My Blue Heaven

Gowns of House Florent

oops I was told you can only see the photo if you have a bsky account, so here's a screenshot of it!

Rebels is great because (at least at the beginning) the subtext is that Kanan is out of his mind wondering how to teach Ezra to be the Jedi he never got to grow into. He's wondering how he, an overgrown padawan, can represent an entire culture that was wiped brutally, violently, tragically from the face of the galaxy while still remaining true to the person he grew up to be. He's having dreams and visions of death and destruction and grief, he's reckoning with his past, with the person he is, with the Jedi he will become. He's falling in love and raising 2 kids and fighting the ever-present specter of fascism. He's looking at his lightsaber, the last relic of a lifetime that seems so foreign to him that he changed his name and he's trying to figure out how begin teaching a student who's as old as he was when his training was ended by trauma and death.