#bariss

[alexversenaberrie]

@jedijune

[aaeeart]

Do u ship Ahsoka with somebody ?

I like seeing fanarts of Barissoka <3 so i guess with Bariss!

But I'm not all that much into shipping pfbfbfb

[staycalmandhugaclone]

For the 5 character thing! (Sry if these are basic, I'm not super familiar with the universe)

Wrecker ;)

Rex

Bariss Offee

Kix

Padme

Actually, far from being basic, this was hella fun and with such a great variation! Sorry it took me a bit to get to it!

get drunk with - Bariss - Once she's old enough, of course. Gonna be that girl's best friend and give her a chance to de-stress!

make out with - Kix - Guys, this one doesn't need an explanation. It's Kix. Gimme

date - Wrecker - This would be the most fun time of my entire life and I'll fight anyone who say otherwise

marry - Rex - This man would treat me with such tender devotion... and I would spend my every waking moment telling him how amazing he is. Gonna have all his babies and shoot anyone who gives him so much as a moment of stress.

punch - Padme - I don't give two shits if this is controversial, she KNEW Anakin couldn't do emotional attachments as a Jedi and encouraged that relationship regardless, leading to countless clones deaths that I can never forgive her for

[nutella531]

Luminara: not only is Bariss gluten free,, but she's Distraction Free

[jack-and-the-fuckstalk]

What’s something the Jedi council would get canceled for??🤔

[dindjarins04]

The hard part of growing up is realising they were both right 🥺

Barris Offee: (THE CLONE WARS)SEASON 5 EPISODE 20: THE WRONG JEDI

Darth Maul: (THE CLONE WARS)SEASON 7 EPISODE 10: Phantom Apprentice

[ghosts-and-blue-sweaters]

WIP ask game:

Tell me about Girls Day Out!

*dances*

So, the first year or two I started writing fanfictions, I exclusively used canon characters. As time went on, I gradually shifted my attention to OCs… which is now almost all of what I write XD

Girls Day Out was one of my canon-character stories, which I started writing and just… forgot, so hopefully I’ll be able to start it up again 😄

Basically, Padme gets a rare day off from work—no senate stuff, no paperwork, no speeches. Just a full blessed day of whatever she feels like doing

She toys around with a couple ideas, such as shopping or getting her hair done, before getting the idea to invite Ahsoka to come along with her (this is set shortly after the Brain Invaders arc in season 2, so Ahsoka’s been resting at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant while she recovers, not off with Anakin fighting battles)

Ahsoka brings Bariss along with her, and all three ladies have a… girls day out. Very original title, I know

They go shopping and get Star Wars Starbucks, and Padme gets to know Bariss a little better. All of them have an amazing day, annnnnd yeah that’s kinda it XD

This is a fluffy one-shot as opposed to an angst-filled novel, which I usually write, so it’s fun to plan out and *dream* of actually finishing lol

Thank you soooo much for sending in the ask—it was really fun to answer :D

[darkside-skyguy]

Star Wars is sorely lacking in relationships between women

In the prequel trilogy, Padme is surrounded by men. Anakin, Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon, Palpatine, Jar Jar, Bail Organa. And one of the things I find most interesting about Padme is her relationship to her handmaid/bodyguards, which is never actually explored (I think there’s a book about this, but I haven’t read it). 

In the original trilogy we’ve got Leia, who is the kickass princess we all deserve, but she’s also....surrounded by men. Now that I’m thinking about it, does she have a meaningful interaction with another woman even once in these movies??

Then we’ve got the sequel trilogy. Rey is the center and Rey is a wonderful character, but again. SHE. IS. SURROUNDED. BY. ALL. MEN. She hugs Leia at the end of TFA but they exchange no dialogue and before that hug they’ve never even met. In TLJ she doesn’t talk to Leia until the very end. Never interacts with Rose, barely at all in TROS. Rose doesn’t interact with any other woman except Leia, but even that is extremely sparse. Holdo and Leia have one (1) amazing moment in TLJ when they hold each other’s hand and say May the Force Be With You and I swoon over that moment every time. More of that please!!! For as much as they gave us an awesome (minus TROS Rey, that was a mess) heroine, it still feels like it’s only a hollow representation of what women can and should be in Star Wars. And this is not to say that Ben, Finn, Luke, Han, and Poe are not fantastic and necessary characters (especially Finn and Poe, it is great that the movies feature men of color and I truly do love their characters and wish they weren’t shoved off to the side, especially Finn) but just looking at women in Star Wars here, I wish women had meaningful relationships with other women the way men are depicted having deep and complex relationships with each other in this universe. The sequel trilogy.....just isn’t it. 

The Mandalorian, same thing. I love Cara Dune with all my heart, but she doesn’t have any other women who are main characters to interact with. 

The animated shows do much better. In The Clone Wars we have Ahsoka, who I would argue is the best character in all of Star Wars hands down. We get entire episodes featuring Ahsoka, exclusively developing her character and her arc, and we get amazing Ashoka team ups: Ahsoka and Padme, Ashoka and Trace and Rafa, Ahsoka and Bariss. We also have Padme, Satine, Bo-Katan, and Master Luminara, all amazing characters (although it sucks that Satine and Bo-Katan are sisters and we literally never see them interact). We even get a lady villain, Asajj Ventress, which I desperately need more of. Rebels also has wonderful women characters: Hera and Sabine. But again, most of the Ghost crew are men, and most of the other major characters in Rebels are men. 

Which brings me to announcement of The Bad Batch tv series, and why I’m a little skeptical of it. If you haven’t seen TCW, The Bad Batch are a group of clones that didn’t turn out quite right. They look different than the other clones, and they have highly specialized skills that the other clones don’t have. They appear in the first few episodes of the last season of TCW. They are an entertaining group, interesting and funny, but when their arc ended on the show I wasn’t terribly upset to see them go. They aren’t a bad choice for a tv series, but....they are all men. It is a show about a group of men. I’m sure they’ll have women in this story somewhere and I’m sure they’ll be great, but you just can’t have fully realized women characters who never interact meaningfully with other women. You just can’t!!!

I want a You were my brother!/I hate you! moment, but between women. I want women of color. I want nonbinary characters and trans women. I want them to be just as interesting and complex as all the other characters in Star Wars, not placed there as tokens. I want romantic love between women, I want friendship between women, I want morally gray women, bad women, good women, Jedi women, senator and queen and emperor women. I want women who fight and women who don’t. I want women who take a stand and women who don’t know what they stand for. Women who make mistakes. Women who fall in love. Women who lean on the other women in their life and find solace there. I want heroes and I want villains. I want it all. I demand it all. We deserve to see ourselves in these stories. We deserve to tell these stories. Star Wars is for everyone and I want to see that reflected. There’s still a long way to go.