and meaning in our lives.

[kelpietheshifter]

I found this on pinterest and I don't know exactly how to explain what i mean but apply this same logic to shifting y'all.

[carrion-art]

Simple moments

[duchess-of-mandalore]

The Jedi who loved too much, in spite of his self-sacrificial adherence to the Code.

The Jedi who lost the ones he loved, and loved the ones who caused him loss.

[tarantula-hawk-wasp]

Or like actually this kind of shows the success of the code? Obi-wan does not snap and commit revenge killings of innocent people, Obi-wan does not throw aside every moral teaching he has learned, with each tragic loss he does not become possessive of what he has left.

He continues as a Jedi fully entrenched in the light probably because of that Code he adheres to which includes beliefs about what happens after death that are likely comforting to someone who can literally feel the force.

I think he loved a perfectly reasonable amount for a Jedi and served as a counterpoint to Anakin’s failure (facilitated by Palpatine’s manipulation) to comprehend what danger the Code warns against when it forbids possessive love

[allthingskenobi]

#obi-wan kenobi has his flaws but striving to follow the beliefs and ideals of his people isn’t one of them (tag via @jedi-order-apologist)

[awesomestarfighter]

#the jedi are all about selfless love #which obi-wan embodies BECAUSE he is a jedi #not in spite of it

[jedi-enthusiasm-blog]

The Heart of a Jedi

It is a common belief in the galaxy that the Jedi are not permitted to love. Silently, some people mourn the children given to the Jedi, believing they will be brainwashed to hide their emotions and be unable to love. Disdainfully, some parents who don't wish to give their children to the Order claim that their children will never know love if they are taken in by the Order.

But love is a word with many connotations. How can a Jedi affirm or deny such accusations when they may be working with widely different definitions of the same word? When beings can mean any number of disparate emotions, many compatible with their way or life and many others contradictions of their code, values and vows?

The Jedi do not claim love is forbidden to them. How could they, with what love means to them? Saying love is allowed is misleading, and saying it's encouraged severely understates how important love is to them.

Love is essential, central to a Jedi's life. One cannot be a Jedi if they are devoid of love.

The Jedi do not claim that love is forbidden to them, as they share an ideal of kindness and compassion for all forms of life.

How could they strive towards this without love, as they understand it? Not affection, necessarily, for a Jedi must be compassionate even towards those they dislike. Rather, a deep respect for life, an attempt to understand it and its connections, and an endless drive to reduce suffering where they can.

That, to a Jedi, is love.

A Jedi must love everybody. They love the starving, the abused and the slaves of the galaxy, because they need their help. They love pirates, slavers, and corrupt politicians, when they dislike and want to stop them.

They even love the Sith.

But for many beings in the galaxy, that is not enough. For many beings in the galaxy, that is not love. And as long as the Jedi reject the cruel thing the galaxy calls love, that grasps and steals and demands to own, long as the Jedi accept the inevitability of death, the futility of holding on to what is not meant to be held, there will be those that call the Jedi loveless.

How sad, a Jedi would say, to be unable to conceive love without cruelty.

[tvangelique-deactivated20250720]

“shifting showed me the will to live a thousand lives, when i didn’t even have the strength to live one.”