#Cassian: NO I'M GONNA

[andorshitdaily]

One year of Andor shit later....

Well, almost. In fact, a month from today will be the one-year anniversary of this ridiculous blog! And in celebration of all the crazy times we've had, I'm planning a week full of extra special shit.

From June 23 to 29, we'll have extra crap going on every day, and I need your help for some of it. Here's what we've got:

Sunday, June 23 - Starting a brand-new, GIANT poll tournament for this week only! (topic is a secret for now unless you're in the discord)

Monday, June 24 - Mega Mon Monday, Part 2. SUBMIT YOUR BEST MON MEMES NOW!!!

Tuesday, June 25 - T-Shirt Tuesday with new Shirts That Go Hard memes. SUBMIT 'EM IF YOU'VE GOT 'EM

Wednesday, June 26 - the triumphant return of Wandor Wednesday Wars!!! subject TBA

Thursday, June 27 - Throwback Thursday, revisiting your old favorite posts and moments from a year of stupidity. let me know what they are!

Friday, June 28 - Character Appreciation Friday, but YOU submit your most appreciated characters

Saturday, June 29 (actual anniversary) - Shitpost Submission Saturday, any other submissions you've got will get posted, plus whatever else I can think of

As you can see, this is going to require y'all to share all your deranged ideas and brilliant thoughts with me. Do that at any point in the next month, just let me know what you're submitting for! I'll reblog this several times before any of this starts, as a reminder.

In the meantime, thank y'all (nearly 600 of you!!!) for being here and continuing to show love for this fucking incredible show!!! I don't know where I'd be without it or you <3

[chairofchaos]

Do you ever see a fanart and go... "I just killed that man" because I just did.

[astromechs]

the thing that the sub cassian takes get wrong is that they do not take into account that him taking such a role in a d/s dynamic would mean allowing someone to take care of him and accepting this as a thing to happen, which, like. that's not going to happen without both an unprecedented level of trust in someone and a metric fuckton of personal development on his part.

[born-to-riot]

a conversation that totally happened between Cassian and Devlon

*Cassian and Nesta walk into camp* Devlon: Hold on, hold on, hold on HOLD ON! Cassian: What? Nesta: *stares* Devlon: *points at Nesta* Devlon: her sister was a witch, right?  Cassian: No, uh she is your High Lady-- Devlon: and what was HeR SisTeR? a PRINCESS? Cassian: not really, wait whose sister are we talking about here? Nesta: *still staring expressionlessly* Devlon: she's thewickedwitchoftheEASTbro *points at Nesta* Cassian: no? Devlon: *spreads wings and puffs up chest* Devlon: YOU'RE GONNA LOOK AT ME AND YOU'RE GONNA TELL ME THAT I'M WRONG!?? Cassian: AM I WRONG?!?!?! Cassian: *spreads his wings and puffs up his chest in return* Nesta: *slowly starts to smirk* Devlon: SHE WORE A CROWN AND SHE CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE DAWG  Cassian: WhaT aRe YoU ON rIGHT nOW? Nesta: *waves at Devlon* Devlon: GROW UP BRUH, GROW UP! *Devlon storms off* *Cassian stares after him, riddled with confusion* Cassian: What just happened? Nesta: I think he thinks I'm a witch?

[romanticatheartt]

What do you think Rhys is referring to when he said Nesta is an Illyrian at heart in acofas? He says it’s a compliment but then he says that because of that, there is no excuse for her behavior. Is the behavior he is referring to how she treated Feyre? What would being an Illyrian at heart have to do with that?? It’s just something I was confused on while rereading acofas.

Note: I read these books more than 1.5 years ago and only reread the first book in February so I don't have enough evidence and what I'm saying is from what I remember. If anyone has a better answer to this I would love to hear it. My opinion is based on my own understanding so you don't have to agree<3

This is a very interesting question, one that I've never paid attention to before and it's the first time I noticed, because all this time I thought Rhysand meant she has a warrior soul, and later on, she got an Illyrian mate and now is warrior/Valkyrie. And it still can be interpreted as such but like I said I forgot in what context he said it, so I read that scene again:

And it reminded me of this scene:

People obviously got mad at this and told Mor to "get off her high horse" but they never bothered to stop and think why would she say it in the first place and what impression Nesta gave, for her to reach this conclusion.

The first time Mor and Nesta talk in acowar, Mor tries to be hospitable toward her and make friends with her. That's her personality, she did the same with Feyre as well.

But Nesta, instead of not saying anything at all if she's not in the mood for friendship, decides to question Mor's choice of dress. (in my vocabulary this is called sl*t shaming. Nesta was shaming Mor for her choice of dress) Now who also shamed Mor for her choice of lifestyle? Her father, Keir, who lives in the Court of Nightmare. She lived the first few years of her life there as well and she knows how those people are.

I also want to point to this scene at how CoN treat the women:

I know a while back people were "criticizing" Rhys for dressing Feyre like a "wh*re" (???) and asking why he got mad when Keir called her that... I'm not even gonna bother to prove how wrong and far from canon is but... I, personally, don't go around, looking people up and down and shaming them for the choice of their dress. A woman can be naked and I wouldn't call her *names* but ig that's just me... continuing:

Mor sees Nesta's behavior and the first thing she probably thinks of, is how her family treated her and still does. And from that stage of the book we don't see her being nice to Nesta at all. Nesta triggered something in her and that changed her opinion of her for the rest of the series.

Now Mor's reaction to Nesta is quite similar to Rhys'.

