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Parallels within a story are my jam, so of course this happened:

Noticing Maul say “Focus!” while Ezra is lifting the temple passageway stones, much like Kanan says “Focus!” so often during Jedi training, followed shortly by Maul catching Ezra through the Force during a long fall, made me think, “Huh, Ezra’s first encounter with Maul is basically a speed-run of his first few months with the Ghost crew.”

Then I started looking for other parallels, and realized up until trying to murder Kanan, none of the sketchy things Maul does are things the Ghost crew haven’t done.

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MAUL, THE CLONE WARS I was cast aside. I was forgotten. But I survived, and I can thrive in the chaos that is to come.

former-ly-darth

dailymaul

DARTH MAUL: 95% 😡 5% 🥺

bonus:

valiptawag

why does season 3 Rebels Maul look like he's about to play golf with the boys

youhealmyworld

IM CACKLING

arwenkenobi48

Emergency PSA: Instagram is deleting stories about missing and murdered Indigenous people

Awareness being raised for them is being censored in an utterly abhorrent act of erasure. Please share and reblog this as much as you can. No matter what the theme of your blog is, remember and inform others of this truth: Indigenous Lives Matter!

youhealmyworld

WE WILL NOT BE SILENCED.

#justiceforindigenous #mmiwg

themuggymuggingmug

I ship Maul with therapy and 100+ comfort apprentices.

He should also get to stab Sidious

As a treat.

bitchesofostwick

a friendly reminder from your local korean blogger that “lunar new year” is inclusive of the many cultures who celebrate, and “chinese new year” should be used only if you’re referring to specifically chinese cultural practices of the new year. thank you!!!

bitchesofostwick

people in the notes have raised concerns that the term “lunar new year” erases jewish practices of rosh hashanah or islamic practices of hijri new year. i did not invent the term “lunar new year” and can only say that it’s the general, common term used to refer to the (mostly east) asian new year celebrations that occur in late january or early february. i welcome muslim or jewish folks to speak on whether or not the term feels exclusive to them, but as the original post implies, the point of the meme is to stop white people from perpetuating the idea that all asian culture is chinese.

jewishzevran

Non-Jews clowning in the notes trying to white knight yourselves about Rosh Hashanah: shut up

Lunar New Year is a perfectly acceptable and accurate term for Asian New Year celebrations. Lunar New Year is used to refer to East Asian celebrations which fall on the first new moon of the Lunar calendar.

The Hebrew Calendar is lunar, correct. But our New Year - Rosh Hashanah - falls on 1st Tishrei (around September/October on the Gregorian calendar) and is celebrated as the anniversary of the creation of Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden.

While our New Year is technically a Lunar New Year in so far as it's "a New Year celebrated on the Lunar Calendar", I can guarantee you that when you say Lunar New Year, there is not a single Jew that thinks you're talking about Rosh Hashanah.

Stop trying to use me as a weapon against asian folks. I see you and I'm mad about it.

palesbinian

Just gonna tack onto Ash's wonderful addition that you should stop using Muslims to be racist against Asians, too.

Muslims refer to our lunar calendar as the Hijri calendar. We have never referred to it as a lunar calendar. And we refer to our new year as the Hijri New Year.

Asians using the term "lunar new year" does not erase us or invalidate us either because that's simply a term we (Muslims) do not use!

As previously stated, "lunar new year" is predominantly used by Asians so to deny them that would be to invalidate them and their traditions.

more-beanies

GOODNIGHT TO ALL MY NON BINARY, TRANS, AND GENDER QUEER PEOPLE I LOVE YOU SO SO SO MUCH OKAY

bunny-fair

Rules of a Happy, Healthy Fandom

Rule 1, Don’t like, Don’t read

Pretty simple and straight forward. It doesn’t matter if it’s tagged as a ship you dislike or you’re 10 chapters in, if you don’t like it or it disturbs you too much, stop. The back button is your friend.

Rule 2, Properly Tag

If your fic contains anything possibly triggering or squicky, tag it. If your fic is an AU, tag it. If your fic is about a ship, tag it. Vice versa, do not overtag or improperly tag. If your fic is based around Stucky, don’t tag Stony.

Rule 3, Filters are your friend

If the app or website has an option to filter tags, use it. If you need to download an extension, download it. If someone has missed an important tag, you can politely message them requesting to add it.

Rule 4, Don’t harass people for shipping your NoTp

We all have that one ship we absolutely positively hate with every fibre of our being. And chances are, someone hates your Otp with the same ferocity. Don’t harass people over shipping your NoTp.

Rule 5, Do your research

If you’re writing a fic and a plot point or character is introduced you’re not sure how to write, research it! Google is your friend! There are also blogs dedicated to assisting people with certain topics such as @writingwithcolor

Rule 6, Your kink is not my kink, and that’s okay

Chances are, someone gets off to something you hate. And, that’s okay! We all have different and varying tastes!

Rule 7, Feedback keeps content creators creating

Likes, comments, reblogs, and recomendations keep your fanfic writers writing. Where would writers be if no one read their works? Where would artists be if no one bought their art?

Rule 8, If you want it, write it

It’s bound to happen to everyone, you just can’t find a specific fic for a specific ship or it’s that one rare pair no one appreciates like you do. What do you do in this situation? You write it yourself! It may not be the best-written or most poetic or maybe it’s just a pure crackfic, but that’s okay!

Rule 9, Fanon is not Canon

Likewise, headcanons are not canon. And if someone has a different headcanon, that’s okay! Sure, we may ignore canon for fics but headcanons and fanfiction and fanart are not canon!

Rule 10, Fiction is not reality

And the most important of all, fiction is not reality. Writing abuse fics does not mean you support abuse in real life. Writing suicidal characters does not mean the writer is suicidal. Writing glorified murder fics does not mean the writer supports murder in real life.

If you have more positive rules, feel free to add! These are just 10 little rules I find to be very important for a happy healthy fandom. Remember, fandoms are supposed to be for fun! You write that shameless self-insert Mary Sue OC, you write that rarepair smut, you write that 250k slow burn Coffee Shop AU! You make fandom as fun as you want it to be!

marvel-starwarsfangirl

I was reading the Myths and Fables book (the Galaxy’s Edge version) and there was a story about Maul and it was one of the most depressing things I’ve ever read. Like, he really needs a hug. Even before Sidious took him, Maul had to go through a lot of hardship by himself. It also explains why Maul’s anger is so deep; his rage didn’t begin with Kenobi or Sidious, it started when he was still a child on Dathomir. It was allowed to fester and it grew overtime.

But on the plus side, after reading that story, there’s no doubt in my mind that Maul would’ve been a great Jedi. And it also helps me understand why Maul develops a strong attachment to Savage; he used to have a family when he was a kid but being torn away from them really affected him. I highly recommend getting the book and checking this story out. The story is called “An Unwilling Apprentice.”