wake up, fall in love again

A little follow-up to this

Ezra teaching the kids how not to get scammed by dark siders cracked me up. Does Ahsoka jump in the class and teach how to successfully team up with a baddie and not get corrupted (seeing her adventures with Ventress)

Ahsoka: “u see class it was a skill issue for Master Bridger.”

Ezra: “HEY!”

going off jedi survivor, there MUST have been some bogling stowaways that made it to the jedi academy so yes

He would not be a warrior. He would travel, he would explore. He would go to distant planets to find information, history, lost people. He would save animals and people and droids from danger and evils and he would find a safe home for everyone he helped.

the joys of parenting having really weird teenage crewmates

omg yes definitely

why the merrical fankids both have ginger hair btw <3

BEING A JEDI WAS THE BEST THING THAT HAD EVER HAPPENED TO CAL EVEN AFTER ORDER 66 [Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars]

Why? Why does Cal keep trying to talk down his villains?

Because it worked. Just once. With Merrin.

Merrin may have ended up as part of his crew and as his love interest but she started as an antagonist. Cal talked to her, found their common ground, explained himself and befriended her. His first time trying to talk down an antagonist and he succeeded.

Why though? Neither side is inherent, they're choices. Does a difficult choice between good and evil not sound nuanced to you? Does the choice between a painful path and the complete erasure of who you are no sound fucking nuanced to you?

The Dark and Light Sides are a binary choice between good and evil, and… that's great! The morals are simple, but the nuance is not in the basic and very simple morality (murder bad), it's in the circumstances that make adhering to your morals difficult.

Is Anakin Skywalker wanting to do good but not being able to because that would mean not having what he wants not nuanced to you?

Is Asajj Ventress —an assassin, a Sith Acolyte, a bounty hunter— letting a girl go because she doesn't want her to lose her family like Ventress did, even though that would cost her a lot of money she needs to survive not nuanced to you?

Is Dooku wanting to fix the corruption of the Republic and ending up being worse because he believes he knows best not nuanced to you?

Is Darth Vader choosing right for once in his life and becoming who his son needs him to be not nuanced to you?

Is Cal, Kanan, Obi-Wan and all other Order 66 survivors remaining good and kind when everything's against them not nuanced to you?

Is Luke seeing the good still left in Space Hitler and forgiving and loving his father the Sith Apprentice despite everything he's done not nuanced to you?

Is Finn choosing mercy and defiance of the First Order despite being kidnaped, indoctrinated and brainwashed by them not nuanced to you?

Is Rey being good and choosing not to let her bloodline define her not nuanced to you?

Is Ben Solo choosing evil despite everyone around him being good not nuanced to you?

Is Han Solo, a selfish man, choosing to go into a killzone to save his friends not nuanced to you?

Is Mace Windu commiting high treason to save the Republic regardless of what happens to him not nuanced to you?

Is Ezra Bridger being selfish and thinking of himself but choosing to be selfless when he realizes how much that means not nuanced to you?

If we go to Legends:

Is Jacen Solo becoming a monster because he wants to spare his daughter from a horrible fate not nuanced to you?

Is Jaina Solo killing her brother to save the galaxy not nuanced to you?

Is Cade Skywalker seeing the Force as a tool and being dragged into evil more and more not nuanced to you?