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I am completely sure that Hondo Ohnaka could be dropped into the ATLA universe and absolutely nothing would change. He would still try to kidnap the magic child, lose repeatedly, and insist the entire time that they were the very best of friends. The magic child would agree.
I haven't SWU posted in a while but they revealed this just as I'm rewatching rebels and I'm so hyped
A few years prior to the events of A New Hope, a young woman named Mara Jade, under the guise of a unimportant Imperial recruit, leads an special operation to Tatooine to hunt down any remaining Jedi that may be hiding on the planet.
While there, she meets and befriends a young man her age named Luke, who sparks the first seed of change in Mara's loyalty towards the Empire.
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Aka if I were to ever write a Mara Jade centered fic that takes place in the new canon,, where Mara is masquerading as your average child solder on Tatooine, but secretly the leader of her squad/operation, and Luke is the '"dorky farm boy" (her words) who is "kinda cute" (Again, her words) that she befriends and kinda falls for,,
More to story than just that lol, and it would take place both when Luke and Mara are around 15/16 or so, and then the story would pick up again later after the events of the Return of the Jedi :)
anyway, just a silly fic idea of mine haha
Would read the shit out of this
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Design sheet for my new Star Wars AU :)
I’ll rb with the details, but can we just appreciate my girl for a sec?
Ahsoka and her relationship with the Jedi order is something so precious to me. These are the people who raised you, the tenants you lived by for the formative years of your life, these are the people who abandoned you, who made you a soldier, who took your childhood away. They are the only reason you are still breathing. These are people you love, who love you. They are all you know and they are fundamentally broken. You leave your only home, angry, afraid, alone. But they still shaped you, and you at your core embody their ideals. You come back, but not really. You're still angry and grieving, processing. And then they're gone. These people that raised you, that you're angry with and love deeply, these people you have known your whole life have died in such a brutal manner. You're alone, you're not a jedi, they still raised you. You haven't forgiven them, you never will because you were a child. You'll never forgive yourself because you were their child. You can't bear to let the memory of them go, you will do everything in your power to keep the last of them alive, to keep on fighting. But you will never go home again, you will never belong again. You will never find peace and closure the way you deserve. You're a survivor, you're one of the last, but you're not actually one of them at all. And you have to live with that. Just Ahsoka and her complex relationship with the order, with herself.
۶ৎ ahsoka tano stills [mandalore arc]
SOMEONE PLS COMMENT OR SEND ME A FIC WHERE ANAKIN NEVER TURNED TO THE DARK SIDE IM SO FUCKING LOSING JT
give me one more night by Spongyllama + the entire series it goes with
Three steps forward, two steps back by acrossthestrs (directly inspired by the previous rec and follows a very similar story)
Lessons in Expressions by AdenaWolf (very Ahsoka-centric, takes a while to get to the rots part, but it's good!)
Lean on me, little star by whythetrauma (Luke and Leia centric)
And Only I Can Save Me Now by sclwalker (the very first Star Wars fic I ever read!)
Happy fic reading!!!
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Henry Gilroy, writer and co-executive producer of Star Wars: Rebels, really said on Pod of Rebellion yesterday that the Rebels writing team specifically chose not to make Sabine Wren Force sensitive in Rebels; therefore, there is no foreshadowing in any of the episodes of Rebels for Sabine's Force usage in Ahsoka.
Gilroy stated that the writers of Rebels ultimately decided that giving Sabine Force sensitivity or training as a Jedi was "a bad idea". It would've infringed upon Ezra's arc and character, felt redundant, and they could not come up with a good reason for why they would push Sabine in that direction when she was already an accomplished warrior in her own right. Force sensitivity wouldn't have given Sabine anything that she lacked, would've made her feel op, and it would've taken away from the skills and strengths that she already had. According to Gilroy, it was much stronger to show Sabine Wren as someone who was not a Jedi but who could still embrace Jedi ideals and philosophy, which, he said, is exactly how the Darksaber arc was written.
Force User Sabine is entirely novel to the Ahsoka show, and Gilroy said that, based on the discussion the writing team had about it during Rebels and the decision they made to not take the character in that direction, he would’ve fought against it had he been involved.
Thinking about the unfinished Crystal Crisis arc (go look it up, its neat), for the umpteenth time. Its decent, Obi-Wan and Anakin are tracking a massive Kyber Crystal across Utapau, the same kind we see in that one Saw Gerrera episode in Rebels, and along the way, they camp on the Savanna. This is the only look (tmk) we are given into Anakin addressing Ahsoka leaving the order. And I absolutely love half of it, and hate the other half. Go watch it instead of reading it here, its some of my favorite voice acting in the show. HERE
Obi-Wan: "Anakin, dwelling on Ahsoka's decision won't bring her back."
Anakin: "I miss her, okay! Is that what you wanted me to say? I still can't understand how she could have left the Order."
Obi-Wan: "It was a surprise decision to all of us."
Anakin: "It was WRONG! She's a Jedi. She belongs with us!" *then quietly* "She one of us."
