#bad batch aftermath

echo being offended that Kamino didn't immediately recognise their ship

crosshair just trying to eat during the food fight

'why don't YOU memorise them?' 'I have!'

'I'm not going anywhere' what are you tech a fckn comedian

THE SNIPER KNIFE THING I DIE

any time a knife was used at all really

'strike us down like you did the Jedi' 'is that a request?'

Saw's scars

the cute af family photo

tech's little leg shake in the cell when he's thinking

'harm her and you're a dead man' THEY'RE SO PROTECTIVE I LOVE THEM

THE FUCKING MUSIC WHEN CROSSHAIR WALKED OUT

female clone female clone female clone female clone female clone

wrecker's soft toy ... I just think it's neat

Am I the only one who just fucking broke, when Tarkin enhanced the effects of Order 66 in Crosshair? Not just because it obviously hurt and because he is my favorite Batcher, but also because of all the effects it will have on him and the others. He's their brother. And he stood by them all the time. Sure, he doesn't talk much and sometimes he's really an ass, but they lived through the Clone Wars together. They lived through being harrassed by the Regs all the time. They only had each other, the four, and now with Echo, five of them, are each part of a whole. And now a part is missing. And even worse, he's ready to fight them. This must hurt the others so much. Not only him being ready to fight them, but having to fight him, so they don't end up like him or dead or whatever Tarkin wants to do with them.

And that again makes me think, how Cross must feel. He has to fight his brothers. The people he grew up with. They probably saved his life so many times and he saved theirs also. They did their thing, unpopular and extreme, didn't follow orders, but at least they were together. And now a man, who usually doesn't give a shit about orders, repeats it all the time.

Good. Soldiers. Follow. Orders.

Even if it means fighting and killing his brothers.

A lot of people seem to be under the impression that Hunter is not a good brother. He left Crosshair. He sold Echo. He endangered Omega. But let's not forget this scene.

The whole time Crosshair is firing on Caleb Dume on Kaller, Hunter is trying to talk him down except for right here. He isn't yelling "DON'T!" to Crosshair. He's yelling it at Caleb.

Caleb has chosen to stop running, stand his ground, and fight for his life at this point. Hunter has seen Jedi fight. He knows this is a dangerous situation. The boy is a grieving, terrified mess and Hunter chooses to confront him anyway in the face of Crosshair being attacked knowing full well that the young Jedi will likely attack him with deadly force next.