#c. wren

[hopalongfairywren]

[redeemed-wren]

CanNOT stop thinking about how Adolin lost:

His leg

His father

His best friend

Maybe his aunt/step-mother

Maybe his wife

[draconym]

What's a movie you love but would discourage anyone else from watching?

I love this question but it's really hard for me to answer because I love inflicting bad movies upon people. I once hooked up with someone while watching Mega Shark Vs. Crocosaurus. So I may not be the right person to ask.

[rebouks]

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Bianca: Hey, Alex! Have you seen-.. oh, never mind. Alex: Seen..? Bianca: Sorry, I forgot you don’t even have a phone.

Madison: Nice shoes, Alex! Alex: Thanks! I-... Penny: Did your mommy stitch those pwetty flowers on for you?

[giggling] Madison: Y'know there's a spare razor in the girls' showers, right? Bianca: Ewwww.. don’t tell her that, she’ll clog the drain!

Madison: Your sister has space buns like that, right? Bianca: Yep. Penny: How old is she, ten..?

[coldcutfruit]

Sabine Wren, the Mandalorian Jedi that you are

[lowcountry-gothic]

More badge art for Star Wars: Celebration Japan, by TAKUMI (Part 1, Part 3).

[hideaway-comic]

UHHHHH so my friends got me into @tabe4 and I HAD to do something for it hehe

[aardvaark]

it’s the fact that it’s called the virgin suicides when they all knew that Lux wasn’t a virgin, just because the pretence that she died a virgin furthers the boys’ objectification by making each of the Lisbon sisters into their idea of a "perfect" woman. saintly, pure, unsullied, a Madonna. the boys erase the events and information that make the girls seem too human. while virginity is frankly a stupid, outdated, misogynistic construct, to the boys in the narrative, virginity is an important virtue for women. i doubt they know if any of the girls were actually definitely virgins when they died. but they emphasise that trait as part of their idolisation of the girls, which is really just thinly, prettily veiled objectification…

[uwingdispatch]

All of the Star Wars ships in my shop, because tomorrow is Valentine’s Day and it’s the season. As always, you can send me a message on Etsy if you'd like a custom pairing. Shop is here.

[dizzying-waves]

Look, I don't mind you not liking Mr. Puzzles, but the moment you go...

"Erm, aktually, liking him is wrong and you should feel bad for liking him because that means you condone his actions."

Like no, dude, shut up.

[hopalongfairywren]

My dealer, Antfrost: got some straight gas 🔥😛 this strain is called “the red banquet” 😳 you’ll be zonked out of your gourd 💯 Me, : yeah whatever. I don’t feel shit. 30 minutes later: Me: dude I swear I just saw Bad lock the doors on us My buddy Awesamdude, pacing: Hannahxxrose is lying to us

[redeemed-wren]

Not to dsmp on main but do the kids know the exile tower was a victory for c!Tommy?

Yes he jumped but he jumped into the water. He stood at the top and realised he could escape. He jumped to freedom, not death.

[jedimandalorian]

Ahsoka Episode 8 “The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord”: The Story, the Symbolism, and the Score Part One

As the episode begins, we hear sinister drumming, then a low rumbling as the cargo transfer to the Chimaera is completed. Thrawn orders the dispatch of two TIE fighters. Sinister music plays as Morgan receives the “gift of shadows.” As she makes her pledge to the sisterhood and the old ways, Morgan’s Theme (the Nightsister Theme) is heard. Morgan’s eyes glow green and then turn black as power is transferred to her by the Nightmothers. Morgan receives the Blade of Talzin, a reference to the sword used by Mother Talzin in The Clone Wars animated series.

Thrawn’s Theme plays triumphantly as the Ahsoka title card and the episode title appear onscreen: “The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord.” This title is an obvious reference to C. S. Lewis’ novel The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and it isn’t the first reference to Lewis’ Narnia books in the Filoniverse. The World Between Worlds itself was inspired by Lewis’ “wood between the worlds” which allows passage across time and space to other worlds.

The title of the episode does have a deeper meaning, but this may not be apparent until one has watched and fully understood what the episode is really about. The “Jedi” in the title is Ahsoka, who corresponds to Lewis’ Aslan, the magnificent golden lion who is the Christ-figure in the Narnia books, not unlike Tolkien’s Gandalf. The “Witch” in the title is Morgan Elsbeth and all of the evil that she and the White Witch of Narnia represent. The “Warlord” is Thrawn, who will travel between the galaxies just as the magic wardrobe in the Narnia books allowed passage between the worlds. Lewis’ novel is about many things, but at its core, it is a story about redemption. In the novel, young Edmund Pevensie, in his selfish desire for Turkish Delight, makes an a dangerous alliance with the White Witch and betrays his siblings to get what he wants. He later regrets this betrayal and repents of his selfishness. However Edmund’s debt must be paid. Instead of dying a traitor’s death, Aslan is sacrificed in Edmund’s place. The White Witch slays the Lion, but due to the Deep Magic from before the dawn of time, Aslan resurrects triumphantly and defeats the Witch.

