Stellan Gios: The Polestar ⨠New drawing of the Jedi Master Stellan Gios in Star Wars the High Republic!! I love so much this character. Heās serious, so kind, sweet and touching.
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Stellan Gios: The Polestar ⨠New drawing of the Jedi Master Stellan Gios in Star Wars the High Republic!! I love so much this character. Heās serious, so kind, sweet and touching.

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if the jedi order has million number of fans i am one of them . if the jedi order has ten fans i am one of them. if the jedi order have only one fan that is me . if the jedi order has no fans, that means i am no more on the earth . if world against the jedi order, i am against the world. i love # jedi order till my last breath.. .. die hard fan of jedi order . Hit Like If you Think Jedi Order Best Player & Smart In The World
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I gotta rewatch Legend of Korra soon, maybe I'll appreciate it more the 2nd time who knows
starting off with korra! these were really just expression practice sort of and I hadnāt drawn korra officially yet
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[ID: a pencil sketch of Katara from Avatar: The Last Airbender from the bicep up. She is smiling and facing left from a 3/4 angle. Aside from her āhair loopiesā, her hair is pulled back into a braid, like we see in the show. She is wearing her wrapped shirt/dress and her motherās necklace. End ID]
I had to draw Katara because I love her with all my heart :)
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The Gaang - Book 3 finally finished! Really proud of the end result :)Ā - This drawing is also on my redbubble! -
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For @pandora15 because we both had the exact same thought when looking at that photo!
Oh she mad
kenobi
Soo⦠I'm once again kinda frustrated⦠(Big surprise lol)
Iāve been watching reactions to the Kenobi teaser trailer for fun and I canāt believe I had to listen to some fans once again say or write things along the lines of āthe Jedi were bad blah blah blah, Obi-Wan is the only good one / the only one I likeā. I believe someone even said it right after the trailer mentions that Jedi are fundamentally compassionate and that that is literally their code.
Like?? Why? I just donāt get the whole the Jedi sucked, all Jedi are terrible people except for a couple hand picked ones.
Every time we see any Jedi on screen theyāre always kind and shown to be compassionate, so just generally good people. They literally all follow the same principles and teachings as Obi-Wan and thatās exactly why they are Jedi.
(Couple of examples of scenes with Jedi being genuinely kind just to prove my point:
- Yoda teaching the younglings, making jokes about Obi-Wan having lost a planet (Episode II)
- Plo Koon telling the clones they arenāt expandable (tcw)
- Mace Windu telling clone troopers to evacuate so only he would die if bomb were to go off (tcw)
- Kit Fisto smiling and being a very easy going, approachable person literally every time we see him
- Yoda calling Anakin his friend (tcw)
- Yoda feeling pained when sensing Anakin's pain (Episode II)
- Yoda telling the clone troopers that theyāre all individual and whole beings with their own strengths and weaknesses and just in general taking the time to give them a little wisdom talk
And these are just a few scenes.)
Just in general I feel like Jedi give off a kind and compassionate vibe/aura, thatās why I love them so much. You just know you can trust them somehow. And that is also why itās so weird to me when people hate on them.
And even though I was so incredibly happy about the trailer and Jedi specifically being called compassionate and so hopeful that fans would finally grasp that the Jedi are in fact the good guys (I mean thatās literally the whole point of Star Wars), now I just feel like the majority of people will once again simply say that Obi-Wan is one of the only good ones and the others or the order as a whole are still terrible, not grasping that Obi-Wan is and acts literally just like all the other Jedi (in terms of philosophy, principles and ideas that the Jedi uphold, heās of course still his own individual being) and was also happily apart of said order.
Iāve also seen fans do the exact same thing with Kanan and Ezra and Ahsoka. Them being the actual good Jedi as well and fans using them to somewhat show how the others are terrible, even though they all teach the exact same things and uphold the same philosophy. I just donāt see how you can use them as an argument against Jedi, when they are in fact Jedi and true to the orders teachings just like the rest!
I donāt know, it just makes me so mad when I try to watch or read Star Wars content made by fans and comments against the Jedi and their philosophy are made. It just immediately throws me off and thereās honestly so little popular content or fan fiction or just anything made by fans that see the Jedi positively and for what they actually are. Every single fan fiction I have read so far ends up with the oc equating love to attachment therefor hating on the Order and so on and so forth. And the same goes for comments that fans post on TikTok or other platforms.
And I know I should just be enjoying the actual canon Star Wars content and not let stuff like this get in my way but it still ends up frustrating me to the point I need to annoy people with my rants on here lol.
So yeah, another big rant, sorry!
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I read your post about children donāt get to chose the religion they grow up with because of their parents and while that is correct. I HARD DISAGREE with the Jedi on that. They go out looking for children that possess a special gift (Force sensitivity) and to train as servants of the Republic. They are sent out with their masters before they are even adults on missions where they may have to fight, kill, or die.
And the reason this is supposed to be okay is based on the idea that they can leave whenever they want. When they leave the Order theyāll have nothing. If some Padawan wanted to leave and they told their services with a lightsaber to someone the Jedi would stop them and the Padawan would be wrong.
The Jedi should not take in infants.
