Morocco, You Have Still Made History. You Knocked Out 3 Major European Countries & Raised The Flag Not

Morocco, you have still made history. You knocked out 3 major European countries & raised the flag not just for Morocco, but also for Africa, the Arab world, muslims & Palestine! We'll never forget what you've done for us all

with the new lore provided ive decided this is the only way this interaction could have gone

hello i made a comic and its. 32 drawings long. i will add on the others with reblogs, but here's part 1 basically!

ranking the songs in the new matilda movie by how much they made me want to cry

2. miracle

1. every single other song made me want to curl up into a fetal position and SOB

Crying over the fact that Cody ASKED for Crosshair to be on his squad... and then the questioning about TBB leaving and about clones questioning the Empire and if what they're doing is right... he was testing Crosshair... he was probably already considering deserting and just wanted to see if Crosshair would come with him. Of course the "then they're traitors, like the Jedi" and Crosshair executing the Governor forced Cody to realize that he had to leave Crosshair behind. And remember how close TBB and Cody were in TCW and that the creators said that Cody was the one that got TBB off Kamino. I feel like Cody feels like he has to look out for Crosshair so seeing that he's loyal to the Empire and wouldn't go with him probably hurt a ton... "we have to live with our choices" indeed... </3

One of the things that intrigues me about TBB and I think is kind of the source of a lot of the things people get most heated up about arguing is that...

A lot of the conflicts don't have an easy person to point at for whose Fault it is but that doesn't take away the consequences.

Like, an example, the very first thing that we see happen is, of course, Caleb nearly getting murdered by Crosshair. And on first watch I didn't know anything about Star Wars besides my vague memories of the movies, so it was easy to find a place to put fault - obviously Crosshair right?

Well, he's mind controlled. Very clearly and obviously when you know more about the canon. And now it's a three way fight with a boy that's done nothing wrong, the clone being influenced to try to kill him, and a freaked out sergeant trying to keep both of them alive.

And from what we see in Rebels... this never gets fixed. It can't be fixed! Kanan is still traumatized by this and it takes him over a decade to trust any clones at all. We don't really get to see Crosshair's take on the whole experience, but I assume he's not like, super pumped about the whole ordeal given that he spends all his unchipped time looking morose. He will probably never get an opportunity to make amends for it. Hunter has this as one of his last memories (so far) of all of his family being together.

They all just have to move on with their lives. No one did anything wrong. The source of this awful, awful moment came from so far above any of their heads. There wasn't a way out of it, and now they just have to live with the consequences.

Same thing with Crosshair's whole feelings of abandonment. You can argue all day over if it's his or Hunter's fault but ultimately... neither of them. The situation was entirely crafted by the Empire's actions. It doesn't remove the hurt on either side though. It can't remove that. They will need to figure out how to heal from it anyway, and hopefully season two gives them the chance.

A lot of people really like simple morality, they want there to be a Person Who's At Fault and the solution is either punishing this person or for that person to make amends. And so the argument over who needs to make amends gets to rage on and on, when the only entity at fault is the fucking Empire.

Anyway, it's just the kind of thing that haunts my brain on a daily basis, and it's part of why I use Recovery Arc more often than Redemption Arc when it comes to Crosshair, because for all his flaws the biggest things that he did weren't his Fault. But they weren't the fault of anyone he's blaming for it either. It's just easier to be angry at one person than it is to try to grapple with the weight of the injustice done to everyone involved.