#Whie

[yourdailyqueer]

Emilia Schatz

Gender: Transgender woman

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: 18 February 1979

Ethnicity: White - American

Occupation: Video game designer

[legends-expo]

We will be welcoming Sean Stewart, author of Yoda: Dark Rendezvous, back to Legends Expo this September 13th & 14th! Join us at the Burbank Marriott Convention Center to discuss and celebrate Legends!

Tickets available [here]

Photo: Sebastian Chiu

[amarcia]

Morning Tea

@jedijune 01 Fun / Joy / Comfort

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[zgatotoon]

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I was waiting for the Pjsekai acc on twt to drop Mafuyu's card before posting this! But I'm sorry if you saw this before the set...

[huariqueje]

Oscar - Nathanaëlle Herbelin , 2023.

French-israeli , b. 1989 -

Oil on wood , 15.7 x 21 cm.

[dipperscavern]

Oh, I'm so glad you have thoughts on it too. Like don't get me wrong I love a good mean Dom Jon just as much as the next, but sub Jon? Ohhh the things I would do to that man 🥹

i have MANY thoughts about sub jon…. many thoughts indeed.

in my heart i truly feel like he’s a switch. when you & jon first got together, when teaching jon about sex & experimenting he very much leaned toward sub. but then after he was brought back to life…. it takes a shift towards dom jon. BUT he’s still a switch even after everything sorry not taking any other answers

cause at first it’s about jon learning. learning what makes you gasp, moan, flutter your eyes shut etc etc. it’s shaky hands and uncertain movements, hesitant actions in unknown territory. trusting you with his body, trusting you to guide him, & giving him more pleasure than he’s ever known.

then after he comes back from the dead, it’s intimacy. being as close as you can get, his grip unwavering like if he lets go of you you’ll be separated again — and he won’t find his way bakc this time. needing an emotional reset, and finding that in making you both cum as many times as you can handle.

it’s also him coming to you after a long day, needing to turn his brain off by letting someone else take the reigns & make the decisions. he just wants to completely & fully give himself to you, because he knows you’ve got him. and you do.

[yourdailyqueer]

Tim Boyce

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 9 July 1968

Ethnicity: White - American

Occupation: Fashion and fitness model

Note: Regarded as a male supermodel in the 1990s

[legends-expo]

20 Years of “Winning the Hard Way”

Yoda: Dark Rendezvous turns 20 years old today, and as it is my absolute favorite Star Wars book, I wanted to take some time to talk about it and what it means to me. I cannot recommend this book enough to any Star Wars fan. It really has something for everyone, and is a great place to start in the Expanded Universe because it is a stand alone novel and the only characters you are expected to know are Yoda and Dooku. In addition to being a great Star Wars book, it is a rare gem in that it also has something meaningful to say about life itself.

As it was told to me, Lucasfilm wanted a Yoda centric book as part of their Clone Wars Multimedia project in the years between the release of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. The people at Del Rey hemmed and hawed over who could even write such a thing and do it well, before they eventually landed on Sean Stewart. In my mind he was the perfect pick for a Yoda book, as he has a background of studying Eastern philosophy, which is what George Lucas based the Jedi philosophy off of. He only had four months to write the book, and was still able to deliver something poignant and deeply meaningful, as a Yoda book should be. I think that if someone who did not have this understanding had been picked, there is no way they would have been able to deliver such a book in four months. Sean Stewart was able to stand on the shoulders of the great philosophers who came before to help him write something that was truly worthy of Yoda. I think that many writers (across media types and eras of publishing/producing) forget that the Jedi have Buddhist/Daoist roots, and their writing suffers for it.

Much less impressive, but still relevant, I took a general education class in college titled “Religion and Society in India.” I got a terrible case of pneumonia during the Buddhism unit, and as much as I did try to keep up with the readings, my brain was soup and I was not able to really ingest the text. When it came time for the assignments and test, I just wrote my answers under the philosophy of WWYS (What Would Yoda Say?) and still pulled a decent grade for the unit. Outside of the movies, I pulled much of that WWYS from this book.

Yoda: Dark Rendezvous delves deep into topics of loss, failure, and struggling for the best possible outcome when the deck is stacked against you. I first read the book when I was 13 or 14, and it has always stuck with me as one of the most meaningful books I have read. When there is darkness in my life, it is something I pick back up to renew hope, and really, that’s what Star Wars is about isn’t it?

