Im More Of A Montesquieu Girl Myself But Locke Is Cool Too

I’m more of a Montesquieu girl myself but Locke is cool too

The kids at my cousin’s school had to make posters of their personal heroes

PLEASE-

And they better refer to her as Ashla because I think that’s vv important character development

Wait just a minute. Ahsoka has been in TCW, Rebels, and Mandalorian. She is Dave’s baby. His pride and joy. What are the chances she will make an appearance in The Bad Batch? 🧐

I’m worried about Echo. I just...have a bad feeling about this...

This is Echo with his new head-gear thingy:

It looks eerily similar to these:

And those were used for this purpose, as stated by the Star Wars official website:

Guys, can’t the Empire just mind-control Echo if they wanted to? I know a lot of people HC that Tech makes their armor and technology, but what if he doesn’t...

Scary bro...

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Does Obi-wan look sexy in Mandalorian armor? Absolutely. Wow. He could punch me in the face and I’d thank him.

But isn’t it kinda disrespectful??

In Star Wars: Rebels (2014-2018), Sabine said, “the armor I wear is 500 years old. I reforged it to my liking, but the battles, the history, the blood, all lives within it. And the same goes for every Mandalorian” in response to Ezra asking the Mandalorians if they could just make their armor out of something other than beskar.

In The Mandalorian (2019-), when Boba tells Din that he’s “here for the armor,” Din tells him “If you want my armor, you’ll have to peel it off my dead body.” You could excuse this as Din being a Child of the Watch, obsessive over Mandalorian traditions, but it seems like most Mandalorians are this protective over their armor.

So when Obi-wan steals that Mandalorian’s armor while he’s probably unconscious...isn’t it a bit...disrespectful, at the least?

Imagine him waking up and the armor is gone... Like, he probably cried.

I also want to point out that Mando’a is like, not gendered. At all.

The word for mother? Buir.

The word for father? Buir. Literally translates simply to ‘parent’

Same for ‘child’. Ad. Means simply ‘child’. No gender attached.

Same for ‘spouse’. No gendered term, simply ‘riduur’. Literally means ‘spouse’

On the other hand, there are like six different words for spicy food and like forty insults and eight different terms for gunfire.