Anonymous asked:
well since ahsoka died and was brought back by the daughter that one time on mortis does that make her some extra spicy force being too?
i love how almost all of tl4j have some relation to mortis
(donation doodles! // tip jar)
First names are something to be used sparingly and on special occasions😌
#it just became habit for maul to use everyone’s last names#and he knows obi-wan goes a little crazy when he uses his first name instead#it’s their equivalent of showing ankles#Maul also calls him obi-wan when he’s particularly fond or emotional#but only in private#milks artsies#star wars#darth maul#maul#jedi maul#obi wan kenobi#obi wan#obimaul#jedi obimaul au#anakin skywalker
I just NEED everyone to agree with me that Rey's parents are nobody. We should all agree about that. We should collectively, as an audience, say, "clearly the best idea was to have Kylo Ren be a dynastic heir to the major legends of the Force who wants to throw off his family's shadow, while his rival is nobody from nowhere who wants to belong--so we're going to stick with that."
And then, what should have happened is, Rey can finish her story by being able to say, "My parents might have abandoned me, but that doesn't mean I'm worthless." And eventually Kylo Ren can say, "My family might have been powerful, but I don't have to be," and all those other things that they can bounce off of each other as great foils.
It can keep being a good story about accepting past failures and choosing to grow beyond them.
Let's just all collectively ignore Rey Skypatine because of how silly that was. I mean. If they can just ignore the setups in the previous movie, we can ignore their choices in the conclusion. Right?? Right? Tell me I'm right
“the average Jedi is very bad at staying under the radar” factoid is statistically incorrect. Cal Kestis, who introduces himself by name to every person he meets and is incapable of not using his lightsaber for more than 10 minutes, is an outlier and should not be counted.
Anonymous asked:
Technically speaking Cal is the only, living, Jedi who was officially knighted. Yoda implied Luke was a Jedi, but he never knighted him. And Ahsoka and Ezra were Padawan’s who never officially finished there training.
their collective teaching credentials are basically just "haha dude trust me I know what I'm doing for sure"
Sorry I haven’t been answering asks, I got distracted making a mini comic for my jedi OC. I don’t know if this answers what a Kyber crystal transplant is or whether this even vauger ahah.
"why doesn't this thing in a movie/book/tv show happen exactly like it would in real life" is the most brain dead criticism the internet has to offer, and yet I see it EVERYWHERE.
Oscar Isaac as Poe Dameron in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Caleb and Cal are besties actually
✨🌙 𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐋𝐎𝐆 -> @404ama
#don't need to know binary to understand that attitude
a studious Mai, cause I needed something therapeutic to draw.
Listen it might already have been said but the thing that makes Knives Out and Glass Onion distinct and great compared to mysteries with Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot is that they are both very importantly not focused on the detective.
Benoit Blanc is an great character to be sure, but the journey is focused on the injustice towards the victim. The thing that drives the movie with the thirst and want for an answer is NOT in the pursuit of showing off how smart and intellectual our main detective is, but instead is driven with the pursuit of showing off the compassion and humanity of the main character WHICH is NOT just the detective, but also the victim.
The inherent cold, factual apathy that is present not only in many typical fictional detectives, but in the very nature of our obsession with crimes and mysteries--whether it be a TV show highlighting a detectives’ intellect by showing how little they care for emotions, or a documentary on the “insane brilliant psyche” of a real life serial killer. The FOCUS is always on the crime, on the murderer, on the unfeeling facts and sciences that “must always lead” to an eventual answer.
And that is why it is so refreshing when these movies subvert these tropes, not just on the surface level of telling you who the killer is midway through, or making a perfect crime look idiotic. No, it’s also that they change the very object of desire and that it is not just looking to see who the killer is, but to see who the victims are, and where the justice is. It’s about the victims and their pursuit of closure when the justice system fails them! It’s about the detective being a caring human being instead of a knowledge machine! It is about how there is more to the crime than just solving the crime! but also yeah the movies are good because benoit is gay with hugh grant that too
#brrrrrr i am so normal about these movies thank you rian johnson <333#listen I am no Last Jedi stan or whatever but that man knows how to make a girl boss actually <333#glass onion#knives out#WATCH GLASS ONION MULTIPLE TIMES :gun: DO IT OR ELSE#I watched glass onion twice in theaters like four weeks ago and have been waiting for more people to see it H