kanan

Rebels really gave us different and believable ways of grieving for each character. Hera hanging out with her oldest friend Chopper, finding some way to blame herself for Kanan's death and then honouring his memory in her family's Kalikori. Ezra wandering off alone, lost and directionless without his master, but slowly coming to accept Kanan's loss and letting him go, to learn from his sacrifice. Sabine and Zeb's immediate instinct to go blow shit up and make the Empire pay, but staying each other's hand when things get too violent, because Kanan taught them that how they fight is just as important as why. And all of them are able to come together after they've processed his death in their own ways, to hold each other in their grief and continue working as a team in his memory.

the mental image of elzar visibly trembling as he turns around to see the woman he fought to bring home for an entire year, losing himself along the way, and not able to utter even a single word at the sight of her i’m giggling and kicking my feet are you serious someone call jane austen NOW

BTW they announced Tales of the Jedi season 2 and if it's not about the shatterpoint lineage I DON'T WANT IT!!!

I hate hate hate Hera blaming herself for Kanan's death. Like girl..... you're the only reason he lived as long as he did

friendly reminder that Caleb Dume spent the entirety of his life fighting a war, never living long enough to see the end of it.