Hannah (Duchess)

Look, no one ever talks about Penny in conversations about autistic coded AiO characters but they really should. Seriously I could make a whole video essay about how much I related to her as a young autistic kid. The whole "buying a book on body language so I can finally understand what people are thinking/feeling even when they don't tell me" episode is my number one piece of evidence for autistic Penny, but there's so much more once you start looking for it. The happiness episode where we see her day being ruined by a slow piling up of things not going according to plan, and no one really understanding why it affects her so much. Her trying to mask in front of her parents because she thinks they're prouder of her (probably neurotypical) sister. The episode where she self isolates to avoid having to ask for help after she loses her job at the college and has to live out of her car. And it's never directly stated that she wanted to attend a different church than the rest of the cast because she was overstimulated by the contemporary worship service, but I strongly headcanon that to be the case. (mostly because I went through something similar irl)

Notes: (Written on back of page) "This was doodled at a party (gathering?) out of state. I sat at a table with some cousins. It was LOUD. Drawing helped, it usually does. I do like the cousins though. Family is important even when it gets LOUD."

Notes: drawn in church service. Font in the bottom corner is designed by me to be used in my webcomic that I swear I'll make someday. Proportions on the fairy are off, but that's just what happens when you make yourself drawn in non-eraseable materials...

Notes: drawn in church service, just an absent minded doodle to help me focus.

1: FAKE SWEARS! be gone “Dank ferrick” replace it with “Haar’chak!” (Translates to Damn it!) or “Bic ni skana’din” (translates to something like “that really ticks me off”) or “Osi’kyr!” (A strong exclamation of surprise or dismay) what I’m saying is they have lots of options other than using generic Star Wars fake swears.

2: Vod/Vode. There’s a few times throughout the series where mandalorians refer to each other as “brother” or “sister” when vod (mando brother/sister singular) and vode (mando brother and sister plural) are right there.

3: Dar’manda means someone who is no longer mandalorian, and the Armorer could have totally used that to describe Din instead of “apostate”

4: Bo-Katan reads from a plaque in the mines that she says is written in Mandalorian, it would have been very cool for her to read it in Mando’a and then translate to basic.

5: and this one kills me the most: THE GAI BAL MANDA! Din adopts Grogu as his own in season 3, but it would be really cool if he said the Gai Bal Manda— the traditional Mando’a phrase said to officially adopt a foundling as your own. Traditionally all you need to do to adopt a child in mandalorian society is to say “Ni kyr’tayl gai sa’ad” followed by the name of the child you’re adopting. The phrase translates to “I know your name as my child” which is so beautiful and would have been awesome thematically, since Din didn’t always know Grogu’s name and referred to him as “the child” for like 2 seasons, but now he both knows his name and accepts him as HIS child.

After the fall of Mandalore and her death by Maul, the Duchess Satine is given a second chance at life. She finds herself alone, wearing death watch armor, in a ship piloting itself to Concordia.

This is how Satine is found by the sect of Mandalorians who follow The Way of the Mandalore.

Despite their differing ideals, the tribe allows her to stay with them, at the behest of their Armorer, who has faith that Satine may be redeemed.

Will Satine gain a new understanding of the creed she rejected in her youth? Or will her stubbornness lead her to yet another death at the hands of her enemies?