#sw sifo dyas

[jaguarys]

Back on my bullshit

[amarcia]

for the pallette challenge, sifo-dyas with THE depression, please??

Sifo - I've seen ten thousand ways we'll perish - Dyas.

He seems sweet!

[emily-escott]

One of Yoda’s favorite Life Day traditions is telling scary ghost stories (he has some GOOD ones). It’s not a real Life Day tradition, but the padawans don’t know that!

[phoenixyfriend]

With a Sigh and a Yawn

Yan Dooku on his way through adopting a child (hello, Rael) and to falling in love with another man (hi, Sifo) in the 1960s.

Theoretically takes place in the same universe as The Family Tree is… a Disaster, with a bunch of love for the art of @uraaniuum.

This fic was written as part of my 'fic for donations to Palestine' offer.

[purple-ant]

All available members of the Council are going to Naboo. Sifo-Dyas has not been a Council member for several years. Yet Master Windu showed up at his door in the darkest hour of the night, and the sun hasn’t risen since.

Because the boy, the youth, the man who was full of life lies cold and motionless.

Because Sifo-Dyas cannot reach out to comfort the closest friend of his heart, whose pain must be many times greater than his own.

Because the place next to him is empty.

[jewishcissiekj]

Felt inspired (I didn't, I feel like shit but after making these I'm in a Dooku: Jedi Lost mood)

[chipthekeeper]

Silliest Star Wars name, round one

PLEASE VOTE BASED ON SILLINESS OF NAME ONLY!!!!

[butterflydragon14]

Over the past few days I have been going fucking feral over count dooku before he left the order. His relationship with yoda,, young him trying to act all dignified, his friendship with sifo dyas and Jocasta Nu, him and qui gon, how he would’ve reacted had he met obi-wan, what if he never left the order in the first place. I love him sm he’s one of my favourite characters he’s such a dad character like pls. Imagine light side him taking in asajj ventress after Kai narrec dies and training her aaaah. Your honour I love him he got done dirty I can’t wait for tales of the Jedi.

[clonetroopercantina]

So I'm rewatching all of Star Wars in timeline order right now and I just finished season six of The Clone Wars. I know other people have said most of this before, but I have some frustrations to air.

Every single member of the Jedi order at the time of the Clone Wars is completely incompetent. When they found out that the clone army was created (in part) by Dooku, they were basically just like "huh I wonder what that means" and then moved on and allowed themselves to get killed as a result. We all know that Dooku told Obi-Wan that the Sith control the senate and Obi-Wan just denied it and didn't do anything. I don't care that creating an army is maybe not a valid solution to any problem, but at least Sifo Dyas was willing to question the council's judgment and decided to do something about the fact that the Republic was collapsing. I think Qui-Gon should've been smart enough to figure out the whole plan (I feel like he probably inherited some of Dooku's skepticism towards the council and the Republic establishment) if he hadn't died but - guess what - we see in the very next episode after they find out about Dooku's role in the Clone Army's creation that Qui-Gon has kinda been alive the whole time and hasn't done anything. I guess maybe his abilities were just too limited because he didn't finish all of his force ghost training stuff before he died. Dooku was smart enough to question the council too but he obviously took things a little too far. If the council had been competent from the beginning, that wouldn't've happened, though.

Basically, I think that Dooku, Qui-Gon, and Sifo Dyas together could've prevented the Clone Wars and Palpatine's rise to power if two of them weren't dead (ish) and they had all made better decisions.

Thank y'all for your time

[ohwaugh]

Chapters: 4/? - chapter link Fandom: Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Implied/referenced rape/noncon due to setting, mild dubcon Relationships: OFC Nightsister/Savage Opress, Former Dooku/Sifo-Dyas, Eventual Nico Diath/Sifo-Dyas Characters: Original Nightsister Character(s), Savage Opress, Feral, Sifo-Dyas, Kilindi Matako, Darth Maul, ensemble cast Genre: Gender Role Reversed Bodice-Ripper, Action/Adventure, Romance, Friendship

Thyonvera has always wanted to escape Dathomir. She wasn't expecting her journey to freedom to include a captured Jedi Master, overly dramatic Sith Lords, ploting clan elders, and a war that threatens to take away everything she's won out of life.

Or, Savage Opress never expected he'd end up enjoying his time as a Nightsister's pet.

Reviews ”It feels like an epic fantasy novel - I love it!” ”THERE IS SMUT.”

In this fic enjoy plotting plots, daring escapes, Savage getting his bodice ripped and having a nice time, feral Jedi Masters (and Jedi Feral), Darth Maul making friends, and Sifo-Dyas’s journey from sad divorcee imprisoned by darksiders to the presumed leader of a ‘Sith’ cult. Somehow this saves the galaxy. Dooku really should have asked for a prenup.