Obi-Wan: "She made the decision, Anakin."
Anakin: "Well what choice did we give her! The moment there were any suspicions about her loyalty the Council turned their back on her!"
Obi-Wan: "I will grant you mistakes were made, but she chose to leave. Part of the Jedi way is not letting emotion cloud your better judgment, and that's precisely what Ahsoka did, even in her most critical moment."
*pause* "Why don't you get some rest?"
Anakin: "I'm not tired. You can rest Master, I'll keep first watch"
Obi-Wan; "Well then, I will accept your kind offer." *lies down*
"You can't take responsibility for Ahsoka's decision, Anakin."
Anakin: "How would you feel if I turned into a major disappointment?"
Obi-Wan: "It's not the same."
Anakin: "It's precisely the same. You took me under your wing and practically raised me. I'm your padawan just like like Ahsoka was mine. How well you sleep knowing I failed you?"
Obi-Wan: "Not very well, I imagine. Luckily that isn't true . . . and never will be."
I'd like to say first that I really do love the voice acting on both sides so much. Matt does frustrated and angry Anakin better than anyone else could, and James does Obi-Wan just as perfectly as Ewan ever did.
Anakin obviously hasn't begun to come to terms with the events of "The Wrong Jedi" (and honestly, how could he?). And it's obvious when he says he can't understand how she left, he means how Ahsoka left him. And I still can't get over the quite "She's one of us". He shows he does understand that the order gave Ahsoka no choice, which is something that wasn't necessarily clear when he pleaded to her on the steps.
Obi-Wan, for his part in this, continues to offer Anakin the reasoning behind actions without really offering the support Anakin needs, which is really just more accountability and "your right, what happened was wrong, and it wasn't her or your fault." He doesn't do this, and that fits well with the pattern of nobody but Padmé and Palpatine are really there for Anakin in the way he needs for this sort of thing.
He doubles down on this by saying the same thing that the council would have said, that Ahsoka made the wrong choice, and it was her own failing. I'm not sure I like this stance they are having Obi-Wan take, because he would have to be incredibly stupid to believe leaving the order, especially in the circumstances Ahsoka was in, was an objectively poor decision, given that they almost had her killed after forming a personal connection with almost every council member. The man has almost left the Order twice under significantly less pressure and beyond that, Obi-Wan knows and respects Ahsoka more than to badmouth her decision as one made in weakness. So either he believes it (which is stupid), he is convincing himself for his own mental wellbeing, or he is parroting the Council. I don't like the first option at all and feel like its kind of a mischaracterization, the second doesn't have real precedent within the show, and if its the third, this feels like a situation when Obi-Wan would be honest with himself, same as with the Rako Hardeen thing, but maybe I'm wrong. Its really just the doubling down that the choice was misguided that rubs me wrong.
Now, the "How would you feel if I turned into a major disappointment?" is insane. We've seen that Ahsoka had no choice, Anakin admitted that, and he's angry and he misses her. He's obviously angry and upset at the choice, but that line is crazy. Anakin is not all that emotionally mature, we know that, but I do not believe that weeks, if not months after the events, he would call Ahsoka a disappointment. I think he has a better grasp on the situation than to believe that, that leaving the Order was a mark on her and not on the Order itself. Disappointment implies a failing, like Obi-Wan was saying, but I can't believe Anakin, who told her he's wanted to leave the Order, would see Ahsoka leaving after being wrongly accused of terrorism and murder, after being the best padawan he could hope for and becoming his family, would consider her a major disappointment to him. He's devastated, but surely Anakin would see that it was the council that was the disappointment, especially with Padmé to talk to about it and maybe even Rex and Plo Koon. I don't know, but It feels really out of character for Anakin to be blaming Ahsoka for her decision, compared with being deeply, devastatingly sad about it and overwhelmingly furious with the council. He gives no indication of this when they meet again, just genuine joy at seeing her again and worried curiosity at what she has been up to. Idk, maybe I'm the one who has mischaracterized this, but surely Anakin has understood her enough to not let this define his entire opinion of her.
Anyway, let me know what you think of the Arc, this scene, my takes and assessment, and anything else
I forgot to add, there is an obvious reason for Filoni to add the last part about the "Major disappointment". It's the least subtle foreshadowing to Anakin's fall in the entire show, so obvious that they didn't even bother putting the Imperial March behind it (which they love to do). The thing is, that's not interesting or clever or anything. Everyone who has interacted with Star Wars knows that Anakin will fall to the Dark Side, and this show already has an arc that tell that verbatim to the audience. I just think that It's one of the more useless betrayal of both jedi's characters, and the scene would be so solid if you just dive into how both Anakin and Obi-Wan are feeling about life without Ahsoka.
Happy May 4th people!
