#scarverse

I saw people showing off their displays, and I wanted to show off mine (⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠)

Note that the stickers aren't actually stuck to the wall! I actually cut them out from the sticker sheet, then I tape them on the back and stick them like that. I couldn't sticker them for real or I'd explode

The Scarland Artbook is being held up by cardboard, a necklace chain, and a dream haha

List of every single thing on my wall, up to down, under the cut..

YOOO!

Why hello! Welcome to my humble abode! Where the angst is fresh and there is lots of screaming going on about Echo that mostly involves “NOOOO!” and “HE’S FINE DAMNIT. NOTHING HAPPENED TO ECHO. OR FIVES. OR HARDCASE OR TUP OR HEVY OR ANYBODY. EVERYONE IS FINE.”

*pant pant* Where was I?

Oh! SCARverse! Anakin Skywalker’s No Good Very Bad and Absolutely Horrible Adventures Into Adulthood and Traumatic Authority. Stop cackling Lily. You know it’s true. And thank you so very much for your kind words. I’m happy to know people are still enjoying that terribly sad little world! ^____^

Is Anakin the only person who hears The General? Nobody calls the ghost of the Kenobi Obi-Wan on orders from High General Tano and Commander Rex. Because they’d like to keep Anakin relatively emotionally stable. 

While The General seems to like Ahsoka, she has struggled to hear it. In The Haunted Flagship, it’s the CT-3311, or Steady, who heard what he thinks is the ghost of the ship. Ahsoka’s never been able to make contact with The General by herself, whether that’s because she had a weaker connection to Obi-Wan than Anakin or because she simply doesn’t need the ghost’s help is something we don’t know. 

Other Force sensitives feel a presence on the Kenobi No. Not The Presence. The Presence is busy being a back seat driver in Tano and Kenobi. but none of them could say for sure whether or not it’s Obi-Wan’s presence trying to reach out from beyond the netherworld of the Force. Remember, it is Anakin Skywalker’s flagship and he is hella powerful. More skeptical Jedi simply believe it’s just the will of the Living Force and not necessarily the spirit of Obi-Wan Kenobi. 

Plo Koon believes that ultimately, whatever experiences people are having on the Kenobi they are benevolent ones and since they are not actively hurting anyone maybe they should leave well enough alone. 

The enlisted men, the clones, natural-born troopers (natchers in the story), and to a few particularly suspicious civilians, the ship is clearly Haunted and they love their ghost General and are very thankful for his random acts of benevolence. They will buy him all the bad tea he wants if he keeps them in one piece and victorious. 

If someone with psychometric powers like Cal Kestis went there, what would happen?

I haven’t played Fallen Order (that’s what it’s called right?) and I’m not super familiar with psychometry works but based on my limited knowledge, Cal touches things and can see what happened near them right? Like if he touched the pilot seat in the Millenium falcon he might have a vision Han shooting Darth Vader right before Luke blew the Death Star sky high right? 

Let me consult Wookiepedia. 

Hold on. Let me set a timer first so I will actually come back in a decent amount of time.

I’m back! I made it out alive! Ahaahahahaha! And why does everybody keep looking for that damn holocron with the list of all the Force Sensitive children in the galaxy?? This is the THIRD DAMN TIME Anakin has had to track that stupid holocron down! Why don’t they just attach a Tile keychain to it and be done with it? Is there a “Find My Missing List of Potential Baby Jedis” app? You should get on that Vaderkin. 

Ah right! So... if Cal were to visit the Kenobi he would be able to sense the emotions and memories of the people serving on the ship. He would probably get a whole blast of Anakin’s memories because Anakin doesn’t like leaving his ship. He doesn’t like going back to Coruscant. There’d be some of the sensations of other Force sensitives who have visited the ship like Ahsoka, Plo Koon, Aayla Secura, etc but since the ship wasn’t made until after Obi-Wan was lost there aren’t any Obi-Wan related emotions, sights or sounds for Cal to tap into. 

I mean, unless The General feels the need to introduce himself. 

For what it’s worth, when Caleb Dume joins the cast, he will have a hard time connecting with the General as well and he’s very invested in the spirit of Obi-Wan Kenobi approving of his work as Anakin’s aide de camp. 

