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In a galaxy without Order 66, Kanan would have been raised to Knighthood by his own Master and would have lived his life as a Jedi, with no need for Hera and the Ghost. Ezra either would have been given to the Jedi or raised by his own loving parents; in either case, he wouldn’t need another family. Without the Empire, Sabine would have never been manipulated into making weapons as a child and driven away from Clan Wren. Zeb would have stayed on Lasan, Captain of the High Honor Guard, serving his people and never needing to leave his duty. Without the Rebellion tearing them apart, Hera and Cham’s relationship wouldn’t have deteriorated and she would’ve stayed on Ryloth. In a kinder galaxy, Chopper would have never been shot out of the sky and found Hera in the first place.

Clones in awe at the beauty of the wider galaxy but lacking the vocabulary to describe it. “It’s… it’s beautiful. It’s like… beautiful. Just so beautiful. It’s pretty. Um. It’s beautiful.”

Clones trying on civilian clothes and hating it because they’re so used to the armour being heavy and stiff. Soft stuff almost makes them feel naked, like they’re in their blacks.

Clones who chose to grow out their hair but have no idea how to look after it so it’s a complete frizzy mess that HAS to be tied back lest it go everywhere.

Clones with intensely scathing internal dialogues who are always super polite and compliant because mentally disintegrating their authority figures was the only way they could stave off the urge to go completely off the rails on Kamino.

Clones who have never figured out how to verbalise feelings (worsened by working with Jedi who can just… FEEL their feelings) making up their own terminologies. “I feel like… wet.” “What?” “On the inside.” “ew.” “No! Ok listen, not like that.”

Clones with lingering sun damage from the first time they took their helmets off on a desert world (nobody told them about sunscreen).

Clones having to learn what familial terms mean because what the kriff is an “aunt”?

Newly deployed clones being really awkward in any conversation that isn’t related to war because they’ve never spoken casually with anyone that doesn’t share their exact life experience.

An extension to the previous: clones mirroring the energy of whoever they’re talking to, to an unnerving extent, because they’re trying to learn how to socialise.

Clones in phase 1 armour with rough skin in the spots where it rubs really bad (This is canon btw. It’s not enough they’re at war, the Kaminoans also apparently can’t be arsed to tailor their gear)

Clones after the war being identifiable by the way they walk, because they still move like they have the armour on.

The sad reality however, is the fact that we aren't going to hear a lot of people talk about that. Because the reality is they don't care about it. Every single leftist who cries about the Epstein files is going to turn a complete and utter blind eye to the grooming gangs and rape gangs that were exploiting the UK. When according to reports the numbers of girls affected was around 250,000. Sad reality is most people don't even actually care about the victims of Epstein and the people who participated in his illicit activities. Because if they did they would be talking about the grooming gangs out of the UK as well. Of course they won't. Because the people who did it are not white or Jewish. Or Rich. Which is apparently the only time when rape is bad. If the perpetrator is the right religion or color, or the victim is the right religion or color.

And it really just baffles me because I see people go you want a know who isn't on the Epstein files illegal immigrants. To which I normally have to respond saying Yeah because Epstein didn't hang out with the poors. But second and third world countries are known as awful places for women's rights and bodily autonomy. Which is to say in a lot of those places they're consent doesn't really matter or exist. So, on an industrial scale the UK grooming gang scandal puts anything that happened with the Epstein stuff in a classification of "those are rookie numbers".