#jett knight

[marsosims]

low effort screenies for a low effort man

[jettpack]

Photos from the Full medieval Plate Armor Figure drawing session I organized and hosted this past Sunday at Heavy Manners Library in Los Angeles.

Big thanks to our Model Matthew and his Squire Rae. The drawings in this post are by Allie Irwin and Jonathan Hsu.

[marsosims]

he was feeling pretty baby girl after his haircut

[inkameswetrust]

𝐁𝐓𝐑 𝐓𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐬/𝐈𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐐𝐮𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐬 (𝐏𝐭. 𝟐)

[cant-get-enough-btr-forever]

Big Time Incorrect Quotes/Text Posts #51

PSA: I'm taking a break from Incorrect Quotes. I'm not stopping forever, but I won't be posting them as often. I'm so glad you guys have been enjoying them. Hope everyone has a lovely day! 😊

[nomiyakazehaya]

i completely forgot about this batch of chibis and noodles 💀

[antrea]

[25.01.17] guelph storm @ london knights

captain cam in the flyers prospect bowl

[skyj80]

My big time rush headcanons! I'm on my first re-watch since I was like ten so if these make no sense SHHHHHH (my headcanons for the boys change with the moon btw sometimes james is gay sometime carlos is trans sometimes kendall is bi but today thats what they are)

[pensfan4lfe2]

2024 NHL Entry Draft: Picks 11-21

Sam Dickinson, Zeev Buium, Jett Luchanko, Konsta Helenius, Michael Brandsegg-Nygard, Adam Jiricek, Terik Parascak, Sacha Boisvert, Trevor Connelly, Cole Eiserman & Michael Hage

[elitheidiot1]

stand up or sit down

[applebees4prez]

my btr (tv show) lgbtq headcanons

james is gay, carlos and logan are pan, lucy is a lesbian, camille jo and kendall are all bi

logan uses he/they pronouns and lucy uses she/they

carlos’s relationship to gender is similar to that of charlie from iasip in that he doesn’t understand how gender works

lucy realized she was queer in middle school, but identified as bi until kendall got back with jo, then started questioning her sexuality before dating james and eventually breaking up with him after coming to the conclusion that she’s a lesbian

camille kinda always knew she liked girls but didn’t know bisexuality was a thing until guitar dude told her about it or something

if we’re going by canon, james DEF doesn’t realize he’s gay until after the show ends. it doesn’t take long to figure out that he’s still not happy after finally entering a relationship with lucy but tries to convince himself that he’ll be happy eventually. when she breaks up with and comes out to him, james just thinks she’s being dramatic or something at first. it does help him consider that he might also be gay, but it takes a long time to accept himself

i think carlos “coming out” is what ended up spurring james to come out. i put coming out in quotes because he never actually comes out, he’s just like “dude everyone is attracted to all genders” and lucy is like “dude you’re pansexual” and carlos is like “yeah that makes sense” and then james accidentally comes out in a jealous fit of rage

after getting diagnosed with autism, logan does a bunch of research on asd and sees that most neurodiverse people are often queer and struggle with gender identity so he’s like “oh that explains that” and after doing some more research begins identifying as bi and uses he/they pronouns

jo hears about bisexuality from camille and ponders it for a hot second before realizing she finds all of her costars hot and is definitely bi

she tells kendall she’s bi and he’s initially kind of a brat about it and jealous but then he realizes he’s ALSO bi and apologizes

jett is very obviously gay and has known he was gay since first grade and wants jo and kendall to break up so he can take kendall for himself and use jo as a beard

[a-master-procrastinator]

So, I have a headcanon regarding Outlander and Valkorion

Spoiler territory for pretty much the whole game (mostly Jedi Knight and Sith Warrior class stories and all expansions from Shadows of Revan).

How does Outlander (especially non Force user) defeat Valkorion in KotET? This question bothered me (and I'm sure all of you) for quite some time. And frankly, the game doesn't answer it very well. So I did some thinking, searching and theorizing, and found a solution that I will bring in my personal stories. Just thought it would be interesting for others to see as well.

Explanations offered in the game:

Valkorion's power had become weaker at some point (as noted by Arcann in chapter 8 "Taking Flight", and indicated by events on Ziost, since Theron wasn't possessed, and by Valkorion in chapter 9 "Eternal Throne", when he said that he needed Vaylin's power to destroy Outlander's mind);

Arcann and Vaylin helped defeat him;

The holocron was the instrument of Valkorion's defeat (but it's never properly explained how exactly);

The "kneel before the dragon of Zakuul" phrase worked on Valkorion because the Outlander said so.

It doesn't sound too bad, but when I tried to go into details, it didn't make much sense. "My mind, my rules" was really out of nowhere, also kinda goes against the previous experience of Outlander not being able to do anything about Valkorion before that. And Arcann and Vaylin being on your side isn't the key either because even the three of them were still losing, it only changed after the main character said the key phrase. And why the heck does it even work like that? Because they said so? Gee, should've thought about it a few chapters before, no?