[jaguarys]

Whatever you do don't think about how Sifo-Dyas knew about Order 66 for literally decades and just had to live with that information! Whatever you do don't think about that

[quigonjinnposts]

Dinner and Diatribes

18+ | Rael Averross/Qui-Gon Jinn | Angst, fluff and smut| Explicit

Characters : Rael Averross | Nim Pianna | Qui-Gon Jinn | Obi-Wan | Dooku | Sifo -Dyas

4.4 k words

Summary :

Rael, Qui-Gon and their respective Padawans are invited to a dinner party hosted by Dooku. A mix of fluff, angst, hurt and comfort, they all get their happiness.

Find it on AO3 !

Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section ! (Respectfully or you'll make me cry, I'm sensitive ) See u in 3 years babes, I've been kind enough to publish a complete work 💗

Extract :

"Spit it out Jinn"

"It's nothing of importance, we should sleep," he answered, while carefully peeling off the first layer of clothes he had on.

Grabbing his forearm, Rael stopped his movement. With his remaining hand, he grabbed Qui-Gon's face and made him look into his dark eyes.

"It's never nothing, especially if s'bout you."

"I'm a grown man Rael, I can deal with my problems alone."

"Bantha crap, come on, you've been avoiding me these past few months, barely answered any of my messages, and even if you're not a physical type of guy, you kriffing flinched when I touched you earlier. What have I done ?" He pressed, getting impossibly closer to him, almost touching chest to chest.

Qui-Gon felt his face grow hot, he would crack soon if Rael continued to touch him this way.

[justsuffilike]

[phoenixyfriend]

I love your donation prompt so much, what a creative, thoughtful way to signal boost great links to aid resources and remind people of this desperate need. I'm so appreciative, I feel a little bad even asking for a ficlet, but anything Dooku-related you come up with is wonderful, my otp is Sifo-Dyas/Dooku

Donate to one of these charities and I'll write a ficlet.

Took me a hot second to figure out what I wanted to do for this, since I wanted it to be good, but it's not a ship I write very much... and then I realized I could flesh out some of that backstory for The Family Tree is… a Disaster, with my mind very much on this art by @uraaniuum.

Anyway, have this fic! (I tried to gift it to you on AO3, but your settings don't allow it, lol)

With a Sigh and a Yawn

[awesomestarfighter]

I Should Have Known Better Then To Debate My Brother On Star Wars But I Did It Anyway

That's a lengthy way to start a post, I know, but I'm in a very riled up mood right now.

I remember the first time I argued with him about this. Our family did a rewatch of the Star Wars series (prequels than originals) at my request (and I usually never get emotional, so they were very concerned when I started crying my eyes out during Order 66 and asking if we should stop) and afterwards we talked.

Since I'm an avid Pro Jedi fan, there was a lot of arguing about 'The Jedi could have done this/should have done this!'. A bit with my family, but mostly with my brother since we're an argumentative pair and he's the only one who's watched extra materials such as TCW to further why the Jedi failed/should have done more.

We had to agree to disagree, so it ended there. Now here I am years later, having already talked to him about why glorifying this particularly abusive M/F is not peak romance or good writing, what defines bad writing, and general amatonormativity, and since I'm back in a SW swing, I thought about bringing it up to him, hoping he'd gotten a little more flexible since the last time we talked about it.

Clearly, I was too optimistic to think that.

Cue the usual tangent of (which I've already seen from. . . So many fans):

-The Jedi should have known Palpatine was a Sith.

-They should have treated Anakin better.

-They should have made him a Master.

-They shouldn't have given him that advice about death.

-Obi-Wan wasn't ready for a Padawan.

-They should have investigated Sifo-Dyas's murder.

-They should have investigated more.

-That's just the way the story is written and how the characters would react in real life, so of course Filoni is a good viewpoint on the Jedi.

. . . And just the general, 'they should have done more' statement that's been uttered countless times before.

I tried to point out the flaws in this way of thinking, I really did.

-It's established right in TPM that the Sith have been extinct for a very long time, and they verbally acknowledge that they don't know whether the one killed was the Master of the Apprentice, so it wasn't like they just up and forgot about the enemy that could still be out there. And it's literally stated in the very next movie that their ability to use the Force has been diminished, so it's not like they could have seen the Sith in plain sight in the force. Minor note, I know Force Signatures are mentioned a lot in fanon, but I don't remember anything like that ever being mentioned in canon (I know there's Legends but that's a separate continuity). With all that to keep in mind, why would they think he was a Sith? We have a different view of things because we're the audience, but they don't! Even though they didn't magically know he was the Sith Lord, that doesn't mean they're blind to his dealings or the corruption within the Senate, unless I completely hallucinated the part where the Jedi Masters were on their way to arrest Palpatine even before they learned he was a Sith Lord.

