thinking about Hera in those 6 months between seasons 2 and 3. She's 25 and fighting a war and her blinded husband is pulling away from everyone and everything and his bond with their son is splintering and Ezra is always so angry and she sends her kids out into battle over and over and she doesn't have the answers and she needs to keep going and her team is not what it was and will never be quite like it was ever again

Yall are so desperate for the Sith to be grey morality instead of just the straight up villains theyre constantly shown to be and it shows

#i get that the sith code (IN THEORY) resonates with people On Here bc of the whole breaking your chains bit#but in practice that freedom is only for the people with the strength to dominate others#the line is ‘THROUGH VICTORY my chains are broken’#so it’s actually saying ‘you can be free as long as you Win’ which is very social darwinist and shitty#and also heavily implies that the defeated don’t deserve freedom#which flows right into sidious’ ‘long have sith empires been built upon the backs of slaves’ line in tcw#the sith are evil. period. end of discussion.#i am once again begging the star wars fanbase to engage in critical thinking (via @evaceratops​

"he would not fucking say that" but about injuries. he would not fucking recover that quickly. those scars would not fucking heal like that. he would not be fucking able bodied after that. he would not be fully lucid after that.

Pablo Hidalgo was having a semi-breakdown on his twt yesterday because of people using words based on things that only exist in our world (milestone, dumpster, etc) and tbh this was so real of him he might be one of my favorite Star Wars creators

@thechaoticfanartist

this isn't even touching on how star wars invented an alien called "dog" to explain why a battle droid said "die jedi dogs" in attack of the clones