(read the rest of this essay on our Ko-Fi)

[czuowiekkrzesuo]

Scout's enthusiasm in participating in a real battle is met with confusion on Whie's face and a possible worry about his friend's mental wellbeing.

Inspired by reading Yoda: Dark Rendezvous and by @amarcia's awesome padawan doodles.

[sadgefrog]

LOTS of sketches (brba roleswap + some other doodls from twitter)

[amarcia]

*Based on a true story 😂

I think Scout is the type to use tape to fix her saber as long as it works, much to the horror of the fellow padawans!!!

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[charmwasjess]

y'all were so nice about my time travel au it's not helping me not write it. The plot is funny though, I'm dividing up the boys and Dooku's arc is easy (he thinks he's gonna kill Count Dooku lolol sure jan.gif) but Sifo-Dyas's plotline so far is mainly: clones holy shit the clones my??! clones?? uh that's problematic gotta save my the clones clones beautiful clones I'm sure future me had a plan for this but what. was. it?

cody: that kid is kind of creepy, sir obi-wan: I know, but be nice, I think he's technically dead

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Teal and White ~

[cerberus-albian]

White moth, I found it outside of my house. 🦋🐇

[right-hand-of-the-black-sand]

How would each Disney princess react to meeting Mozenrath? We already know about Jasmine from the series.

I'll be honest and say that I haven't seen all of the Disney Princess movies, so this will be going off of what I know and what's provided by the character descriptions from different Wikis.

Snow White: Snow White would probably be the easiest for Moze to manipulate since “Stranger Danger” is not a concept she holds to very well. Still, once she learns that he isn't the kindest person, she'd probably try to ignore him. Fortunately, she herself doesn't have anything too magical on her, so Mozenrath would be more likely to pursue someone like Grimhilde than he would her.

Cinderella: Cinderella likes how he looks and thinks his outfit is interesting, but she isn't a fan of pretty much anything else. He's rude and he bosses his minions around, not to mention that he's dismissive or outright critical of anything that doesn't benefit him. It all reminds her of some certain family members of hers, and she's not itching to go through that again.

Aurora: He's a stranger, but even apart from being a stranger, he's a bit… unnerving. She can't quite put her finger on it, though the slight stinging pain in her finger may give her, or at least her biological and adoptive family, a hint as to why.

Ariel: Mozenrath meeting Ariel would be interesting for both of them. For Ariel, it's a human who has a similar amount of magic, if not more, than Ursula. For Mozenrath, it's the daughter of the legendary and VERY magical King Triton. They'd definitely go out of their way to study each other, though Ariel would be a bit more wary considering what she's experienced by the end of the film. She'd more than likely eventually get herself into trouble or fall into a trap from Mozey. Still, Ariel has a lot of friends in high places, so that wouldn't end well for him.

Belle: Mozenrath isn’t as loud as Gaston is, so that's at least something in his favor. He's also intelligent and well-read, along with having an interest in magic and seeming a bit more thoughtful. She could maybe admire him as a "villainous character," like one that she'd find in the books that she reads. That being said, he's still very much a villain, and one that acts rather demeaning around women (Jasmine and Eden at least,) so there's no way she's supporting him in any of his endeavors. I do honestly think that Mozey may enjoy Belle's presence at least a little, though. She'd probably be the type of person to come closest to redeeming him. …Which still wouldn't be much, but it is at least something.

Pocahontas: Ohohoho, Pocahontas would DESPISE Mozey for disrupting the natural order of things. She would dislike him for reanimating the dead, she would dislike how he treats Xerxes, she would dislike him trying to conquer and enslave groups of creatures… Plus, Grandmother Willow talks crap about him, and no one disagrees with Grandmother Willow! Mozey wouldn't have much to say about her apart from her being a nuisance to his plans.