Oh my goodness! My dear bambino that’s a lot of angst to take in one sitting! *hug hug* I hope you enjoyed a nice pile of your favorite candy or delicious edible treat to recover from reading the four snippets of SCARverse. It’s not always the easiest read. Okay well Ben Amidala is adorable, as is Mercy Kryze, but who doesn’t love tiny children being cute and smashing Separatist Peas? I’ve always felt peas were suspicious and Padme’s tiny little one just confirmed my worst fears. I wonder what this means for brussel sprouts? Are they aligned with the Sith?!

But I digress! Back to your questions!

What does Anakin think of the Kenobi being haunted?

Anakin finds the idea of Obi-Wan’s spirit haunting the Kenobi to be reassuring. With one caveat. Anakin doesn’t think the ship is haunted so much as he thinks Obi-Wan uses the ship to communicate with him from the netherworld of the Force. 

Anakin sees what he thinks are signs from Obi-Wan all over the place. If a battle goes a way he hadn’t planned the Republic wins big, Anakin thinks that’s Obi-Wan giving them some extra help. The nice weather is a sign from Obi-Wan as is bad weather. He’s not gone into battle because, and I quote, “The Old Man is in a bad mood. Just look at the clouds.”

An hour later, when Republic forces would have already been committed to an risky engagement and would no doubt be in a dangerous spot, it starts pouring space cats and dogs and the Separatist’s droid army gets bogged down in the mud and lighting. 

So it isn’t so much Anakin thinks the ships haunted as Anakin thinks he’s haunted. 

Now the clones and the natchers (natural born troopers i.e. recruits from Republic member worlds)? They think the ship is haunted. They straight up believe the ghost of Obi-Wan Kenobi roams the halls complaining about tea and finding lost boxes of supplies and performing routine turbolift maintenance when they get stuck on their way to some place far more exciting than the mess hall. To a one they are thankful for the ghost they believe watches over them and tries to help them bring as many brothers back as they can. 

Does Obi-Wan appear to him more than the troops? Communicate a bit more?

It isn’t really communication or a conversation in Anakin’s case. It’s more like confirmation of what Anakin is thinking. In The Haunted Flagship, Anakin didn’t act until he felt he got the go ahead from Obi-Wan. Anakin knew what he wanted to do but he needed that affirmation, that metaphorical hand on the back of his shoulder, to tell him that his plan was a good one. 

The ghost very rarely disapproves of Anakin’s attacks but the SCAR usually understands why when he does and reconsiders his attack with the General’s disapproval in mind. 

As for the troops? They’ve heard all kinds of strange whisperings and they firmly believe that if they hear something unexplained, it’s the General and it’s best to report it to the nearest Jedi for interpretation. 

An interesting thing to point out is, while the General seems to truly and deeply care for Ahsoka, she’s not had a whole lot of luck seeking his wisdom and she’s never heard him speak. Ahsoka isn’t quite sure the Kenobi is haunted but it makes Anakin happy and that’s really all she cares about. 

It was so hard for Ahsoka to pull him out of the black hole he fell into after Obi-Wan died that she will do just about anything, go along with whatever ridiculous scheme Anakin has to keep him safe from himself and his own demons. While Anakin and Ahsoka have always been sibling-esque in their Master-Padawan relationship, Obi-Wan’s death led to Ahsoka taking on the reigns of leadership and command much faster than anyone ever intended for her leading to her current position as the youngest High General in the GAR.

Hello Nony! Thanks for stopping by! 

I’m glad to hear that you’ve been enjoying SCARverse. I have a deep affection for the Saddest of Timelines and while I can’t spend as much time on it as I like, I’m always tickled to see when a new reader discovers the Life, Times and Suffering of the Supreme Commander of the Army of the Republic Anakin Skywalker. 

I’m working on some characters for the next bit which I hope to get to work on once this season of Tano and Kenobi is done. And our long suffering will finally end. While the next snippet won’t focus on Anakin and his grief, I hope to expand the world building a little bit and show more parts of the galaxy that has been dealing with almost a decade of civil war at this point.