#ambria

[girldickdotcom]

dnd session last night so good im talking about it like it was a beautiful date i went on to all my friends

[slyandthefamilybook]

oh, still star wars posting BTW. I think Master Thon is my favorite Jedi ever. He's just so unique! every other Jedi Master is on a spectrum of like. kind and gentle to tough but fair. But Master Thon is straight up mean sometimes. He's so intense. He laughs at the idea of Bogga the Hutt torturing his minions for failing. He bullies Nomi into fighting, even though she wanted to be a pacifist, because he recognizes the importance of fighting against cruelty. He deliberately puts her and Vima in danger. Like Oss Willum was absolutely right when he said Master Thon likes to push people to their limits. He talks about how having enemies can be a good thing, because it pushes you to go further. He specifically lives on a world that's strong in the dark side because he constantly tests himself, living on the razor's edge between light and dark.

[enambris]

Side-by-side of Enambris with her daughter Ambria

[boilompiz]

TIME FOR MORE OC JUNK,, IM INNA SILLY GOOFY MOOD👺👺 who needs WoF when you have less popular OCs !!

TRY TO ENJOY THE GAYS MY CHILDREN🔥🔥🔥🔥

[dswcp]

This week's theme: Animals!

Much like children, animals who live in the brutal galaxy far, far away are often treated very badly. It’s rough out there! In these panels, Nomi Sunrider uses her Jedi powers to set two dragons against each other before they can hurt her little daughter. It was only in self-defense, and hopefully the monsters will be able to stop themselves before they seriously hurt each other. Still, as an animal-loving, vegetarian pacifist, I wish Star Wars featured more ecologically responsible narratives. Nomi -- who is one of my absolute favorite characters -- is an especially useful character to examine through an ecological lens, since later in the story she literally burns down an entire rainforest!

Check out this great article about how Star Wars defaults to treating animals cruelly, and how The Rise of Skywalker -- my least favorite movie -- actually subverts this trope!

“Tales of the Jedi, issue 4: The Saga of Nomi Sunrider, part 2.” Dark Horse. January 18, 1994. Writer: Tom Veitch. Penciller: David Roach. Letterer: Willie Schubert. Colorist: Pamela Rambo.

[marshaambrosia]

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[officialsydsquido]

If you're friendship don't look like this it's fake

[officialsydsquido]

How to ruin a friendship in two words