#Friday morning

[breelynnxoxoxoxo]

Friday Mood 💋💋💋

[beccawise7]

Coffee, Conversation and you... always.

~beccawise7 💜🖤

[sasha-universe5]

I will conquer you with my clumsiness 🙋🏻‍♀️😜😁

I didn't see a door open, now a have a bruise on my shoulder 🥴🤦🏻‍♀️😞🤕

[babiedeer]

[jenniferdarjeeling]

Some observations and thoughts about The Mandalorian Season 2

I've been rewatching The Mandalorian season 2 and have noticed so many things I never caught the first time around.

One of the bigger things thus far is from "The Believer". What I always loved about the show is how confident, steadfast and human Din Djarin is. Literally, the man is stuck wearing practically paper Empire armor when facing the pirates, runs out of ammo, and still gets the job done.

He's ran headfirst into heavy gunfire multiple times on the show, been in pretty deadly situations, but never let it show. He never faltered.

Yet, the moment he takes off the helmet and encounters Valin Hess, he stumbles. He does, to his credit, try, asserting himself through his lie, but it crumbles so quickly. So fast that Mayfield, who was afraid Hess would recognize him, steps in to save him.

Din's vulnerable, unsure and losing every inch of that persona we've seen since the show began. Yet Mayfield, who had been aiding Din up until this point, easily takes control of the situation. Yes, he was ex-Empire and knew enough to try to diffuse the situation, but Din remained defenseless and practically helpless. He couldn't even come up with a fake name.

I thought that was such a minor yet compelling detail, whether intentional or not. It showed a side to Din we hadn't seen before, which makes him all the more likable and relatable. I cannot express how important it was for that detail to be shown.

Also, bonus points for the scene where Din removed his helmet. It wasn't drawn out with an epic score building in the background. It was quick yet effective, which made it all the more powerful.

When the helmet wouldn't suffice and he only had seconds to remove it, or else lose his one chance to find Grogu, Din didn't think twice nor have a single look of regret. That is one of Pedro's major strengths as an actor that most don't have and can't do. He can completely emote without needing to speak nor move.

If it weren't for the season finale, "The Believer" would probably be the best episode of season 2.

[alberta-sunrise]

♥️

[secret-life-of-a-naturist]

Happy Naked Good Friday!

Wishing everyone a very nice Good Naked Friday!

As always, stay creative, safe, and healthy.

Fabien

[breelynnxoxoxoxo]

It’s A Work In Progress This Morning! 💋💋💋

[lostinhersmile]

Friday morning sleepiness ☀️✨

[beccawise7]

Good mornings, that turn into lunches are my favorite...

~beccawise7 💜🖤

[honeycombhank]

Tip toe Tulip, is very curious about how the human water device gives water..

[babiedeer]

[angelnumber27]

[thirtysomethinganduncensored]

Friday Morning in the word 💛

[vintage-tigre]