I wasn't motivated to do something, but I didn't want to spend this day without uploading anything, so here it is! I hope everyone had a nice day, I'll probably upload a small speedpaint on ig so if you're interested, stay tuned! @leimadooles
Thinking about the unfinished Crystal Crisis arc (go look it up, its neat), for the umpteenth time. Its decent, Obi-Wan and Anakin are tracking a massive Kyber Crystal across Utapau, the same kind we see in that one Saw Gerrera episode in Rebels, and along the way, they camp on the Savanna. This is the only look (tmk) we are given into Anakin addressing Ahsoka leaving the order. And I absolutely love half of it, and hate the other half. Go watch it instead of reading it here, its some of my favorite voice acting in the show. HERE
Obi-Wan: "Anakin, dwelling on Ahsoka's decision won't bring her back."
Anakin: "I miss her, okay! Is that what you wanted me to say? I still can't understand how she could have left the Order."
Obi-Wan: "It was a surprise decision to all of us."
Anakin: "It was WRONG! She's a Jedi. She belongs with us!" *then quietly* "She one of us."
Obi-Wan: "She made the decision, Anakin."
Anakin: "Well what choice did we give her! The moment there were any suspicions about her loyalty the Council turned their back on her!"
Obi-Wan: "I will grant you mistakes were made, but she chose to leave. Part of the Jedi way is not letting emotion cloud your better judgment, and that's precisely what Ahsoka did, even in her most critical moment."
*pause* "Why don't you get some rest?"
Anakin: "I'm not tired. You can rest Master, I'll keep first watch"
Obi-Wan; "Well then, I will accept your kind offer." *lies down*
"You can't take responsibility for Ahsoka's decision, Anakin."
Anakin: "How would you feel if I turned into a major disappointment?"
Obi-Wan: "It's not the same."
Anakin: "It's precisely the same. You took me under your wing and practically raised me. I'm your padawan just like like Ahsoka was mine. How well you sleep knowing I failed you?"
Obi-Wan: "Not very well, I imagine. Luckily that isn't true . . . and never will be."
I'd like to say first that I really do love the voice acting on both sides so much. Matt does frustrated and angry Anakin better than anyone else could, and James does Obi-Wan just as perfectly as Ewan ever did.
Anakin obviously hasn't begun to come to terms with the events of "The Wrong Jedi" (and honestly, how could he?). And it's obvious when he says he can't understand how she left, he means how Ahsoka left him. And I still can't get over the quite "She's one of us". He shows he does understand that the order gave Ahsoka no choice, which is something that wasn't necessarily clear when he pleaded to her on the steps.
Obi-Wan, for his part in this, continues to offer Anakin the reasoning behind actions without really offering the support Anakin needs, which is really just more accountability and "your right, what happened was wrong, and it wasn't her or your fault." He doesn't do this, and that fits well with the pattern of nobody but Padmé and Palpatine are really there for Anakin in the way he needs for this sort of thing.
He doubles down on this by saying the same thing that the council would have said, that Ahsoka made the wrong choice, and it was her own failing. I'm not sure I like this stance they are having Obi-Wan take, because he would have to be incredibly stupid to believe leaving the order, especially in the circumstances Ahsoka was in, was an objectively poor decision, given that they almost had her killed after forming a personal connection with almost every council member. The man has almost left the Order twice under significantly less pressure and beyond that, Obi-Wan knows and respects Ahsoka more than to badmouth her decision as one made in weakness. So either he believes it (which is stupid), he is convincing himself for his own mental wellbeing, or he is parroting the Council. I don't like the first option at all and feel like its kind of a mischaracterization, the second doesn't have real precedent within the show, and if its the third, this feels like a situation when Obi-Wan would be honest with himself, same as with the Rako Hardeen thing, but maybe I'm wrong. Its really just the doubling down that the choice was misguided that rubs me wrong.
Now, the "How would you feel if I turned into a major disappointment?" is insane. We've seen that Ahsoka had no choice, Anakin admitted that, and he's angry and he misses her. He's obviously angry and upset at the choice, but that line is crazy. Anakin is not all that emotionally mature, we know that, but I do not believe that weeks, if not months after the events, he would call Ahsoka a disappointment. I think he has a better grasp on the situation than to believe that, that leaving the Order was a mark on her and not on the Order itself. Disappointment implies a failing, like Obi-Wan was saying, but I can't believe Anakin, who told her he's wanted to leave the Order, would see Ahsoka leaving after being wrongly accused of terrorism and murder, after being the best padawan he could hope for and becoming his family, would consider her a major disappointment to him. He's devastated, but surely Anakin would see that it was the council that was the disappointment, especially with Padmé to talk to about it and maybe even Rex and Plo Koon. I don't know, but It feels really out of character for Anakin to be blaming Ahsoka for her decision, compared with being deeply, devastatingly sad about it and overwhelmingly furious with the council. He gives no indication of this when they meet again, just genuine joy at seeing her again and worried curiosity at what she has been up to. Idk, maybe I'm the one who has mischaracterized this, but surely Anakin has understood her enough to not let this define his entire opinion of her.
Anyway, let me know what you think of the Arc, this scene, my takes and assessment, and anything else
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