Missing Them

Missing them 🥹

Since she becomes a pilot I expect her kill count to be in the thousands at least by the end of the war. Couldn't be more proud 🥹

She is a cinnamon role

So this is how I find out today's his birthday

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEE BRADLEY BAKER!!!

Din Djarin didn't want to rule Mandalore, so he didn't. He didn't force himself into a "calling" or "destiny" he didn't want. Instead, he found a decent Mandalorian who wanted to reunite the people and reclaim Mandalore, found a way to make said Mandalorian the Mand'alor, and supported the people's efforts to unite and take back their homeworld.

Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, Echo, and Omega rebelled against the Empire by refusing to align themselves with the new system, and Crosshair eventually joined them. Echo felt the need to "do more" and wanted to commit full time to much larger-scale endeavors; but the others didn't want to do that, so they didn't. Instead, they supported Echo and Rex by giving them a standing offer to help when needed, and they helped with much smaller-scale efforts when and where they could.

I just love that these stories show that you can still be a good person, a hero, even if you decide your priority is to focus on raising/training your kid instead of ruling, even if you decide you're not going to join the Empire (a dangerous decision in and of itself) but you're not going to go out of your way to pick fights with them either, even if you decide you're going to retire and give your kid/sister a chance at a relatively peaceful childhood instead of staying in the bigger fight.

Many times, heroics occur on a more personal basis.

And we need the small-scale heroes as much as we need the larger-scale ones.

One of those rare times clown makeup is a mark of joy and relief

It's quite interesting how TBB wrapped up the Project Necromancer plot in a way that works just as well with the sequels as it does without them. I think that's kinda neat tbh.