Should be Writing

I mean, let's give some respect to the work that dried-up raisin put in: he busted his tail, manipulated everyone, hoodwinked an ancient religious institution, and managed to drive the Chosen One insane.

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Break time

please i've already hurt so much

by Julien Verge

E. coli

Just remembered I had this screenshot on my phone somewhere and had to post it here because it really speaks to me

that is the kind of fear that lives inside Anakin Skywalker: the dragon of that dead star. It is an ancient, cold dead voice within his heart that whispers “ all things die… ”

WHATT? guys i am not even anti-obi. 😭 i literally saw someone else's post mentioning the fact that obi disrespects jar jar. i just finished tpm novel last week so i wanted to share the fact that he didn't only disrespect him, but couldn't stand jar jar, and saw him as a lesser being, not worth saving, so much that he'd rather leave him to die than drag him along. this isn't me sharing this from a personal opinion stand point, but what is literally written in the book. the novel makes clear how obi feels, and thinks of jar jar, and why. i am just sharing about the books i'm reading. i recently learned it myself. if you still don't believe me, i seriously urge you to read tpm novelization. it makes clear how obi felt towards jar jar even more blatantly clear than i did. extensively too. there's no point of perspective. it's like– what the book tells you. i wasn't trying to make some generalized personal dunk on obi. but honestly even if i was, it's right there, in the original media. has nothing to do with anakin either.

I’m not bashing Obi-Wan but the whole point is that Obi-Wan believes in the Jedi Code above all else. And the Jedi are so far removed from actually helping people that they don’t pay attention to the average person who doesn’t do anything important in the galaxy. It’s why Qui-Gon would rather be in the field helping than sit in his ivory tower meditating on things that don’t do anyone in the real world any good.