Mulan: Now this would be interesting. Mulan wouldn't be sure how she feels about Mozenrath at the start. He's got magical undead soldiers that follow his every will, yeah, but every emperor has guards and soldiers. He's got a magical animal companion, just like her, and he seems to know his way around politics. It isn't until Mozenrath starts flaunting his more omnicidal morals that Mulan can officially decide that she doesn't like him. Funnily enough, she definitely would be one to catch Mozenrath off guard, which is to say that Mozey caught those hands. As he's tending to his bruises later on, Mozenrath realizes that Mulan reminds him of Jasmine quite a bit, which is not a compliment on his end.

Tiana: Mozenrath's magic reminds Tiana of some people that she knows. Unfortunately, his personality is much more Dr. Facilier than it is Mama Odie, so she's pretty sure she knows what to make of him immediately. She at least approves of his work ethic.

Rapunzel: Rapunzel would at least be a little more trusting when she first meets Mozey due to his softer “non-thug” appearance. Unfortunately, Mozenrath would be ALL over her. A woman with hair that could heal any wound and reverse a person's age?! He would want that power so desperately, but he wouldn't want to deal with a living person to get it. Rapunzel probably interacts with him and then finds that some of her hair had turned brown, much to Mozey's chagrin. There would be a full scheme with Mozey just trying to drain the power from Rapunzel's hair. Rapunzel, meanwhile, is unsure what to think since she certainly dislikes Mozenrath but feels bad about his physical condition. Whether she decides to try and heal him or not would depend on how far Mozey gets in his scheme, but he gets more than his fair share of bumps on the head from the frying pan.

Merida: Oh man, I want a full movie with just the events that come about from these two interacting. Merida wouldn't support Mozenrath in any of the stuff that he does, but if she felt that she could survive the situation, I imagine that she would try to manipulate him into making a deal with her. She's already had experience with purchasing dubious spells from shady magic users and fighting literal monsters with her bow, so dealing with Mozenrath would be like reliving her strongest teenage rebellion days all over again. On the other side of the coin, Mozenrath's opinion of her would be flipping faster than his temper. She's royalty, she's rebellious, she's a princess, she's a swordswoman, she's naive, she's manipulative, she's headstrong, she retreats at danger… I could imagine Mozenrath and Merida going on one of those enemies to begrudging allies journeys where they're just bickering the entire time and getting way too close to literally killing each other with magic and weaponry. At the very least, they could go to each other for some sort of deal, like buying spells or trading goods. Either way, there would probably be casualties.

Moana: Moana is someone that Moze would have to keep an eye on. She'd have very strong opinions on his use of magic, and while she'd consider what her father said about striving for peace and safety, she goes to throw hands the moment she thinks Moze may have any schemes involving her or pretty much any other island. Mozenrath would also be very interested in the magical items that Moana interacted with in the past, so trying to use her while seeking out the Heart of Te Fiti or Maui's Hook wouldn't be out of the question.

Anna: I think Anna would be a bit taken in by Mozenrath's “fair” appearance when she first meets him, with her wasting no time in telling him how pretty his hair and robes look. Mozenrath would find plenty to manipulate from Anna, like her loneliness, her desire to belong, her care for everyone, her love for her sister… As long as he didn't show his hand too quickly, Anna could be manipulated into getting quite a few goods or doing a few tasks. Unfortunately for Mozenrath, Anna still has quite a bit of fight in her, and she would probably give Mozenrath the same treatment that she gave to Hans at the end of the film. That is to say, Mozenrath gets punched square in the face.

Elsa: Elsa has a lot of trust issues from the get-go because of her time alone. She's wary of Mozenrath from the start of their interactions and is very hesitant to make any deals with him. The fact that Mozenrath would be constantly referencing her power would definitely drive her away, and it wouldn't be long before she isolated herself from him completely. These two would be enemies for sure, whether Elsa knew of Mozenrath's true colors or not.

Raya: Mozenrath would not help with Raya's trust issues. It would only take a few moments for Raya to decide that she doesn't like him and to finger him as a threat. If she doesn't go on the offensive right away, she would in probably less than a minute after hearing him talk.

Asha: Asha would probably be the most welcoming out of anyone to Mozenrath when she first meets him. Maybe he wants a tour or could use some information! Mozenrath certainly would like at least some information, especially anything regarding Rosas and its wish-granting king. It probably would take Asha seeing Moze's cruelty in-person before she figures out what he's really like. At that point, I really hope she throws a bookshelf on him cause it'd be ironic and hilarious.