Now, what I came up with doesn't really go much different from that, I just made some adjustments to make it flow better (at least for myself). I'll talk through my thoughts in chronological order, so bear with me (I tried to summarize it at the end, so scroll if you want the short version).

Vitiate learned to transfer his spirit as one of the ways to be immortal. It can happen either through a ritual, which is preferable since it's easier, doesn't weaken him, and he doesn't need time to adjust, but it does require consent from a person, or killing the previous host, which does weaken him for some time. The longer he has possessed a host, the greater the loss of power will be upon the transfer. It's not to say that he isn't dangerous, quite the opposite, but perhaps he can't do some 'impossible' things (like consume a planet or shatter a mind) just like that.

He was at his full power before the events on Belsavis and Voss, timeline wise. Remember how easily he possessed the minds of the Jedi on the strike team? Yeah, Jedi Knight broke free, but that's bc they're super strong (and the main character in their storyline).

But because of Baras Vitiate had to be released from the body on Voss by being killed, which made him slightly weaker, just enough for the Hero of Tython to kill him again on Dromund Kaas. That made him lose more power (because he possessed this body for much longer than that Voss), and Vitiate tried to find a new host and regain his power (either by Revan reviving him or consuming all life on Ziost). His attempts were not successful, so he retreated to Zakuul.

That would explain why after being 'killed' yet again on Zakuul (thus losing two of his main hosts) Valkorion wasn't powerful enough to possess the Outlander's mind (regardless of their class). He was in a pretty vulnerable position, so he came up with a plan. We'll get to it. For now, Valkorion understands that if the Outlander dies, he'll be even weaker and probably won't be able to get a new host, so he protects the Outlander while pushing them to use his power.

Every time the Outlander agrees to do so gives Valkorion more control over their body, and even if they never agree, the bond grows stronger as time passes, it's just faster when Outlander uses his power. Eventually it would be just strong enough for Valkorion to use the main character's body without their permission (like in chapter 16). But he's still not powerful enough to break their mind, so he goes to the next part of the plan.

Valkorion manipulated the main character into killing Vaylin (and Arcann, if applicable) because he needed to consume her power to destroy Outlander's mind (which is what happens in chapter 9). But he made a couple mistakes in doing so. First, he underestimated how smart Commander is, and how the bond allowed them to take his form to survive. Second, by consuming Vaylin's spirit, Valkorion gained not just her strength, but also her weakness, which is the conditioning.

But wait, didn't Vaylin free herself from it? Sort of. I saw a suggestion from another player that Vaylin didn't get rid of conditioning itself, but rather the lever that triggers it. It's possible because the process on Nathema didn't exactly according to the plan. And because of that, Valkorion also gained her conditioning after consuming her spirit.

So, what does that mean? What does it do? Well, I think that when the key phrase is said in presence of Vaylin, she temporarily loses her connection to the Force (or it becomes so weak that she can't use it), thus isn't a threat. And the same happens to Valkorion when the main character attempts to use it on him in KotET chapter 9, at least for long enough for the Outlander to kill him. This way the victory isn't dependent on one's power in the Force, and it fits a non Force sensitive Commander as well.

What about the holocron? I explain this as it only binds, commands and releases spirits, as we see with lord Dramath. It's not the key to Valkorion's destruction, but it is still important because it is used to free Vaylin's spirit from Valkorion after her death (and Arcann's, if applicable), which gives Outlander a potential powerful ally.

[Just a little addition that has very little to do with my explanation, but wanted to mention - in the throne room, when Valkorion breaks Outlander's mind, he takes over the body and attacks your companions. They hold off long enough for Commander to put their mind back, and at that moment Valky loses control, and the body is unconscious.]

So, to sum it up:

Valkorion is weaker after being killed on Voss, Dromund Kaas and Zakuul, hence why the Outlander can resist him, regardless of theirconnection to the Force;

the holocron found on Nathema can bind, command and release spirits, which allows Outlander to free Vaylin (and Arcann, if applicable) from Valkorion;

the bond formed between Valkorion and Commander allowed the latter to survive after having their mind destroyed;

Vaylin didn't completely get rid of the conditioning on Nathema because the process didn't go as it should've, it just removed the trigger;

by consuming Vaylin's spirit Valkorion gained both her strength and her weakness - her conditioning, that's why it worked on him, and it temporarily weakened his connection to the Force.

I know this isn't perfect, there are probably plot holes that I haven't noticed or poorly explained, but I like it much more. Why do I even bother with this explanation?

I just love doing mental gymnastics around KotFE-ET, and this particular part was difficult yet entertaining to figure out.

But honestly, probably most important reason is that it works for every class (so even non Force-users are fitting here) because strength in the Force is not the key. Valkorion underestimated how observant and clever Outlander is, and I think it works better for their characters.

[marsosims]

jett knight and lilith pleasant saved up enough and took a quick vacation to tartosa!

[thelastenvoyyy]

Jett Jhazar: Jedi Knight 2023

Been a while since I’ve drawn my favourite cat boi so decided to give him some love. ✨❤️

[inkameswetrust]

i will not apologize for any of this.

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