Reva Did Nothing Wrong 2026

Is this a deeply held belief that suffering makes one greater, in line already with Sith ideas? Or is this just carelesness, a matter of "eh, whatever, she can handle it, so I don't have to worry"? Is this just plain inability to recognize he may have commited a mistake with the exercise and a knee-jerk reaction to double down? Like, "nope, no harm, so much no harm that it should be repeated!"

I guess this part of the series intrigues me because, even though the narrative wants to frame them positively, the actions of Anakin are still something I find entirely within character.

Do I believe these scenes happened in my understanding of Star Wars? No. I think that this 'practice' scenario would have meant an immidiate separation of Ahsoka and Anakin, because I don't think the Jedi would have allowed the mistreatment. I can totally believe that Anakin would do this, though.

Anakin promises to make her a "better test" when they're talking quietly by a window; the only ones who would have heard it were maybe Depa and Caleb, who were passing by, and this wouldn't be abnormal for someone without context, and someone unaware he could and would go to extremes-- to those two, it sounds completely normal!

Anakin summons her first to some barren looking warehouse type place. No other Jedi are present: only clones who think gross mistreatment of children is normal, and if they had issues with it, they literally could not speak up or try to intervene with it for fear of execution.

After the time-skip, once again, they're in an isolated area: a hangar bay on what must be the Resolute. No other Jedi. Only Anakin, Ahsoka, and the 501st.

One of the very first things we ever see him teach her, the first episode they even have on the show, is how to lie to the Council and do what you want anyway. He tells her off for announcing her disagreement to the Council, says that it's the WAY she stated her disagreement that was wrong not the disagreement itself, which he clarifies is basically that she should just keep her mouth shut and agree and then find a loophole that lets her do what she wants afterward. None of which is helped by Palpatine coming in later and being like "Anakin, the Council is FURIOUS with you" when we just literally saw it not to be true like 3 seconds ago and Ahsoka is sitting right next to him when it happens (I think).

In the episode with Luminara, when they find the Padawans, Anakin IMMEDIATELY throws Luminara under the bus with the statement that he was right not to give up on them. And Luminara at least gets a chance to defend herself here, but Ahsoka basically has to choose whose word to believe between the two of them, and it's not surprising that she might choose her Master over Luminara who she may not know as well.

Those are the only obvious examples of Anakin undercutting the Jedi off the top of my head, but where would Ahsoka have learned to mistrust the Council from if not Anakin? Why would she mistrust the Council SO MUCH that she automatically believes that they won't believe HER when she tries to defend herself against a crime without having even spoken to them, if she hadn't already been building up that mistrust for a while? It's not like Obi-Wan or Plo Koon or Yoda would do that and she interacts with them fairly regularly, loves them even. We don't see her interact with many other members of the Council beyond those three, but there's never anything negative that actually happens between Ahsoka and the Council before the Wrong Jedi arc to justify that mistrust.

So where did it come from?

And now we see Anakin PULLING HER AWAY from the other Jedi, from other Council members, including Obi-Wan and Plo, talking down Jedi and their training, being secretive about their own separate training, and it's not hard to extrapolate from there that this probably is not the only time this has happened or will happen. That it all adds up from here, and while Ahsoka wouldn't ever say prior to the Wrong Jedi arc that she doesn't trust the Jedi, we all know what it leads to. We all know she doesn't end up trusting anyone but Anakin.

This is one of the best things I've made in a bit, I'm super happy with it!!

It is for @blueberry-ry 's DTIYS !!!! This is ofc the lovely Satine Kryze,

I really wanted to do as combination of outfits so I scoured your account and combined elements from a couple of your drawings. I really wanted to include the headpiece in the og dtiys drawing so I have it as flowers on the side, plus her strills Nau and Kot who are such sweethearts.

Since this is a stamp I wanted everything to be symetrical so that all her unique features would stand out more such as her scars, prosthetic, and eyes! The two babies are also almost identical except for bits of their personality.

ofc I had to put some blueberries for ya in there too!

I hope you like it! I had so much fun working on it (worked on it for a solid bit tbh

Mandalore’s Star

pt two of the melanin beam challenge YEAH ITS THE KIDS !!!!

did I enjoy designing and drawing Leia more maybe maybe maybe