#Aniseya

[pinkiemme]

The power of one

[and-loth-cat]

cant believe sol killed the galaxy's first lesbians

this is a step back in gay rights that would never be recovered until luke took down the empire in chanel boots

[gffa]

Absolutely fascinated by what the coven's philosophy is in The Acolyte, where Aniseya talks about the Thread as a connection between all living things, that different people call it different things, and says, "Some call it a Force and claim to use it. But we know the Thread is not a power you wield. Pull the Thread. Change everything. It ties you to your destiny. It binds you to others." all while she's actively wielding the Force to demonstrate it. Are we meant to find echoes of the Path of the Open hand, who believed that using the Force in one place meant that you were causing an equal and opposite reaction in another? Where they said "the Force shall be free" as a way to stop anyone from using it in any way, saying that if you saved this life then the Force would take that life over there as "balance"? Is the Coven an evolution of their beliefs, where instead of saying that no one can use the Force, but instead that you should be allowed to use it despite that? Or are they an offshoot of the Nightsisters? Or are they simply saying that the Thread wields them, rather than them wielding the Thread? Or is it that they simply believe it's a large connective web, where when you pluck one string, it vibrates across the entire tapestry? The coven is such an interesting mix of things we know to be true about the Force, but also things that are suspicious as hell, like whatever they did to Torbin, whatever created Mae and Osha, why they felt they had to hide, when the Jedi have always existed beside other dark siders in the galaxy, the Brotherhood of the Ninth Door in the High Republic, the Nightsisters in the prequels, so why are they so afraid of the Jedi finding out their secrets? What is it that the coven believes in and acts on??? Because I love weird Force traditions and the different philosophies of them and I feel like The Acolyte is very much going for a story about unreliable narrators and differing desires conflicting against each other where you can at least understand where each group is coming from, like I don't think the coven is necessarily evil, but what they did to Torbin was certainly a red flag, on the other hand, Aniseya listened to what Osha had to say about leaving with the Jedi, but also we don't know what really happened that night, and I'm enjoying the weird Force bullshit because that's my jam in Star Wars.

[jewishcissiekj]

NEW ACOLYTE CHARACTER POSTERS YIPPEEEEEEE

[darthteeth]

"well, i did wear a mask"

buy me an evil coffee? ☕

@biconicfinn @xinakwans

@stellarfinn @butchsunsetshimmer @nerdyqueerr @strawwitch

@butchniqabi @shesnake

@batekush @t4tvampireisms @bryoria @strangeauthor @appsa

[tremendouskoalachild]

some details of Aniseya's look

[fixationrambles37]

HAPPY GAY MONTH TO THESE TWO

HAPPY PRIDE YOU WITCHY ASS LESBIANS I LOVE YOU AND YOUR LITTLE BROKEN FAMILY 🏳️‍🌈

[armoralor]

🌈 Canon Lesbian Mother Aniseya (x)

[memorycardviii]

Jodie Turner-Smith ( cr. MEMORY CARD VIII ) 

[sleepynegress]

Okay, so while I am waiting on my lunch, having let this marinate some... Art often trends (even w/o intention) toward a reflection of the current state of society in some way. Like the cycles of zombie and vampire popularity being statements on capitalism (Dawn of the Dead), sexually transmitted disease (i.e. AIDS in the 80s cycle) For what may be the first time...we're seeing what I think is a new reflection of the state of society w/ hatred and harm of Black women in visible spaces, post ignoring Black women, deep in a kind of circular hopeful gaslit delusion of society being able to fight its way out of a conservative majority hellbent on regression, and doing that as we live with the consequences of not being listened to:

So, in our art entertainment, we see Sage existing to consume knowledge she will never be able to fully use, because of the vessel it exists in and the world's perception of that. We watch her smile of inevitability as she repeats Homelander's "...like Caesar" and then moves her pieces & regularly self-lobotomizes... We see Claudia, a Black girl burnt to death twice made/raised to be the purest reflection of Vampire while never truly chosen, until the end. As her little girl body stands defiant on tendon-less bone, remembering faces and (strained smile) singing the song written to mock her as she's flash-burned to cinder. We see a Black woman leading with love raising her daughters with faith and tradition with respect and harmony with the greatest power in the universe, - and not the path of control and imposed ubiquity of patriarchal Christianity...I mean the Jedi path... We see her know a bad path, but love enough to allow choice, until she has none (I think she could be under the mask and wielding the red lightsaber BTW)... It's just...These are white writers and they know. It's smacks of proof of conscious denial. Black women especially, do not gaslight themselves about what we are or see, like whiteness does. We can't delude ourselves like that. ...Like genuinely can not. But we shoulder the wisdom, repeating it over and over...and head in hands, watch everyone else play-act surprised Pikachu as it all rolls down on them, and then us, at its heaviest... These three characters all uniquely reflect aspects of that current social place we are in, now. For the first time, in Black femme bodies (and not even ambiguous Blackness to make the sympathy easier in the gaze) in vulnerably centered situations in mainstream media spaces. The "I told ya so!" signs on all three are LOUD AF. The lady coming out of the well is a Black woman, now.

[reyturnofbensolo]

"Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering."-Yoda

🎶"I started a joke which started the whole world crying."🎶-The Bee Gees

Sol thought Aniseya was ☝️😵 hurting the child! He only strikes her with his lightsaber after he sees the same thing happening to Mae!! FML!!!

The ultimate domino effect of bad fucking decisions!

😩

[shinhatisgirlfriend]

happy pride koril and aniseya are still gay

[swan2swan]

Aniseya: "Hello, little one, what a neat brain you have here, guywholetsawitchcontrolhisbrainsaysyes, do you want to go home?"

Torbin: "...yes?"

Aniseya:

[timetodiverge]

The Acolyte | Mother Aniseya, Indara, & Mae

[jewishcissiekj]

do you guys think any of them likes women🤔

[blergarfvader]

Sister, Sister. There is so much more story for the aniseya twins and they need more happy moments together #Aday