liGHTSABER cODYYYYYYY I'm so brain dead I can't stand to look at this piece anymore but I can't tear my eyes away from him I'm nitpicking every brush stroke
Ahsoka's graduation day đ
she's doing a peace sign bc this AU is all about peace đ
Part of the Order 66-never-happened-AU
NO ONE knows how to use thou/thee/thy/thine and i need to see that change if ur going to keep making âtalking like a medieval peasantâ jokes. /lh
They play the same roles as I/me/my/mine. In modern english, we use âyouâ for both the subject and the direct object/object of preposition/etc, so itâs difficult to compare âthouâ to âyouâ.
So the trick is this: if you are trying to turn something Olde, first turn every âyouâ into first-person and then replace it like so:
âIâ â âthouâ
âMeâ â âtheeâ
âMyâ â âthyâ
âMineâ â âthineâ
Letâs suppose we had the sentences âYou have a cow. He gave it to you. It is your cow. The cow is yoursâ.
We could first imagine it in the first person-
âI have a cow. He gave it to me. It is my cow. The cow is mineâ.
And then replace it-
âThou hast a cow. He gave it to thee. It is thy cow. The cow is thine.â
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I cried i was not ready
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HOW DARE THEY MAKE THE OPENING SEQUENCE OF OBI-WAN KENOBI ORDER 66
YOU CANNOT FUCKING DO THAT TO ME
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i still cant believe they made toph a cop. they shouldve made her like. well the queen of omashu let's be real. but that post has been done. idk make her batman she could be batman. if she's gonna dispense justice it should at least be vigilante justice
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Something thatâs literally insane to me is the amount of hypocrisy that anti-Jedi people have in regards to the Jedi adopting Anakin.
(or âkidnappingâ him, as theyâd phrase itâas if Shmi wasnât literally saying âtake Anakin with you to become a Jediâ every other line in TPM, but whatever-)
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The Jedi: *adopt Anakin*
Anti-Jedi people/Stanakins: they kidnapped him, abused him, brainwashed him into suppressing his emotions, trapped him so that he couldnât leave, and told him love was evil!!!
The Jedi: *say they probably shouldnât adopt Anakin since their lifestyle wouldnât be a good fit for him*
Anti-Jedi people/Stanakins: How dare they not immediately accept him into the Order!!! How dare they actually have criteria for someone joining like any other religion!!! How dare they have valid reasons for thinking that being a Jedi wouldnât be a good fit for Anakin!!!
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And itâs usually the same people saying both arguments, depending on which one better fits their argument.
LikeâŚpick a side, for the love of god.
Should the Jedi have not taken him in or should they have taken him in? You canât have both.
And if you think they were wrong to adopt Anakin, why arenât yâall getting pissed at Shmi? Sheâs the one that kept pressuring Qui-Gon to take Anakin and train him to become a Jedi!
And you canât say- âwell, she just wanted to get Anakin out of slavery, she canât be blamedâ -because Shmi couldâve asked Qui-Gon to do anything with Anakin! Take him to an adoption agency, make sure he finds a good home, get him away from Tatooine and make sure heâs safe, etc.
But she told him to take Anakin to the Order and train him to become a Jedi.
And, even if Shmi didnât know of any other options for Anakin, did yâall want Qui-Gon to fucking lie to her? Say heâll train Anakin and then just give him to an adoption agency while flipping Shmi the bird?
Or would you have rather Qui-Gon left him in slavery with Shmi? Because remember, Qui-Gon tried to free Shmi but Watto refused to sell her, he would only sell Anakin.
Trick question! Yâall would bash the Jedi no matter what they did!
Like, what was the other option that yâall apparently have in mind? Since you keep shit talking Qui-Gon/the Jedi for literally every decision they couldâve possibly made.
It justâŚthe hypocrisy amazes me.