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What a twist this would be
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Master of Shadows (Canon)
"Master of Shadows" is a seven-page magazine article written by Amy Ratcliffe and published in Star Wars Insider 236 by Titan Magazines and released on February 24, 2026.
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I was re-watching Maul Shadow Lord last night with my brother and honestly, Scorn and Icarus's deaths just made me feel so bitter. The longer I sit with it, the more it upsets me. Why can none of the nightbrothers be fully fleshed characters? Other than Maul and maybe Savage to a lesser degree. I know they're fictional aliens, but it really feels like none of them are allowed to be people. Their only purpose is to look cool, fight good, and die. It feels that way both in the actual Star Wars universe, as well as in our real world as viewers.
Their lack of personhood does make sense due to their subservience to the nightsisters, but the narrative never really seems interested in diving into the full implications of that.
Maul in The Phantom Menace was created with the only purpose of looking cool, fighting good, and dying. But they brought him back and wrote him to be one of the most interesting characters in Star Wars. If Maul is a deeply complex, interesting person, then retroactively they all are.
In the Savage centric episodes, the Jedi and the Galaxy at large treat him like a mindless beast or a humanoid animal. But only a few episodes ago, we met Savage when he was of sound mind and a good person. Are we meant to forget his kindness and his protectiveness of his brother Feral? He was made into something else against his will, and are we as an audience meant to cheer on his demise?
Maybe it's like how the Orcs used to be in DND, and they're just meant to be a kind of evil tribal warrior race and we as the audience are not meant to think any deeper about it. But then Maul himself counters this! He's very intelligent and talented and well spoken. In a different life he could have done great things! I just don't understand why no one but Maul seems to be allowed to be anything.
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Selanna, a Nightsister adoptable designed by me. She has been purchased already.💜
Continuing the alphabet challenge. M - memory
Just rewatched the Clone Wars season 3 episode "Monster."
Did Savage Opress think Ventress was choosing him as a mate? That's definitely what the other male Zabraks in the village believed. They say as much when Anakin and Obi Wan come looking for answers about Savage, who's been out terrorizing the Jedi.
The Selection, which Ventress invoked, seems to be the process by which a Nightsister chooses a male Nightbrother when she wants a mate, or to have children. Not sure what happens to the Nightbrother after that, but I would assume the Nightsister keeps him around if he proves satisfactory as a mate/whatever else that role entails.
So from Savage's perspective, he's about to become Ventress' mate, have sex with a woman for (probably) the first time, and perhaps have some children. Instead, he gets roided up on green ichor, brainwashed, and made to kill his beloved brother Feral.
That's rough. 😢