Ignorance, Yet Knowledge

thinking about revan and the protagonist again…

Commision

Art by Indo

I’m so in love with Terese Nielsen’s art of Leia in Boushh Disguise for Star Wars Miniatures: Imperial Entanglements (picture 1) and Jedi Knight Leia for Star Wars Miniatures: Jedi Academy (picture 2)

kotor 2 is more about revan than kotor 1 is. kotor 1 is what saves revan, though, so maybe it's the most important thing. the book isn't about kotor at all so i ignore it.

have you ever been built to love things and then convince yourself it's a flaw that must be compensated for, and no one bothers to correct you until it's too late?

the answer to the question "what makes a mandalorian afraid" ends up looking a lot like another mandalorian.

"love will save you, not condemn you" jolee was fucking right about that

there's not a single person in kotor 1 or 2 who gains a net positive in their life from interacting with revan. except maybe hk-47, who was created by them

what it means to be driving the trolley in the trolley problem. what it means to be a passanger, too.

determination and ruthlessness can be just the same thing from different points of view.

it's about inter-generational trauma. which means a lot of things but also that technically everything is exar kun's fault.

war destroys jedi. at it's gentlest it leaves deep, gouging scars.

revan exists in the narrative as a black hole in a way that probably says a lot about my special interest in black holes

that one post i made about revan and their divinity

to be saved and to be redeemed are two different things. revan never experiences redemption or resolution.

behold! my beloved kotor protagonist

revan gets to be one of the best sw characters ever AND is really fun to draw?? what cant they do