-Questioning a kid to see how he would respond to your ways of life is not being nice enough apparently (people can debate about his trauma and the authorial intent all day, but the basis is that the Jedi are not supposed to be framed as the bad guys). Apparently adopting him and treating him as a part of their family just isn't enough. Clearly, they should have coddled him even more, maybe then he wouldn't have murdered them down to the last child! (This is sarcasm because they never treated him differently or anything, even the Chosen One thing is barely brought up, and all his darkest moments are ones the Jedi were never made aware of). I know people will just say to put him in therapy because I've seen them say that many times before, but the truth is that he's already in therapy with the Jedi, he just doesn't absorb any of it because he doesn't want to.

-Yeah, because an adult throwing a temper tantrum when he's been appointed to a leading authority by a shady government leader who should not have any authority over their organization isn't sketchy as fuck, that response alone proves he WAS not ready, because he still didn't understand what the Jedi were about, much less mastery of himself. My brother at least admitted that was a good point when I outlined it, so score for me, I guess.

-People give Yoda grief all the time for his advice, but they always seem to forget that, firstly, Anakin is asking this during a war they've been fighting for three years, one they've lost many friends and family to, and secondly. . . Anakin was really fucking vague when he brought this forward. He doesn't even specify who he's talking about isn't a fellow Jedi, clone, or otherwise (And I can't help but draw a parallel to how he didn't tell Obi-Wan about his visions of Shmi and people will blame Obi-Wan when Anakin's the one who can't bother to properly fucking communicate) and he doesn't listen because it's not what he wants to hear. He doesn't just want to save Padme; he wants to cheat death because he's possessive and greedy and doesn't want his loved ones to ever leave him. Yoda's advice was actually very useful, but since when has Anakin ever listened to good advice? Once again, my brother admitted that was a good point, so the second score went to me.

-I know fandom loves to portray Obi-Wan as this self-hating mess that's barely keeping it together (who also does a lot of medic dodging for some reason?). . . But that's not who he is in canon? The real Obi-Wan is controlled and capable, and he was a young adult when he was Knighted, not a kid, who went on to become the youngest member of the Council when he became a Master. It wasn't like he was left to teach Anakin alone, because he had the Order, and they're canonically big on communal teaching. Even just in the movies, we frequently see that Obi-Wan's the one who reaches out to Anakin and Anakin's the one who shuts him out. Obi-Wan was a great teacher, Anakin was just a shit student.

-The Jedi learned about Sifo-Dyas's unauthorized role in the creation of the clone army literally right before the war broke out, so it wasn't like they were in a position where they could look more into it. Even before that, they were under the impression that he died during a failed peace negotiation. My brother still said this even though there was a literal WHOLE ASS ARC IN TCW WHERE THEY INVESTIGATED HIS DEATH. He watched that arc to, and he still says they should have investigated his death even when they literally did. I have no words for such a contradictory way of thinking.

-I know it's easy to say stuff like that, but Star Wars isn't written for adults who want all the messy bits, but for kids for a good vs evil story, so of course investigation stuff is shoved to the side. Even in TCW where we do see them investigating, they're hampered by the Senate, by Palpatine, by the war, and by the narrative. Even ignoring that, Anakin literally said in ROTS that Palpatine was the Sith THAT THEY WERE LOOKING FOR, so that means they were investigating even though we didn't see it onscreen.

-Filoni. . . God just thinking about him makes me angry. I could write a whole essay on how he's twisted the narrative for Star Wars so badly, and I hate essays, but plenty of people have already done it better, so I won't.

-But still, I think it's hilarious that I can point out certain things he's written terribly (TCW, TOTJ, TTB, and Ahsoka) to show that he doesn't like the Jedi, and my brother is still saying, 'well that's just how the story is written and how the characters will react so he doesn't really hate the Jedi with that sort of evidence and blah blah blah.'

-Of course, for TCW, my brother brought up that stupid arc where AsHoKa iS pErSeCuTeD - I just think it's funny how, with trying to make his special oc look good and the Jedi Council unlikable, Filoni accidentally made her unintentional unsympathetic and made the dOgMaTiC lEaDeRsHiP unintentionally sympathetic. And of course, who could forget the infamous s7 moment of her not being fair to Obi-Wan? I know people will say she's a teenager and she's confused and she's still feeling betrayed - but the thing is, that doesn't hold up because the narrative never follows up on it. It's not a personal flaw of hers, it's solely there to frame Ahsoka (and Bo-Katan/the Mandalorians by proxy) as right and Obi-Wan (and the Jedi Council/Order by proxy) as wrong. I'm sure there are more examples that can be noted, but those are definitely two of the biggest offenses in my book.