When Feyre asks why he's ok with Elain and not Nesta, he answers "Elain is Elain." Because she doesn't trigger anything for him. She just exists in his house and doesn't bother him or more importantly, his mate. On the other hand, he has witnessed how Nesta treats Feyre and his brother. How she's verbally abusing them.

And if you noticed Rhys was just like Mor when he met Nesta, He was polite. Because he had no reason not to be. But that changed the moment Nesta showed how she act towards Feyre.

I don't have any text evidence of this because I couldn't find it but I remember how Rhys said he was never respected among Illyrians. They're afraid of him and cowards, yes but he has heard the names they call him. They couldn't physically hurt him but they never stopped verbally expressing their feeling toward him. He was bullied by them. They called him "bastard" and "half-breed".

See, Nesta behaved toward both Rhys and Mor, the same way the people they hate so much and have bad memories of, did. Nesta reminds them of the people who gave them these traumas. Rhys hates Illyrians and Mor hates CoN citizens. I just realized both Rhys and Feyre have the same childhood trauma... God, they really are the same person lmao

So when Rhys says Nesta is an Illyrian and there's no excuse for her actions, it's because he sees Illyrians as hateful and full of rage creatures and there's no reason behind why they behave the way they do. And let's be honest that's how Nesta showed herself. I know some people will say he didn't understand and YES he didn't!! It's not his job to know what's wrong with her. The opposite can be said about her sisters and mate that they should've guessed but that's debatable. It's why later on we see how Nesta is full of anger and hatred and why she's the way she is because she explained it herself, we were in her pov and got to understand her.

And him saying "it's a compliment" can means that he can see some good in them, like his brothers. His mother and sister. He just hates their culture, their mindset that he's been trying to change for centuries and I think Nesta reminded him so much of them. That's why what he said is contrary of each other.

Anyway I think this is the only explanation because I don't see any other conclusion as to why he said that. But like I said if you have other things to add or disagree I would love to hear your thoughts. Sorry if I got carried away with Mor, I wanted to show the similarity in these two situations and have an example to explain better :D

Thank you anon for trusting me to answer your question lol I tried to answer as best as I could, I hope it helped with the confusion<33

[anispelix]

Em's Jane because i can and i'm not taking any responsibility of this musical being my hyperfixation lately and my friends have awakaned in me an unstoppable urge to post my art, i'm literally struggling so yeah

[sweetnnaivete]

guys can i watch the acolyte without having watched the animated star wars tv series ??

[thatgayb1tchwhosimps4her]

Okay so, I'm gonna finish the Thalia Vidal stuff, BUT I have come up with another OC that'll also kind of be like an 'Alice Wu Gulliver x reader' fic (cause there's extremely little content of her rn, and I love her), so let me know if anybody would wanna see that at some point in the near-ish (over the next 2/3 months) future

-Harlow

[sketchupnfries]

Since 2022 is almost done, here are some games and TV shows that I watched this year.  This was the year where I got heavily back into TV vs. gaming, specifically obsessing over the show Severance which was completely up my alley and I loved it so much.  Definitely looking forward to a ton of games next year, and I’m especially stoked for Star Wars: Jedi Survivor.  Here’s to 2023 and thank you guys for your continued support of this silly fanart blog! 

[a-couple-of-notes]

Okay but the frustrating part of Andor is that I know it's good, I am happy it's good, and I am aware that that is a net positive for Rogue One and Star Wars in general - but I can't help but think that this will skew so many discussions of Jyn and Cassian's relationship (and, to an extent, Rogue One as a whole) to just be about how Andor reframes Cassian's feelings/actions. Like there's so much Cassian content now that Jyn will get lost.

And yeah, I know that's a little irrational, and no fault of the show at all. I also think it's very fun to talk about how Andor reframes our understanding of Cassian! But Jyn's so interesting in her own right. I wanna talk to people about how "her line about people not sticking around when things go bad is even MORE meaningful than it was before" and "now Jyn's bitterness toward the rebellion/Cassian makes so much more sense" because I don't think we talk about the fact that Cassian wasn't the only child soldier in that ship NEARLY enough

I guess I'm just saying - Jyn deserves her own show.

[lost-in-men-of-letters-bunker]

I kept seeing it all over booktok and as a fantasy lover I've had friends try to convince me to read it for a while and I finally caved and I read A Court of Thorns and Rose and I flew through that first book so fast and I'm currently reading A Court of Mist and Fury now. I've been roped into another fandom and I'm not mad about it. 🤣

[astromechs]

anyway i believe in what i wrote and somewhere in the past, jyn and bix have, in fact, had a string of messy hookups

[traegics]

Closed Starter - @fragmcntedsouls (Cassian)

"So you and that Gabi chick," Oaklee muses, a questioning undertone to her words as she plops down beside him on his couch, feet lifting to rest atop the coffee table. "That serious or...? Cause boy if you make another fumble I swear I might actually have to cut you off from the dating scene."

[bumpscosity]

star tours update officially adding peridia ahsoka cassian and mando + grogu. if you even care.

[separatist-apologist]

Scottish Cassian part 1 is finished and what I like about it is the ending lulls you into a false sense of "oh they're gonna be mature about things" and then ✨surprise✨

[unproduciblesmackdown]

and i draw parallels solely on the cinematographic basis of “when my man is no more than a millimeter away from perturbation at all times but you give the Whole Right Half Of The Screen 3/4 Closeup of Harrowing Recontextualizations” like that’s right. we’re living it up