Sabine Wren, whose all-to-human desire to be reunited with Ezra Bridger, led her to make an alliance with Baylan Skoll in episode 4 of the Ahsoka series. Sabine didn’t destroy the star-map because of her selfish desire to see Ezra again, and by making this choice, she set in motion the return of Thrawn and the possibility of another galactic war. By making this selfish but understandable choice, Sabine failed as a Jedi. As in Edmund’s story, Sabine is on a journey towards redemption for what she’s done.

The next scene is of Ahsoka’s ship hovering low above the traveling Noti pods. Onboard the ship Huyang and Ezra bicker as Ezra constructs a new lightsaber for himself.

“Who taught you how to build a lightsaber anyway?” Huyang asks.

“Kanan Jarrus,” replies Sabine Wren from the doorway of the workshop. She smiles at Ezra.

“He was my master,” Ezra says, his glance lingering upon Sabine for a moment. “He taught me everything I know.”

Quiet music accompanies this conversation. When Huyang says that the relationship between master and apprentice is as challenging as it is meaningful, the camera pulls in closer to reveal Sabine’s expression, which shows sadness and even remorse.

A quiet rendition of Sabine’s Theme is heard as Ezra completes the construction of his new lightsaber. When Ezra asks “Hey Sabine, Ahsoka ever teach you how to…?” he turns to looks at her and sees that she is gone.

Ezra asks Huyang what happened between Sabine and Ahsoka. Huyang tells Ezra about the Purge of Mandalore, and that Ahsoka felt that if Sabine unlocked her potential at that time she would become dangerous.

Sabine exits the ship to talk with Ahsoka who is sitting atop the shuttle as it hovers. Soft strings accompany the conversation. Ahsoka’s Theme is heard, which is then followed by Sabine’s Theme played by cellos. Ahsoka knows what Sabine did but says that she will be there for her no matter what happens next. They discuss whether Sabine has kept up with her training.

“Being a Jedi isn’t about wielding a lightsaber,” Ahsoka explains. “Train your mind. Train your body. Trust in the Force.”

Ezra exits the ship, announcing that he just finished building his new lightsaber.

The music is much louder as two TIE fighters open fire upon them and the Noti caravan. Ahsoka’s ship takes a hit. Ahsoka and Ezra levitate it to save the Noti from being crushed. Sabine and Huyang attempt to pilot the damaged ship. On Sabine’s signal, Ezra and Ahsoka hurl the ship towards the two TIEs and the wings of the T-6 shuttle clip them, destroying both of their attackers. Ezra and Ahsoka run to the site of the crashed T-6.

“Got ‘em” Sabine says to them after exiting the smoking shuttle. She surveys the damage to the Noti pods. Ezra remarks that this will slow them down a bit, but Ahsoka responds “only if we let it.”

End of part one. To be continued! Let me know what you think of this analysis so far. It’s going to be a long one.

[sammrz320]

Seriously peeps, how can I feel mad with all that perfection that was given to us?

This episode had a lot of little things that made it so enjoyable, even if it felt shorter.

First off, we feel Chopper getting attacked by Xiono's racist assumption towards droids which was both funny, and something I'm sure that ended up with us wanting our droid kick that insensitive mofo's ass.

C-3PO making his appearance in the Mandoverse at Leia's behest, backing up Hera during her trial.

Ahsoka slowly learning her final lesson as she trained.

MORE General Skywalker, even tho it was holographic.

SABEZRA MARRIED COUPLE VIBES WITH THEIR INTERACTIONS AND ARGUEMENTS!!

OUR SPACE KIDS KICKING ASS TOGETHER AGAIN!!!

[somerandomcryptid]

I did another art of younger!cryptid and Dream :D

Bro I love this style, this took me only 30 minutes

and they so freaken adorable

I drew this because I had angsty ideas for this au and want to atone before I completely ruin there lives again

it involes prison trio all being a room at the same time so you know that’ll end well.

and I suppose actually I haven’t fully figured out how it’ll end yet, i just have ideas

(an au of my Dreaming of death au which in itself is an au of the fic Penpal by @calamari-minecraft-corner)

[helpicant-stop]

Do youo ever think about how soft cpuffy's wool probably is we should talk about that more as a society

god i wish cpuffy could hug me