-Tales of the Jedi wasn't even about the Jedi, it was about two specific individuals who LEFT the Jedi. One who went on to become invincible/immortal/a sanctimonious prick/even more of a mouthpiece then she already was, the other went on to become the undisputed head of an enemy who went full throttle on genocide, slavery, and war crimes. Mace's treatment and Yaddle's treatment was more poorly veiled racism and even more poorly veiled Jedi hate. And of course, the super special training from Anakin that allowed Ahsoka to survive Order 66 unlike those useless unprepared Jedi who were too soft on their kids - but really just made him look like an incredibly abusive parent. Frankly, while I do hate Anakin and can see him pushing too hard as in character, even I can see that it could have been written a lot better than it was. Tales of the Jedi was a fucking joke because it should have been titled 'Tales of The Super Special Creators Pet OC and the Asshole Who Falls And Spearheads A War', and if we ever get Jedi content that is actually positive for them without the usual criticisms coming up (Kenobi's the only one so far that's come the closest) I'll be throwing a fucking party.

-Of course, I have to point out TBB's whitewashing, consistently carried over from TCW except even whiter, though I forgot to mention how that show just completely fucking forgot the Jedi existed. Though frankly, I wouldn't want them to be mentioned in the utter waste of time that TBB is.

-Ahsoka was made into even more of a mouthpiece in her show then she already was. I didn't even watch Rebels in its entirety because I don't care for it, but even with some of the more frustrating decisions with her in that span of time she never said the Order wouldn't have fallen if they had just brought in more non-Force Sensitives to train them into being Force Sensitive (another part of canon that Filoni has fucking taken a hammer to) singing Anakin's praises after she's 'saved' by him (though even in Rebels it got pretty egregious how she just fucking abandons the Rebellion and the Jedi because she won't leave him again) just being a general fandom anti on how the Order was at fault for everything and Anakin was actually predestined to become a Sith (instead of defying his destiny by attacking Mace and siding with Palpatine as per Word of God) so everything he did was justified. All written and directed by Filoni, just as the other pieces where he's had narrative control will label the Jedi as arrogant, as forgetful, as unworthy, as not ENOUGH. And as soon as he can, he shoves them aside for characters who are 'to cool to be a Jedi, a cooler Jedi than those useless old Order jerks who spent too much time playing politics and being too stringent because they were cautious rule followers and not plucky rebels and weren't loving enough to poor widdle Anakin and -'

Though frankly my brother had some pretty ludicrous takes in general. There was this whole tangent we had about how since Rex removed his chip and voided death, that makes him gray/puts him in a gray zone. I just bluescreened at that, because while I've never cared for morally gray characters/storytelling, a character stepping out of their slated place in the narrative so obviously isn't gray it's not even funny, it's infuriating. While I know a part of me being a writer is what helps me look at stories more critically, it still makes me feel so confused how people will just take in bad writing or come up with bullshit takes like this. Whatever happened to thinking critically for the good of storytelling?

. . . I don't usually write my own posts (even though I'm usually better at wording things than actually voicing an argument as it started with my brother) because I prefer to just reblog stuff on my blog, I wrote this primarily as a vent post because my argument with my brother really got me stirred up, but I've been in a salty sw mood lately so it was kind of cathartic to get this out.

Also, if any Jedi anti or fan comes at me with 'but actually the Jedi should have -' no. Please just don't. I always try to tag stuff properly so people who won't agree will know what my blog themes are about, I'm never in the mood for the run of a mill gotcha takes that infest this fandom and I will not hesitate to block you if you come onto my post for that.

[saviinika]

how many times does an angel fall?

@codywanweek 2024

Day 2: “There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” – Patrick Rothfuss, “The Wise Man’s Fear”

Inspired by Bitter Chocolate SW AU Ideas/Minifics Part 3, Chapter 16: Star Map AU by BitterChocolateStars

The city is sterile, every part of it white on white, with light seeming to emanate from the very walls. The atmospherics are clinical, as if in a science or medical lab, and he can’t help but wonder what exactly it is that they do here. He is none the wiser as he meets Prime Minister Lama Su, though two hundred thousand units of anything seems both incredibly difficult to imagine and utterly unrealistic for the Republic to have paid for. It isn’t until Master Sifo-Dyas is mentioned that Obi-Wan’s head begins to throb and the star map on his back starts to burn.

Leave it to Master Si to be smack in the middle of this puzzle. It’s not fair to doubt the Council member’s motives, as he’s helped Obi-Wan with his visions more than once, but what Si was thinking by contracting the Kaminoans for... something... on behalf of the Republic and the Jedi Order? What did you see that scared you so much, Master?