jedi-order-apologist
jedi-order-apologist
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jedi-order-apologist · 2 days ago
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You know who absolutely would have seen Obi-Wan’s wanted poster from Daiyu?
Hondo Ohnaka
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jedi-order-apologist · 4 days ago
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I think Obi-Wan should have been Ahsoka’s master, and Anakin is totally normal about it.
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jedi-order-apologist · 4 days ago
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Parallels!
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jedi-order-apologist · 6 days ago
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the 2003-2005 Genndy Tartakovsky series is now over 20 years old and considered Legends; yet, i do see content from it on my feed every once in a while. (there was even a fan zine dedicated to it recently!) so i'm curious how many people even know about it and what they think about it
here's its wookiepedia info page
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jedi-order-apologist · 7 days ago
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OUR FIRST BADAWANS, OH MY GOD
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jedi-order-apologist · 8 days ago
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Oh my god. So the most incredible thing happened at my FIRST EVER CON. I made Ewan a cardigan and was so excited and lucky to be able to give it to him at the autograph table. He IMMEDIATELY jumped up to take off his jacket and put it on. He was like "I fucking love this!"
He let me take pictures of him in it and even said come here, we'll get a picture together!"
THEN. When he said thank you a final time HE KISSED ME ON THE CHEEK.
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jedi-order-apologist · 14 days ago
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Jedi neutrality in TPM comes not at all from not taking sides. They get there and pick a side in under five minutes. They are 100% team Naboo. No, their neutrality, and their cultural moral authority, comes from not having a stake in this fight. They're not mixed up in the trade federation. They don't have personal ties with the Naboo. They don't stand to benefit or to lose from the success of either party. They can just show up and say, hey, just decided you guys suck. And no one can accuse them of being secretly married to the Naboo queen or having offshore investments in the Lake country, or whatever completely hypothetical thing a person might have going on that would hypothetically compromise that neutrality
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jedi-order-apologist · 15 days ago
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a scene must be included PRIOR to sex where the characters READ their birth certificates OUT LOUD so the reader will know they were born on the SAME DATE to avoid any disgusting AGE GAPS
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jedi-order-apologist · 15 days ago
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a change of fate
what if luminara had been w/ yoda during order 66 instead of w/ her troops.. makes u think huh
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jedi-order-apologist · 17 days ago
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Obi-Wan Kenobi, Episode II : Attack of the Clones (2002)
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jedi-order-apologist · 17 days ago
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A Large Problem
The war ends without tragedy, and Obi-Wan has a better problem to deal with. Written for AU-gust 2025 - Day 10: Peaceful World and /r/FanFiction's Trope Bingo 2025 - Prompt: Accidental Pet Acquisition and @fandom-free-bingo Fandom Free Bingo: Virtues and Vices - Prompt: Peace and Sweet and Short August 2025 - Prompt: Animal
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“I’m grateful for your assistance earlier, but I’m afraid you cannot come with us, Boga,” Obi-Wan said, calling upon the Force to help ease the persuasion.
Unfortunately, the varactyl was stubborn, and the Force could only do so much. She wouldn’t budge from where she’d wedged herself into one of their transports. Obi-Wan would’ve feared that she was stuck, but she didn’t seem distressed in the least and had turned around without trouble.
“Really,” he tried again. “You’d be much happier on your home planet than on our ship, or Coruscant for that matter.”
He felt amusement from some nearby troopers, and gave them a look with a raised eyebrow. They went back to picking up the deactivated droids and droid remains and pretended that they hadn’t stopped to watch, and laugh at, their general’s failed attempts to coax Boga out of the transport.
He really didn’t usually have trouble with animals! But usually the issue was dealing with hostility, not friendliness. It seemed Boga had grown rather fond of him in their short time together. But, wonderful creature that she was, it wouldn’t do her any good to take her away.
Obi-Wan just needed to convince her of that.
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jedi-order-apologist · 18 days ago
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And it feels, yeah, it feels like the world has grown cold
How can one comprehend losing so much in an instant? Written for Fandom Empire Fortune Wheel 2025 - Week 13: Overwhelming and Sweet and Short August 2025 - Prompt: Loss and /r/FanFiction's Trope Bingo 2025 - Prompt: Canon Compliant and Lyrical Titles Bingo 2024 - Prompt: Grief song ("Gone Away" - The Offspring)
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Leia doesn’t cry, or scream, or break down, even after they drag her back to the cell. It’s not about denying her captors the satisfaction; she’s not even thinking about that, swallowed up in numb horror as she is. It’s not denial, either; she had seen it, she even felt it. But the loss is so overwhelming that it won’t process past knowing that it happened. Knowing that everyone and everything is gone.
