Osha Bleeding A Kyber Crystal In The Acolyte 1.08 (2024)

Osha bleeding a kyber crystal in The Acolyte – 1.08 (2024)

"Everything dies. In time, even stars burn out."

So y'all think they were laughing at us

Like

Y'all think they saw how we were losing our collective shit over Arms and they were just sitting back and giggling about what was coming next

Because literally the second he started undressing my brain started making a noise like when you put a couple of shoes in a washing machine

Absolutely

Question for those watching The Acolyte:

Do y'all think Osha is forklift certified?

u remember how when he saw mae start to disintegrate from aniseya's magic, thinking aniseya was killing her, the only thing he that made sense to him was to save mae however necessary?

and when koril attacks him, when he realizes he was wrong, he still refuses to use his saber to harm her, only to disarm her

u remember how in the caves while searching for osha, yord drew his saber for light but sol never touched his?

u remember how, when he was fighting mae, he never drew his saber? he only ever blocked her

u remember how the umbramoth was coming for osha and he drew his saber without hesitation?

how qimir descended on osha with a drawn saber and all sol could think to do was tell her to run and then attack the sith with all his strength? (he's also the first one to draw his blade in the group)

u remember how the only times in this show that sol has ignited his saber (as of ep 7), it was to save one of the twins? and how after aniseya, he never draws it again unless one of the girls is in danger?

just thinking about how there is nothing more important to sol than osha, mae, & his guilt over brendok

absolutely losing it at the polar opposite perspective we get on darth vader during rebels. kanan and ezra encounter him and there's a dramatic lead up to the cameo and they're like "who the FUCK is that???". they fight him and lose terribly. at least until they drop several tons of heavy machinery on him. but then he survives! and then they're like "if that won't kill him what can?!" "not us. let's go!". there's no drama, no extremely emotional dialogue, no agony over the man he used to be and the monster he became. just "hey what is that? a SITH LORD? that sounds like 1-800-NOT OUR PROBLEM!!!" and then they go back to doing whatever they normally do