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If you ship Sabezra and doesn't hate others ships...i love you stranger
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All of us have ever wanted to see the backstory of our favorite characters. Whether it's Zeb with his story about the fall of Lasan (and I'm sure we all would like to see the world of Lasat at least once), or Hera with her military childhood, which took place in the tunnels under the ground of Ryloth, or Sabine in her younger years on the ice Crownest or in the ranks of the Imperial cadets.
But what I've never seen is anyone wondering where the Chopper came from. It would be incredibly interesting for me to see the backstory of this sick killer droid. He clearly served for the old republic (and maybe even before that) and it might be interesting!!
Do you think that the fact that Palpatine called Ezra the key to the World Between Worlds will play a role in the story, or will it be forgotten like many other things?
I'm going to write this without any preparation, because that's what I usually do. I want to talk a little about Luke and Ezra and their comparisons to the sun and the moon.
This won't be a post about the Skybridge, but you can interpret it however you want.
Let's start with Luke. He came with the dawn. His light and hope illuminated the creatures. Like a star, he gave people the strength to keep going. He is a strong and powerful man whose presence leaves no room for doubt. He warms and sometimes burns. He acts boldly and with confidence.
On the other hand, there is Ezra. He is like the moon. He is not the strong light of a star. Ezra is a soft reflection. He listens and leads. Sometimes he observes silently, but he never stands aside. The moon always watches and protects. The moon cannot be alone, because the moon is a reflection of the light of others. Without light, the moon will be dark and silently gaze into the cold void.
This is actually one of my thoughts about these boys, and I'm not sure if it will stay with me for long.
What do you think the clones would be like if they served under the last remaining Jedi? (Luke, Leia, Ezra, (Vah'nya and Che'ri, if you want).
The character, the coloring of the armor, the attitude towards the general?
PS: I'm not counting Cal, Kanan, Ahsoka, Bariss, and Merrin, because they already had clones, and the last one didn't relate to the Clone Wars at all. Girlie is Dathomirian witch after all.
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I am purple blade Ezra's huge fan💜
That's all. Whole point....(人 •͈ᴗ•͈)
So, ladies and gentlemen... The second season of the «Ahsoka» series is set to premiere in early 2027 (if all goes according to plan), and I... I'm nervous. The creators promise a more ambitious scale, both in terms of battles and the stakes for the galaxy (quoting directly from the announcement post that caught me off guard).
For some reason, all this makes me uneasy. I’ve long known I’m not a fan of «Ahsoka», but another thought slightly reassures me.
Dave Filoni and the other showrunners had the idea of connecting the «world between worlds» to the concept of alternate universes.
Everyone has already realized that the latest film trilogy isn’t very popular. And through the «world between worlds», it’s possible to spin off the third trilogy into an alternate universe, allowing them to keep coming up with ideas and making films (similar to Marvel).
And what do you know... This reassures me at least by the possibility that my (and not just my) «crazy theory» about the Ascedensy AU could be canon at least somewhere. It gives a lot of freedom.
But keep in mind that none of this has been officially confirmed. No one has verified it. It’s not true yet.
Ezra talks with Hera about his youngest padawans:
Ezra: And these girls! These two little girls! They came up to me and one of them like
"Barto: She called me a b-word..."
Ezra, continuing to retell: And the other girl turns around and is like
"Su'dju: Motherfucker doesn't start with a b!"