#The Children From Tehar

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[beasanfi1997]

In the episode the Children from Tehar of Star Wars Resistance season One, we see Kel and Elia were escape from Kylo Ren, Maybe Ben remind Ezra that he told him that he was grew in the street of Lothal in the surveillance of Anakin.

Why Ben didn't help Kel and Elia that he stop thinking about his grandfather Anakin that he was watching over Ezra, even Ben though that Ezra and Ahsoka lied at him about his dark secret?

He could take care of them

Only before the Battle of Exegol, Ben reveals at Kel and Elia that his grandfather Anakin take care of Ezra for good and he was a great man in both Old Republic and Galactic Empire realizing that Ezra and Ahsoka never lie

[nonhumanhottie]

Resistance season 1 rewatch

Ep 3 - The triple dark

This show is kinda annoying at times but its also super endearing

plus BB-8 is here what's not to love

I like that the pilots aren't just showboaters--they do defend the base

Phasma!! I love you so much and its Gwen doing the voice too

Ep 4 - Fuel for the fire

Star Wars sure likes to put the weight of the world on teens and then have characters act like they're emotionally mature enough to make smart decisions

Ah the important lesson of learning people are toxic

ep 5 - The high tower

yo the class divide of the poor folk having power rations while the richies get whatever they want

Hype is such a dick lmao I live for it

Tam... babes... the first order are fashies come on now

Lower dwellers sounds like a slur

Torra has a stormtroope toy like hello

Ep 6 - The children from tehar

Star wars give brown characters dark eye challenge

Phasma!! You're so fucken slay i love you

'there's nowhere safe from him' from who bestie??

oh Kylo Ren lets fucking go just salughtering villages

'Money should be used on the necessities for anyone who needs it' is an absolutely fucking baller line

General Organa wants to hear about Kylo Ren huh oh i wonder why i love pretending like i don't know (actually does Leia know who that is yet?)

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Star Wars Resistance 1x05 "The Children from Tehar" ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆

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We sorta come full circle with this Gold Stormtrooper Commander, reminiscent of the Gold Cylon Centurions, Centurions themselves (and a good chunk of BSG 78) a TV knockoff of Star Wars

[lledra]

Gosh I really enjoyed that episode, and the siblings were great. Also, no spoilers, but there was an aspect of the episode that was rightfully disturbing after thinking about it a moment.

And I know I say this a lot but I really do love the animation in this series. It’s very smooth and just so appealing to watch~ There were more than a few instances where I found myself going back to watch certain things.

[fallen-solo]

About The Children From Tehar

Since Star Wars Resistance takes place before the Sequel Trilogy, Kylo Ren destroying Eila’s and Kel’s village doesn’t take away from his character development and humanization throughout TFA and TLJ, much like the hallway scene at the end of Rogue One and Casterfo’s horrible childhood memories of Vader in Bloodline didn’t take away from the fact that Anakin destroyed the Sith, sacrificed himself for Luke and became one with the force at the end of ROTJ. 

The way Star Wars content is structured right now is that the main saga deals with mythological themes and tropes, while everything outside of it seems to offer a more down-to-earth and realistic look at the galaxy far, far away without invalidating each other, which means, as far as Episode IX is concerned, Ben Solo’s redemption is still very much on the table. 

Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

[pilot-kazuda-xiono]

This smells like some Kylo Ren shit

[ct-hardcase]

people will really be like "oh you have to watch the first two seasons of tcw before it picks up" "tbb is only in its first season it'll get better" "get to twilight of the apprentice then rebels is good" then watch 5 episodes of swres before deciding it's awful

[d*nt rb]

[padawanline]

New Resistance Report is up! If you're looking for intel on The Children From Tehar, look no further! Unless of course if you're with the First Order, in which allow me to show you the door. No? OK good. Read here https://wp.me/p3rafC-Io

[elivanto]

STAR WARS: RESISTANCE ☆ 1.06 THE CHILDREN FROM TEHAR

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[deafblindshorty]

New Resistance Headcanons

So, I made a few posts of headcanons for Star Wars Resistance characters. However, I made those before the series ended and before TROS came out. Now that the both series are over, and we got to know the characters better, I thought of new ones!

Kazuda Xiono:

CB-23 helped Kaz through the loss of Hosnian Prime and PTSD. He didn’t want to give the FO the satisfaction of being broken emotionally, which is why he’s his normal, cheerful self in seaosn 2 (and TROS, apparently)!

