#theacolyte

[balangawa]

“I have no name.”

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(The Acolyte Spoilers)

Not to be a Filipino cliche but seeing Manny Jacinto as a Star Wars lead has gotten me screaming.

Ever since Breha Organa was recast I was sighing last year about when I’d see a Filipino prominently in a galaxy far far away then BOOM, Manny as the softest baddest sith we’d ever.

Even in space he brought the Florida Man energy, then did a 180 into breathtaking villainy—brings tears to my eyes 😂✨

[strungshort36]

[marthajackson-blog]

Manny Jacinto wants season two!! We want season two!!

If You want to RenewTheAcolyte:

You can sign The petition https://www.change.org/p/renew-the-acolyte

Write a letter and tell Disney why do You like The Acolyte https://sites.google.com/view/renewtheacolyte/home And tell Disney You want S2 in comments box help.disneyplus.com

[somberhellos]

my sister and aunt (who never watched any star wars films) watched the acolyte recently. They were hooked from the start immediatelyy. The way they screamed on any osha x qimir scene was insane. Acolyte is truly for the girls.

[finstanner]

OSHAMIR Edit:

“..with the way that we’re looking at each other..”

[intheshadows869]

In my humble opinion, it's not far-fetched that Osha joined Qimir after he killed all those people, including Jecki and Yord. I loved Jecki and Yord. But looking at things from Osha's perspective, their deaths didn't matter as much the second she learned about the truth. The Jedi were responsible for her mothers' deaths, the death of her coven, the separation between her and her sister. They. ruined. Osha's. life. As Mae pointed out, she lives a life without purpose because of the Jedi. No matter how "noble" the Jedi's actions were, the consequences were devastating. Jecki and Yord were a part of this institution that destroyed her life. They weren't involved in the tragedy, but they are Jedi.

Osha only knew Jecki for what? A few days? A few weeks? She was a great Jedi (I reiterate, I loved her), but at the end of the day, Osha barely knew Jecki. You could argue that she knew Yord longer, but she hadn't seen Yord for like 6 years. When they met again, their relationship was very different (mainly because of Yord). Osha doesn't give a fuck at this point.

As for Sol, it doesn't matter that Sol had the intention to confess his mistakes to the High Council. He chose to stay silent. And he did so for 16 years. And he continued to lie to Osha as everything was unraveling. It wasn't until Qimir questioned his integrity that Sol felt the need to come clean.

[timetodiverge]

Qimir being the most relatable character in The Acolyte:

[desertbcrnnobody]

Listen, if you want to watch #TheAcolyte, but have never watched a Star War before, the only thing you really have to watch is The Phantom Menace. Attack of the Clones is optional if you want to see more of the jedi hierarchy.

Watch The Revenge of the Sith after watching The Acolyte though.