Come To The Dark Side We Got Cool Pjs

Din’s new Nevarro neighbors realizing pretty quickly that the new guy will help you with anything if you ask him nicely. Got a leaky roof? He’ll climb up there and patch it and clean out the gutters while he’s at it. Old and need someone to run into town and pick up some groceries for you? How many potatoes do you need, ma’am? Some creep keeps harassing you? Don’t worry about it, it’s taken care of.

I’m so scared right now. Am I not the only one fucking SCARED?!? How is everyone staying so calm!!

In one of the traditional Hero’s Journeys, the hero returns to their home after trials and tribulations to go back to how things were before they had to embark on their adventures. It’s then that the hero realizes they can’t go back to what used to be and that they’ve changed too much to live the life they used to have. That realization is what catapults them forward to another call of action or duty.

And this is why it bothers me when people say Din Djarin has been 'sidelined' in his own show.

Paz, to Bo-Katan: “As leader of the war party, you get to stay by the fire in a place of honor as you eat.”

day in the life of a mandalorian:

i haven’t seen anyone else talk about when the imperial troopers are retreating. the other mando’s are taking covering firing at them and steadily advancing while din is just running in the line of fire gunning down troopers left and right like it’s nothing?? he’s consistently the most badass mandalorian & i’m waiting for the memes/gifs/edits of those scenes. he gives 0 fucks.

I feel like this episode almost foreshadowed that Din will end up with the dark saber and ride the mythosaur… I might be way off but it felt like they were emphasizing Din’s honor and humility and capability to rule over Bo’s. For example, after the ugnaught scene, instead of being grateful for Din’s help, she says “what was that?” And seems frustrated simply because she needed his help. And at the end, none of the Mandalorians would have sided with Bo unless Din decided to make the move that he did—a move I couldn’t see Bo Katan making. Axe Wolves’ comment at the end also felt like a foreshadow to me—“he doesn’t even have a drop of mandalorian blood in his veins”—why would they say this line if it’s just gonna go the expected way with Bo, a mandalorian by blood, ruling mandalore? I feel like this line is setting up Din as the unlikely ruler, as the dark horse candidate. Sure he’s been on the sidelines this season but literally NONE of this would have happened without him. Without him there was no mission to retake mandalore. I can’t help but feel like in these last two episodes he may finally start to get his recognition. Don’t ask me how he could end up with the dark saber though cause I have no idea lmao, maybe if he were to ride the mythosaur that would be enough? Sorry that was so long ahah

Din: *almost dies in the living waters*