Her head understands it, but it’s too large to wrap her heart around.
It’s only later, when she thinks of the little things, that her tears fall.
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jedi-order-apologist · 19 days ago
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HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN as ANAKIN SKYWALKER STAR WARS EPISODE III: REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005)
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jedi-order-apologist · 20 days ago
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Oh, hm, I properly realized that Obi-Wan never finds out about the Tusken massacre in the prequel trilogy. Now I'm imagining an immediately post-Ep3 scene on Tatooine, in which Owen or Beru is forced to reference it as it relates to other occupational hazards on Tatooine, and Obi-Wan has to be like, "I beg your fucking pardon???"
And they're reluctantly like, "You know, that time that Anakin, your student, came back to Tatooine after his poor mother had been taken by the Sand People? He singlehandedly killed that big group of them down to the last child, dozens of them, and then took off right afterwards. Big mess. It was about four years ago now. Just before the Clone Wars started. Is that, uh, is that normal for you Jedi people, by the way?" And Obi-Wan has to say, "No. No, it is fucking not."
So the Larses are, at least, incredibly relieved. They didn't want that kind of thing to happen around here again and were a little worried about this Kenobi guy starting that up again. Big mess, don't you know? Everyone in their corner of Tatooine heard about it. People a few towns over heard about it. Anakin and that Padmé woman really never said anything?
Obi-Wan, already reeling from Anakin's recent betrayal and suddenly having to re-evaluate the late Padmé's entire character as well, in the flattest tone of voice that anyone has ever used: "No, I can't say that she ever mentioned it. How odd."
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jedi-order-apologist · 20 days ago
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Oh you gotta keep your head low, if you want to keep your head
Rex manages to get to Cody and have his chip removed. Their paths diverge there, but both work towards the same end. Written for Fandom Empire Fortune Wheel 2025 - Week 13: Wrong and Sweet and Short August 2025 - Prompt: Responsibility and FFFC Regular Challenge 25.15 - Prompt: Alone and Lyrical Titles Bingo 2024 - Prompt: Song from a musical ("Chant" - Hadestown soundtrack)
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Cody wished he could say he had known something was wrong when the chip activated.
But he hadn’t. Shooting down his commanding officer had felt routine and unremarkable. Sometimes it haunted him that he could have just as easily been made to fire on his brothers or innocent civilians and found it equally unremarkable, and his actual deeds haunted him enough.
He fiercely cherished his freedom now that the chip was gone, but he had to admit it had been easier not to have to think about these things.
But it was his responsibility to think about it. To remember what the Empire was built upon. To remember General Kenobi and the other Jedi. To remember the violation of his brothers. And to undo it, where he could. And someday, repay the Empire the way it deserved.
To that end, Cody had not left with Rex and the others, but instead returned alone to his position in the Empire. Back to officers who bothered to learn neither his name nor even his designation, preferring simply “You! Clone!” if they felt they had any use for him. Back to brothers who didn’t even know that their minds had been programmed, who couldn’t remember to care that no one called them by name anymore. There was no one Cody could trust or rely on, an untenable position for any soldier.
But Cody was a spy now. And that was the reality of that role.
The nameless invisibility of the clones was a twisted boon. As long as Cody didn’t draw attention to himself, he was above suspicion, either assumed to possess unassailable engineered loyalty, or, more likely, not thought much about at all. Officers and the new nat-born soldiers would speak freely in his presence without a thought to make sure he was cleared to hear it, and Cody’s role did give him access to some pertinent information.
Communicating that information back to Rex was more challenging. But Cody learned. He learned the patterns and habit, learned where and when he could push his luck and when he needed to hang back and stay out of the way.
One day, this would all come to fruition. Or perhaps he would be caught, tortured, and executed.
But he would never be a tool of the Empire again.
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jedi-order-apologist · 20 days ago
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Things aren’t going to get better
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jedi-order-apologist · 20 days ago
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20 YEARS OF EPISODE III: REVENGE OF THE SITH Released on April 19, 2005 Directed by George Lucas
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