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I am not the intended audience for the $200 Vader book nor am I buying the $200 Vader book. That said there sure is an expensive Vader book coming out.
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I am not the intended audience for the $200 Vader book nor am I buying the $200 Vader book. That said there sure is an expensive Vader book coming out.
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remembered terekeeve again and they are so perfect. reading into terec’s very non-canon crush is so. is so.
sketches lately, feat: nearly zero fanart inspo
That also said I feel I don’t talk enough about how THRA was easily one of the best parts of Phase III but THRA was easily one of the best parts of Phase III
still can’t believe we got Bell Zettifar, The Character sometimes
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I do get why people do it but as someone who can take or leave Qui-Gon as a character, seeing everyone who writes him in the new canon treat him as the coolest bestest character ever and have every other Jedi regard him like that is just a leetle annoying
happy pride to whatever’s going on with trilla’s gender
It makes me feel things that every time Terec gets to make a decision or have agency the story rips it away from them (Issue 10 and the subsequent retcon causes an implication that they had to go back on severing the bond for the sake of Ceret/the mission, and then their being the chronicler during Trials and knocked out in that same story is its own thing).
I pointed this out in my meta last year but while it parallels Keeve, the fact that the way the writing is structured is pushing back on what they want, for Terec specifically it feels a bit cruel, since Keeve at least got to address her pain points at the end of her story. Terec did get a wrapup at the end of Trials, but it felt a bit stilted having read their story in the comic, then watch it get reset for a general audience, then sort of resolved offscreen?
The reader can infer what happened—Terec was working through their thoughts on the bond and clearly wanted some sort of connection to Ceret throughout Trials, and felt bad about making Ceret feel bad, and you can infer that a near-death experience helped give them clarity about the future they wanted with Ceret—my issue isn't not understanding, it's that after roughly a year both in their world and ours of this being their Phase III story, I wanted some on-the-page payoff. The issues above with their agency throughout the story compound the frustration.