You are welcome to your views if you want, but since you came into my inbox, I in turn am in hard disagreement with your assessment, both for how we're not shown a lot of what you're assuming here and because what we are shown paints it with a lot of different context. What we're shown in canon is that, if the biological parents say no, then the Jedi don't adopt the child. What we're shown through the way Jedi seekers work is often that--like in the case of Ahsoka, through word of god commentary--is that the parents called them. What we're shown is that the galaxy is not kind to Force-sensitive children and the Jedi were able to help them. We're shown that Force abilities are really dangerous if you don't have a rock-solid grip on yourself and that it really, really helps to start from a young age with that, that George Lucas has even said, had Anakin been trained from when he was an infant, he would have been trained better. They have nothing when they leave the Jedi Order? Nothing in the movies or TV shows even says what they do/don't have when they leave. Further, they're trained with a ton of various skills to be able to make their way through the galaxy, we see Jedi being incredibly capable when they get stranded somewhere or when they're going on a mission somewhere, because they're trained to be able to make their way through the galaxy. They're taught languages, they're taught mechanics, they're taught history, they're taught self-defense, those are incredibly marketable skills. And I'm just going to crib off @agoddamn's post about how Jedi using lightsabers (and thus being trained to fight) has specific context that isn't "actually the Jedi are bad", as well as point out that before the war started happening (and the war was not an inherent part of anyone's lifestyle in the Republic, including the Jedi) we have no evidence that Jedi died a lot or that the Jedi were in much danger when they went on missions. And it wouldn't make sense that they're not allowed to use the Force, given that the Jedi speak warmly of other Force-using groups like the Guardians of the Whills or the Bardottens. We don't even know if they're allowed to use their lightsaber or not, nothing in the series says one way or the other. I can agree it might be discouraged because the lightsaber was associated so strongly with the Jedi but like. Yoda literally gives Asajj back her lightsaber in the first episode of TCW and no Jedi ever says, "That's illegal to have that!" whenever they see someone other than a Jedi with a lightsaber. Anakin gives Ahsoka back her lightsabers in season 7 and Obi-Wan is right there and has no objections to it, the entire Council doesn't object to it, even when an important distinction is made about how she's not a Jedi. Yes, she's going after Maul, so she's going to need hers, but there's never a point where anyone says that only Jedi are allowed to use lightsabers. The source material and word of god commentary seems to generally support that Jedi should be adopted when they're infants, and honestly that generally reflects real world context (not that everything in SW should be held to a 1:1 real world context relationship, mind) so you're welcome to disagree if you want (no shade there, honest), but I'm pretty convinced by what SW has actually shown me!
Iām genuinely concerned that Iāll have no real way to tell when itās safe for me to start doing things again, because the CDC basically told everyone to get fucked and die, Iām surrounded by people taking the, āeh, if I get covid, I get covidā approach, and I canāt fucking tell whatās a reasonable safety precaution anymore.
Iām exhausted all the time, and Iām still scared of getting sick, but the world is moving on without me, and Iām just so disoriented, y'all.
Everyone I live with IS immunocompromised, and this comment comes off very āitās fine, the only people who are still dying are disabled people,ā which really just serves to cement my original point about the world moving on without me.
Just want to add that that person is so incredibly wrong! The current science (or in laymanās terms check here) says that about 50% of everyone who gets covid, vaxxed or not, immunocompromised or not, will end up with long lasting symptoms, ones that last beyond the four weeks of infection. Now this statistic includes symptoms that resolve on their own eventually as well as ones that are permanent. But one in every two people will have long lasting covid symptoms. Sure being vaxxed decreases your chances of catching covid in the first place and it decreases the chances of it being severe, but it wonāt stop the long term symptoms. Even if you get a āmildā or asymptomatic infection, you still have a 50/50 shot of having long term symptoms. And this is just the most current science, for all we know the number could be higher! We donāt yet know the full extent to which covid fucks up the human body.
Oh and PLUS, omicron has an R0 value of somewhere between 8 and 15, making it the second most infectious disease in the whole world (second only to measles). The R0 number is a measure of how infectious a disease is. For comparison the R0 of the flu is generally 1.5.
And yet EVERYONE I talk to is completely ignoring this and calling omicron more mild than previous strains, that itās comparable to the flu (never mind that the science says itās about twice as likely that youāll have long lasting symptoms from covid than the flu). It makes me feel like Iām losing my mind. But weāre not losing our minds. Especially if youāre disabled/chronically ill, getting covid could be devastating even with a āmildā infection. My brain doesnāt know how to process all of this. The wide spread scale at which people are saying āfuck youā to disabled lives makes me want to vomit.
But uh OP I hope this justifies your actions/thoughts. Youāre not alone in this either!
I am triple vaxxed and caught Omicron while masked and outdoors, but working with the unmasked public.Ā Yes, technically Iām fine. But I spent a week basically unable to sleep or really rest because I had what I can only describe as restless legs syndrome. It hurt to lay down or sit down. I frequently had to move to keep from being in pain. While Iām grateful that this symptom eventually went away, itās the kind of symptom - weird & neurological - that has become a permanent condition for others.Ā My breathing also remains permanently impacted. I am, was, in great shape - cardio and strength building exercises on the regular. I now frequently get winded walking up stairs. Exercise in general is much harder and I am fighting to maintain my current state, let alone get back into the kind of fit I used to be.Ā
And thereās NO WAY OF KNOWING how long I will be impacted or if my symptoms will ever increase or resurface. We just donāt know.Ā
Iām the best case scenario: a person in excellent health and triple vaxxed and I still suffered and continue to experience symptoms. There are plenty of reasons to be concerned about your own health, and plenty more to care about and be concerned for the health of others.Ā
The immunocompromised are not disposable. OP, Iām sorry we as a society failed so hard and you have to live with this fear and exhaustion.Ā