I think they should do a Tales of the Clones series like they did with the Tales of the Jedi

it’s the way Firth’s Darcy uses facial expressions to communicate incredible stiffness and oozing disgust when you first meet him and then as it goes on he just … softens. Smooths out. all the wrinkles just sort of come undone. but it’s all so beautifully, subtly done so it never feels traceable exactly. you just feel it.

This!! Exactly what I was thinking with that one little phrase "he was a good master"

The way she says this, almost like she's relieved to say it, "He was a good Master." like all those years she spent still loving him, still unable to let him go, still remembering the kind things, she wasn't wrong. We've seen how much Ahsoka doubted herself throughout this series, especially when it comes to trying to resolve her feelings about Anakin and what he did. That she had to work to accept that he became Vader, that he murdered their family and friends, that he took the light of the Jedi out of the galaxy, that he went on to kill so many more, to help an Empire that slaughtered its way through countless lives. And through all of that, part of her felt so guilty because she couldn't stop remembering the kind things he did, too. "What would have surprised people was how kind he was," she said to Ezra, mere days before they confronted Vader on Malachor, where he was serious about killing all of them, killing her. That there was no reaching him, no matter how badly she wanted to. But still she loved him. She couldn't stop loving him and it tore her up because she couldn't let him go, this man who chose to become the worst monster. And then he came to her in a Force vision, when she was ready to hear him, to really listen to him, and he told her that she's more than just a warrior, just as he's more than that, that he's more than Vader. They're everything of the Masters that came before them and more. So, now she can remember the good things he did without having to immediately remember Vader. She can remember, yes, he was a good Master to her, that his teachings helped shape her life into something good and worthwhile, that she can still play the holos he made for her when she needs to settle her mind before a fight. She can remember that she loved Anakin Skywalker and that he was a good Master without having to tear herself apart because of Vader and her inability to stop loving him. He's more than Vader, he was also a good Master and that's just as true as everything else about him. Him believing in her and encouraging her isn't a sign that she's going down the same path as he is, it's her Master being kind and supportive and good. And she is so relieved that her love for him wasn't mistaken, it wasn't misplaced, because this was real, he really was good to her and for her.

THE CLONE WARS (2008 - 2020) / AHSOKA (2023)

“Who taught you how to build a lightsaber, anyway?”

“Kanan Jarrus.”

“Is that so?”

“Yeah. He was my Master. Taught me everything I know.”

That. Episode. 😱 That. Ending.

Ahsoka, talking about Sabine:

Force Ghost Anakin, lurking somewhere:

Din & Bo + wordless communication

I didn't know until now that I needed grogu to have hair 😍

older น้องGrogu 

(what if au)

😍😍

I'll never get over the irony that Din and Bo met on a ship. The shot of her rescuing him was shot the same way that Din was rescued as a kid.

Does this mean anything? I'm not sure. Bonus is the continuation of Din's rescue scene parallels Din flying off with Grogu at the end of season 1.

Din then pledges on a freaking ship. The soundtrack in the background combines his theme with the soundtrack "Langskib." Which is...you guessed it... the ship they are on.

Seriously how are we not supposed to ship them?

(via Mark Hamill)

Prequel star wars is better, originals are outdated crap

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