#pep-no

So I know we’re all thinking/hoping/expecting Benicio Del Toro’s DJ character in Star Wars: The Last Jedi to actually be Ezra from Star Wars Rebels. There’s been a picture circulating of a picture of him during a SW panel with two little scars under his right eye. Speculation ran rampant that the picture was flipped and they were under his left eye, just like our favorite blueberry.

Well, it looks like the picture wasn’t flipped:

So I’m cleaning out my folders on my computer, including screenshots and I found this ancient relic.

@pepoluan and I guess technically @pep-no : This was our first interaction with each other, back on October 13, 2015. You sent this back as an answer, and I think this was just before I really started interacting with the SWR fandom on Tumblr.

Pablo Hidalgo, Rebels Recon #3.14: Inside “Warhead”

…you just had to end that with pain eh.

;))

Star Wars has always been a constant in my life. It is the only Series where despite all its flaws, I cant help but be optimistic. With most other things I'm a fan of such as Harry Potter, Transforms, My little pony(Yes, I'm a brony. Fight me.) Rick and Morty, Samurai Jack, Dragon Ball, Yugioh, anything to do with DC or Marvel etc., I’m more pessimistic. I don't know what it is about Star Wars but I cant help but feel happy. 

 I grew up watching Star Wars Clone Wars(2003) and Star War the Clone Wars(2008). But I stopped watching it shows like this when I got older thinking I was too big for them.

Star Wars Rebels came out when I was Seventeen, a Junior in High School, during a hard period of my life. I was diagnosed with depression, anxiety and PTSD. So when Rebels came out I fell in love with Star Wars all over again. It made me feel like a little like my self again.

 Fats forward and I'm Twenty-One now. There has been a lot of mile stones in my life. Some good and some bad. I found my first pay check to pay check job and I've worked there for a year now. I’ve made many friends, reconnected with family and some relationships have become strained. My nieces where born and sadly I lost my father to a heart attack. 

 By the time Rebels ends a new chapter will open up for me. My sister and her family is coming back. My Sister, Brother-in-law and myself are going back to school. This Show has given me confidence to write and explore with my art skills. It gave me the confidence to finally start my youtube review channel.

 It will be strange when the show end because I know their are people like @countessofkrownest and @nay-evigilata grew up with it. For those like @amaximinalist  who have gain some opportunities while others like @eyeloch wonder about how their tumblr will be effected. For many the end of the Show will mark the end of a chapter in their lives but giving what we’ve seen with other forms of media, I don't think we’ll say goodbye to many of these characters yet.

Times are scary right now weather it be a personal matter or a public matter. I know @countessofkrownest and @nay-evigilata are worry for their futures as they enter into their final months of school.

 So, I have been doing some research into the Mandalorian culture and came across a character known as Venku Skirata. He is the son of the Jedi Etain Tur-Murkan and the clone trooper Darman Skirata. He inherited his mothers force sensitivity. I know them mostly through wiki and @izzyovercoffee post. I've always wondered what if other clones who have biological children are force sensitive.

  How would this effect them? If the Jedi order and republic never fell would they be seen as free people or as property? Would the Jedi train them? Would they be denied to interact with their fathers or family? Would the republic treat them as a new slave army?  We know the scientist on Kamino would treat them as science experiments.

 Ignoring the whole Fett no longer being a Mandolorian debate. How would the Mandalorians react because from what I can infer some Mando trainers adopted a few clones. Would they considered the clone trooper children as Mandalorian children being stolen from them.