#auditect

It makes me wonder why she was never taken away from him if every Jedi thinks he's such a terrible influence on her and he never even consented to training her.

WELL GEE WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT

I would once again like to remind everyone that Legends was still canon when TCW started, and it was CANON that Jedi chose their apprentices via the Jedi Apprentice series. No one in their right mind would give Anakin an apprentice, he's still too inexperienced, and it was pure contrivance that the Council assigned Anakin a Padawan. The only way I could see this working is if Anakin like, ended up on a mission by chance working with Ahsoka and decided to take her on but it demonstrates his headstrong nature/not thinking things through/how he is arrogant about his powers and abilities and refuses to consider he's not ready to have an apprentice.

Like, as a teacher myself, being a good teacher means being hard on yourself and examining yourself constantly. Are my methods meeting the students' needs? Are my personal biases interfering with how I treat students? Am I being effective? If the majority of the class doesn't get something, that's on me, not them, because I didn't teach it well. Anakin could NEVER do that, it could've been great to show his character flaw once again that he means well but is selfish (he loves Padme, but his willingness to do anything and his refusal to consider his vision could be misleading or to think it through led him right into Palpatine's manipulations). He could think he's doing a great job teaching Ahsoka but instead is teaching her to act first think later, or emphasizing wartime teachings over the Jedi's role as a diplomat and not giving her a well-rounded education, etc. Plus how his possessiveness over his loved ones leads him to think that HE knows best. They could've gone so many better directions if they had to give Anakin an apprentice, but of course Feloni can't stop licking the buttholes of his favorite OCs.

"Oh sure! The Octopins' general is named Cephan, and he's your typical strong bloodthirsty type. Not much finesse, but he's got a warrior's resolve that I admire in a man. Most Atlanticans see the Octopins as a savage and warlike race, and between you and me, it's not an unfounded belief. They raid and pillage kingdoms for their resources rather than cultivating them for themselves."

"That useless bird should keep his foul beak shut regarding my affairs. But, yes, I avoided Destane, though not out of any personal vendetta or fear. The Land of the Black Sands held no particular use to me, and I hardly needed to place myself in competition with another sorcerer unnecessarily. I would have destroyed him after getting the lamp... that is, if his plucky little apprentice hadn't beaten me to it."

Do you remember the character with the "vertical slit pupils" I asked you to draw? Since he's my tallest character, he'd have to look down a lot, but I have trouble drawing these types of eyes looking up or down.

So if I may ask, how would you do it?

If the slit pupil is paired with an iris, then it works like a normal eye:

However if there are no irises, having a gap between the top and bottom helps show where the pupil is pointing:

Characters with slit pupils can sometimes be hard to read, so tilting the head up and down along with the eyes can help a lot with readability for viewers.

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