#the mandalore plot

[curvedlightsabers]

hey its that mural from clone wars! the one from pre vizsla’s house

[fellthemarvelous]

Obi-Wan and Satine sassing each other while she tries to save his life is one of the reasons I love them so much.

[commandervisor]

I sure do enjoy a casual walk in the park, nothing beats the smell of napalm in the morning.

[amysnogbox]

Far be it from me to keep the duchess waiting.

[willidleaway]

sorry, stay in contact in case who runs into trouble?

[spockvarietyhour]

[ofyoursilentreverie]

The Clone Wars Appreciation Week Day Four: Favourite Episode Arc

“Is reality what makes a Jedi abandon his ideals? Or is it simply a response to political convenience?”

“Just because I’m a pacifist doesn’t mean I won’t defend myself!”

“Now you sound like a Jedi”

“Perhaps if more citizens got hysterical, they’d be more inclined to speak up when the Republic tramples on their rights!”

[kimisstarwarstrash]

I FINALLY GOT TO THE CLONE WARS EPISODE WHERE THEY INTRODUCE SATINE!

THAT SHIP SAILS ITSELF OH MY GOD IT’S TOO CUTE!

Long story short, now I’m working on an Obitine fanfiction.  I think they’re my new OTP (even though I know what happens to her...  Again, fuck you George Lucas!  Why much my beloved Obi-Wan suffer so?! ARG!)

Also, IDC how cheesy that shit is I am eating it up.  Bring on the cheese.  I LOVE cheese.

[yellowwandsaber]

Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Mandalore Plot (S2E12) part 1/?

[theabominableblogger]

“If you ignore the past, you jeopardize the future.”

“The Mandalore Plot” (Star Wars:  The Clone Wars) Icons!

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[watercolorsheep]

Duchess Satine guys

A freaking badass I tell you  and Obi-Wan Kenobi's crush (well of course he'd crush on her she's everything he'd want to be)

(What I mean is

Take a look at the ep. 12 of season 2. Satine's the one who's gotten a violent planet turned into a pacifist, peaceful one, or almost, if it weren't for the Death Watch. Obi Wan says a peacekeeper belongs on the frontline to bring peace, and she says that a peace keeper should prevent conflict from rising. And we see Kenobi sigh and answer "a beautiful definition (or something like that) but not a realist one. Then she makes a jab at him "Is it your role as a Jedi that make you say that or to comply with current politics?"

And she does have a point; Jedis are intended as peacekeepers, but in a time of war, they become warriors. To accomodate that fact, the Jedi Council bends the definition of peace keeper a little bit, to make it become the one Kenobi gives the Duchess, the one that we hear Ahsoka repeat quite a lot too, because it's what she's been taught. 

But to go back to my point, I think Kenobi's attachment to Satine has a lot to do with her ideals and political stands: when she tells him to cause no problems otherwise where there are none,and tells to his face that she's not ok with him exploring the mines, he answers "I'd be disappointed if you weren't!"; also, if you remember, earlier in that episode when she tells him she must come to the Mandalore moon with him (to accompany the body of the man who bombed a memorial, from the Death watch and came from that Moon, who then committed suicide when Kenobi tried to go after him) because people will be mad, he says he didn't kill the man, and she answers well duh otherwise "I wouldn't be talking to you", and he just looks at her wander off. 

I think that Kenobi has probably seen too much, and it has turned him into a bit of a cynic/pessimist, but as we see throughout the series, he's peaceful, and really wants this war to end, in opposition to Anakin who thrives off combat and adrenaline. It's probably why he finds himself attracted to the Dutchess, she's everything he used to be, and who, in my opinion, he really is, deep down)

Ok sorry this is confusing I didn't expect to go into this analysis this way but here you have it folks

[obitinenovelwhen]

Today marks 15 years since The Mandalore Plot debuted on Cartoon Network, which means happy birthday to:

Obitine! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

The darksaber

Jon Favreau’s first steps into Mandalorian lore

[anakinsleepwalker]

❝Obi-Wan... it looks like I may never see you again. I don't know quite how to say this, but I've loved you from the moment you came to my aid, all those years ago.❞

[lightsaberss]

The Mandalore Plot

[swan2swan]

I like how Mandalore is so isolationist they put their city under a giant metal dome so no one can bother them.

[willidleaway]