Sara

She definitely outranks him by my book. She fought an entire war and then led a rebellion while Luke was just sitting at home and playing with power converters.

Also, to be given the title of Jedi Master, the requirement was to have trained a Padawan to their promotion to being a full knight. Luke definitely hasn't done it yet.

5 times, Ahsoka called Anakin by name to his face.

Disaster Lineage Appreciation Week

Day 2: Favorite Dynamic → Anakin and Ahsoka

Disaster Lineage Appreciation Week

Day 3: Favorite Scene  

Some of the enemies of SkySnips teasingly call them Chip 'N Dale. They did it to Obi-Wan & Anakin too.

Anakin hates it when Palpatine disrespects Ahsoka.

Palpatine tried to poison Anakin against Ahsoka after day one of her apprenticeship, claiming she was nothing more than a Council snitch sent to spy on him and hold him back. Anakin exploded at him in anger, in defence of his snippy little sister.

Ahsoka notices every time Anakin's presence darkens.

The first time Ahsoka had nightmares during her apprenticeship, Anakin sang her a lullaby his mother taught him that helped him sleep at night.

Anakin has taken Ahsoka to visit Shmi's grave.

SkySnips have visited Boba in jail, together and separately.

Anakin had his tearful reunion hug with Ahsoka off-screen.

Ahsoka remembered every detail of what she did on Mortis under the Son's influence, and talked about it with Anakin.

When she first read his comments in The Jedi Path, she joked about some of them sounding like something a Sith would say.

That it's the purest and most heartwarming (and heartbreaking sometimes) about Star Wars, and no one can change my mind.

He spends years preparing her for the worse life or death scenario, not knowing that he’s going to be the one who puts her in that scenario. 

Thinking of this moment:

versus this one:

And this one

I really think Tales of the Jedi helps put Anakin/Ahsoka’s confrontation in the Mortis Arc into context. Ahsoka asks Anakin if he is proud of her.

For Ahsoka, the droid test in totj was easy. It wasn’t unfair for Anakin to challenge her and present her with something more rigorous. But he should have praised her. Everyone else seemed impressed, even excited at Ahsoka’s proficiency. Yet the person she really needs the reassurance from is her teacher. Her master. Her brother. He doesn’t give her much. She’s a teenager. While she’s resilient and wise, she still needs the positive feedback from adults in her life. Anakin isn’t even on time for her test.

So when Ahsoka confronts Anakin, her deepest fears and frustrations are founded in insecurity and his lack of recognition. He pushes her. It leads her to survive time and time again, but he doesn’t always allow her to enjoy her accolades or provide her with the praise she needs.