When he was little, he wanted to be like his father, that is, until he attended a sky race. Since then, he has wanted to be a racer.

His squadmates from the premiere (Hugh Sion and Mia Gabon) had been his best friends since childhood.

He had every hologame ever created

He never wanted to go to military school. In fact, he did everything he could to get himself expelled. But, when he found out his father was pulling strings to keep him there, he gave in and started behaving better.

He was in his first year of military school when the napkin bombing (In the Bloodline novel) happened. When he heard about it, he freaked out and was really worried about his parents. When he heard that Leia saved all the senators, that’s when he began to admire her. That admiration didn’t fade when he found out she is the daughter of Darth Vader. Of course, his father didn’t agree with him, in fact, they got into a shouting match, which ended with Senator Xiono smacking Kaz across the face and grounding him for an entire season.

Wedge Antilles was Kaz’s flight instructor. He told Kaz stories of the Rebellion, which got Kaz interested in joining the Resistance.

He has gone on a few dates, but the girls he dated were only with him because he was rich or because they felt sorry for him.

He’s actually pretty smart when it comes to academics. He got the scar on the side of his head from a training accident. He tripped and fell onto a sharp ledge and had to have surgery. The injury affected his mobility, which is why he’s so clumsy.

He is (was?) close to his mother, who loves him and supports him in everything he does.

He had a nanny droid who was like a second mother to him.

His mother would take him to the Hanging Gardens and lunch at the cafe there, and Kaz secretly loved it.

He thought about starting a family when he was good and ready, and vows never to treat his children the same way his father treated him.

He has only been drunk once. He stumbled around town and broke into a store and made out with a mannequin. Since then, he vowed never to drink more than one glass per week.

He hated attending Senate dinners and banquets, but, in order to please his father, he kept still and hid his emotions behind a smile.

His only other language is binary, but he picked up a few languages after being on the Colossus.

He often imagined telling Tam, Neeku, and Torra the truth about why he was on the Colossus. Deep down, he knew that Neeku probably would have told the entire station within the hour, and Tam would have turned him in the first chance she got.

After Torra told him she knew he was in the Navy, he was secretly relieved that at least one person besides Yeager knows some truth about who he is. He would tell Torra stories about the Navy and Hosnian Prime. He promised her he would take her there someday.

He started to develop a crush on Torra, but instantly shook off those feelings when he found out how old (well, young) she is. If he pursued her, then Doza would kill him slowly and painfully.

He had nightmares about the Hosnian Cataclysm. Every time he’d close his eyes, he saw Hosnian Prime being destroyed.

He hid his grief for his home and his family and friends from everyone. In private he would sob his eyes out while clutching his lucky trophy like a lifeline, but otherwise, he’d put on a smile. Yeager and Torra know he’s lying, but decided to let him grieve his own way.

He bears no ill will towards the Resistance for not coming to their aid or failing to save the Hosnian System. Instead, he’s grateful they saved his life by recruiting him.

He feels bad about doubting Captain Doza, and even worse when he found out his wife is in the Resistance.

On their way to their missions, Poe would tell Kaz of his adventures throughout his life. Kaz loved hearing those stories, and was surprised to learn that Poe was from Yavin 4.

Deep down, he cannot understand why Tam is so intolerant towards him, but is okay with Neeku.

Initially did not like Yeager that much, but over time, he became like a father to him.

Kaz found a big brother in Poe, a little brother in Kel, and little sisters in Torra and Eila.

When he meets Rey, he is in awe. He’s never met a Jedi before. They instantly hit it off, bonding over mechanic-ing, piloting, and having an evil family member (If Hamato is with the FO).

He tries not to show it, but he is beyond sick of people doubting him and teasing him about his clumsiness and shrieking every five minutes.

It took every ounce of his willpower not to attack Hux at the Titan.

Jumped at the chance to join Lando’s fleet at Exegol.

“Hit those underbelly cannons. Every one we knock out is a world saved.” Kaz knocked out eight: five for the Hosnian system, one for Tehar, one for Aeos, and one for Castilon.

He was shocked that Poe used to be a spice runner, but accepted it and moved on.

He helped the Resistance rebuild and redeem the New Republic.

Yeager:

Yeager was born on Batuu during the end of the Clone Wars. Marcus was born ten years later.

