how does ruth baulding characterize ahsoka?? ive never finished anything they've written so if it's that bad i'm not even gonna try lmao
Well the Lineage series is pretty good from what I remember (but it might be my nostalgia speaking, mind you) and there are quite a few standalone stories that I love, despite everything being based on Jedi Apprentice or other EU books.
But for Ahsoka... Hmm... There’s a one-shot where she’s studying and chats with Obi-Wan. She’s kinda, more subdued than in canon, but nothing too egregious. The problem is the Armistice story, where both Bail *and* Anakin *and* other people separately think of her as ‘exotic’ (like wtf, there are plenty of Togruta on Coruscant, piss off) and ‘aware of her femininity’, as in she purposely dresses and moves to catch people’s attention. Which. THE FUCK? Not even posting what’s exactly said here, but... It’s bad. It’s really bad.
I’m pretty sure the bad characterization comes from Armistice being explicitly based on Karen Traviss and Karen Miller’s TCW books. (Says so in the summary, and also the Altisian Jedi are there! Yay! *brings a torch and burns KT’ legacy from my memory* Uuuugh.)
















