There is no try.

Yeah, I know I’ve been on one for moonnnths, but I’ve come to a conclusion that I hope people won’t hate too much.

We’ve got a season going on right now, and this account started in the depths of bleak desert that was the gap between seasons 1 and 2, when we were all desperate for content and wild on theories. Right now, we’re all consumed by season 2, which is good and right and fantastic, and I think as far as I’m concerned, I’d rather wait until we’re all in dry-land again before I start this account up again. So save your questions -- who knows? They might be answered by Filoni himself? and if they’re not you can ask them between seasons and I’ll get to them.

Ezra: Oh yeah, well. Most parents wouldn’t let their kids run around the way I did. Because... you know... parents. They look after their kids. You probably didn’t see many because they were in school or at home. 

Hera: I’ve been all around, before Kanan joined the crew I went on recruitment missions in the outer and inner rims. Sometimes I was with my father, but sometimes I was on my own. I never really had time to sight see as such, though.

Kanan: We spent most of our time as a cell on Lothal, the core worlds really are too heavily occupied by Imperials for us to spend any time there.

Sabine: I probably would have ended up closer to the core worlds if I’d stayed with the Academy. I’m glad I didn’t though.

Hera: Of course it isn’t. Crying is our body’s way of coping with trauma, if you hold it in you’re going to burst eventually. Sure some people don’t like to cry in front of other people, but it’s not anything to be ashamed about.

I’m…. kinda full up on padawans right now. We’re really not supposed to take more than one at a time, although… now that I think about it, it’s probably going to be an issue later on.

Eventually fear will lead to the dark side, yes, if it consumes you, if it takes over your every waking moment. But as long as you fight against that fear you’ll be able to find your way back to the light.

A lot of twi’leks have them tattooed on to make us look more… human like I suppose. It’s a tradition that goes back to early contact with other races. Some of us draw them on but mine are permanent. It’s just easier and it draws less attention.

For some people, sure.

I don’t know. How cute do you think I am?

Ezra: I’m good at it. I’d be fine.

Hera: Alone is relative, and no one ever has to be forever. It’s not as though we can’t move forward from things. If we were separated there’s no saying that we wouldn’t meet again. And if we never meet again, there are other people in the galaxy. 

Kanan: Hera’s right. People are usually only alone by choice. Whether they’re aware they’ve made that choice or not… well that’s more difficult. But it’s not something that has to be permanent.

Sabine: I’ve never… I don’t think I’ve ever really been alone. I’m sure I could do it. I’m glad I don’t have to.

Ezra: Well, Kanan hasn’t told me a whole lot about the Sith except that they’re bad and they like to kill people, and I don’t agree with either of those things so no. As for the Jedi, the kinds of things I’ve been learning about are mostly just… that they’re good, that they help people, that they need to channel the force and protect the innocent.

So yeah. I agree with that.

Kanan: We haven’t gone through the entire Jedi code yet, so, there’s a chance he’s going to find a few things he doesn’t like. But he’s a teenager. Teenagers don’t like a whole lot of things and they still have to get used to them. 

Ezra: So what DON’T I know yet?