Yeager joined the Rebellion a few months before the destruction of Alderaan.

His parents were killed by the Empire before the Battle of Endor.

He was in Green Squadron with Shara Bey (Poe’s mom).

He met Leia, Han, Luke, Cassian, Mon, Ackbar, Wedge, Norra, Shara, Kes, and Hera. He actually had a little crush on Leia until he heard she was taken.

He met Doza during the Battle of Jakku.

He and his squadron took down the main star destroyer. That destroyer had all the main computers and weapons for the battle.

He met his late wife after he was injured at the Battle of Jakku. She was a doctor.

He looked after Marcus after their parents died.

He and his wife tried for many years to conceive a child, finally succeeding nine years after the Battle of Jakku.

His ship was named after his late wife, Ayala.

He babysat Poe a few times.

He was there for Poe and Kes after Shara died.

After the death of his family, he punched Marcus, told him he never wanted to see him again, then disappeared.

Like Kaz, Yeager grieved in private. He became emotionally detached. When he hugged Marcus after the Platform Classic, that was the very first time he hugged someone since his family died.

Each night, he’d take his family photo to bed and talk to it about his day.

When Tam applied for a job at his shop, Yeager was instantly reminded of his late daughter (as well as Marcus). He accidentally called Tam by his daughter’s name once. They never spoke of the incident again. Tam was everything Yeager imagined his daughter would be like.

Over the years, he came across attractive women, but he never acted on them because he felt he’d be betraying his family.

The destruction of the Hosnian System reminded Yeager of Alderaan and his own family’s deaths. He hugged Kaz, but it was uncomfortable for both of them.

He was initially glad that Poe didn’t recruit him for the spy mission, but as he grew to care about Kaz, he kind of wished he agreed to do it in the first place.

Tam:

Tam was born on Kuat. Her mother died when she was a baby.

Once she was old enough, her father dragged her along to all of his races.

She heard stories about the Empire and the Rebellion from her father, who watered it down.

Her grandfather was actually forced to work at that Imperial factory. Sort of a reversed Jyn and Galen thing. Jyn thought Galen worked for the Empire because he loved it and hated him for it, but realized he was forced to work for the Empire. Tam actually loved her grandfather for working for the Empire, and thought he worked at that factory because he loved it.

Tam’s father died of bloodburn when she was eighteen.

Tam was angry after losing her ship and that race. Yeager calmed her down and talked to her a few times about it. He became like a father to her.

Hype was her first real friend. When he forgot all about their friendship, Tam took it really hard.

She was hesitant upon making friends with Neeku, but over time they became really good friends.

After Kaz joined Team Fireball, and everything that’s happened afterwards, she felt like her world was collapsing at an alarming rate. Kaz took her friends, her ship, and her father figure. She even envisioned smothering Kaz in his sleep.

She was surprised when Supreme Leader Ren wanted to meet with her. They bonded over joining the FO because they were lied to and deceived.

She gave the Fireball to Kaz, feeling that she doesn’t deserve it after everything that happened.

Neeku:

Neeku grew up on Tatooine (he came from a long line of bantha herders, and his species prefer desert climates).

He is the anti-Anakin: loves sand, was born and raised free, and did not like racing; but loved watching races.

He is either autistic or he has Asperger's.

He spent some time at Mos Eisley, which is where he’s seen bounty hunters.

When he arrived at the Colossus, he wandered around trying to make friends.

He and Rey would instantly bond over growing up on desert planets and being mechanics.

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I'm watching Star Wars Resistance 1x05 "The Children from Tehar"

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[spaceasianmillennial]

Other than growing into a more guile fighter, Kaz’s arc includes appreciating Neeku in ways he underestimated. Neeku starts out as this annoying pal who gets Kaz into a scrape in the first episode. But as the series progresses, Neeku matures and so does Kaz’s perception of Neeku. Neeku just keeps surprising Kaz by simple acts of generosity in “The Children from Tehar.” Although Neeku is no rich fellow, he buys Kaz water. In the same episode, he buys a medical need for a child. Kaz takes pause on Neeku’s kindness as if in awe that one man could be so kind.

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So this pitch got rejected by SlashFilm, The Mary Sue, Polygon. I want to try to make a paycheck out of it. Because if writing about pairings like Reylo or ChirrutXBaze get writers paychecks, I wanted to make some money out of Neekaz.

The more clicks and claps, the better chance I can earn money from Medium.

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