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[amarcia]

I've had this silly headcanon for a while that Anakin simply saw Padme give birth in his vision and got absolutely dramatic over it. "She will die!" "No Skywalker it always looks this way"

@jedijune 04 Cross-lineage mentorship

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[adragonsfriend]

It's always "the Jedi failed at this," "Anakin should've done that," and never "Darth Sidious is so good at his job, he deserves to get Sith Lord of the month."

[kanansdume]

One of my favorite Jedi headcanons is that Jedi walk so quietly that they basically don't make any sound. Whether it's intentionally trained to the point that it's become a habit and they never think about it, it's intentionally trained and they're DOING it intentionally (either for practical reasons or just to fuck with someone), or it's some weird side effect of being Force sensitive that they can't control and everyone just has to figure out how to deal with it, I don't care, I love it all.

10/10 headcanon, 5 stars, no notes.

[somestorythoughts]

"Did so-and-so write this with their lightsaber" is a Jedi idiom for "oh shit they're pissed do we need to send help and calming music?"

i don’t know when i decided that shaak ti and plo koon were best friends when they were younger but it’s a thing now

[thepersonalquotes]

Once you feel nice about yourself, you have planted the first seed to develop self-confidence.

Stephen Richards, Develop Jedi Self-Confidence: Unleash the Force within You

[aaeeart]

happy rebels remembered day!! 💫🌟✨

[mydogatemymotivation]

And if I said that the Inquisitors were better representation of medieval knights than the Jedi? What then? There's a modern idea that all knights were honorable and chivalrous - and those did exist, certainly - but those standards weren't universal, and for a long time a lot of knights acted more like a protection racket. They were (often) the ones out collecting taxes from poor citizens and working with local law enforcement. They're the reason Robin Hood was written, they were the ones collecting for the Sheriff of Nottingham. Like. ACAB. Sorry. They also had a 'shield tax' (scutage). If knights were rich enough, they could pay their way out of wartime service. A lot of knights were really scummy people, it wasn't all King Arthur's round table. Who do you think was the manpower behind real life inquisition? Inquisition was state-sanctioned tribunals to combat heresy, apostasy, blasphemy, witchcraft, and deviancy.

Being used as an arm of the state's power to punish deviancy and harassing under-privileged villagers under a tyrannical monarch… I'm just saying.

The Jedi fit the more honorable, modern, idea of the knight that we have today - and there's nothing wrong with that. I just think it's interesting that what we think of as knighthood in Star Wars, is almost the opposite of what knighthood was in a lot of places back in the day.

Good knights existed tho! This wasn't universal. Just frequently left out of the conversation around knighthood.

[fuzzyenthusiastnelket01]

That's what makes the Jedi&Clone Partnership/Found family so tragic for me. These People fought together, bled together and lived together. That makes strong bonds - bonds that order 66 just .... wiped out.

And think about the jetii'ad al'verde. Many clone units probably adopted their padawan commanders (with their mandalorian genes and the-adopt-ad'ika-on-sight). It ORDERED them to shoot their children. And for a mandalorian kids are the future.

Kids like Cal Kestis or Caleb Dume who where trust into this war and their friends suddenly just fired at them. Not in training, not a mistake, but bloody serious.

And it makes me just sad, that Cal in the game thought the clones just decided to turn on him. That they were the traitors.

He didn't know that they were just pawns in Palpatines game.

And he never seemed to realise or learn that fact.

You know what is almost always on my mind while creating clone trooper and/or Jedi OCs? The concept of Jedi who were able to tell something was wrong with the clones when Order 66 began. Jedi who, for whatever reason, felt a shift in their troopers' force signatures and immediately knew that their men had been...changed.

I think it's almost more tragic than those who just thought it was a regular betrayal. Imagine knowing that the people you've fought alongside for years, the people who you've gone through trials and tribulations with, perhaps even the people you've thought of like a second family, and suddenly, all at once, feeling an inherent part of them just...die. Feeling their free-will be ripped out of them, and being unable to do anything about it.

And then realizing that now, those people are trying to kill you. They are still alive, but they are also gone at the same time. So not only can you feel the people you care about basically be murdered, but now their living corpses are going to kill you. You are going to die at the hands of the people you once loved, and you can't even save them from their own terrible fate.

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[amarcia]

20 BBY, master Enah takes Cirz to the moon of Reltooine for a very important mission c:

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[clonehub]

The Force: bad things are gonna happen

Jedi: ????? What bad things

The Force: watch out

[trans-ouroboros]

Peace is a lie. There is only Passion.

Through Passion, I gain Strength.

Through Strength, I gain Power.

Through Power, I gain Victory.

Through Victory my chains are Broken.

The Force shall free me.

Adora, the Sith Lord of Power

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[angelseraphines]

obi-wan kenobi is a more tragic character than anakin skywalker!! prove me wrong!!

he lost everything and everyone, the family he never knew, qui gon-jinn, anakin skywalker, padmé amidala, and others!! not to mention order 66, having to live in the deserts of tatooine, having nothing and having lost everything, and remaining good in nature despite everything, he was never once tempted by the dark side despite enduring so much.

[princess-from-another-galaxy]

Not to attack anyone or hate on actually valid takes, but a lot of you project your problems with real life religions/religious organizations into the Jedi and criticize them for things that they NEVER did.... Like babe, the Jedi never did that, the catholics did.