A Kran Monk Looks To Mace Windu, And Pleads As Is Our Way, Give Us Death. Mace Considers This Request,

    A Kran monk looks to Mace Windu, and pleads “As is our way, give us death.”     Mace considers this request, then looks to the clone commander, “Take them to the cell bay. And make sure the lights are set to full.”     Pintu moves to Mace, “They tried to kill you, to kill all of us. Why not destroy them?”     Mace places a free hand on Pintu’s shoulder as he sheathes his lightsaber. “That might have been their way, but it is not my way. Without meaning to life, all actions are without purpose. I respect the Kran’s perspective, but if they wish to join the afterlife, they will do so through their actions, not mine.” #MACE WINDU IS EVERYTHING A JEDI SHOULD BE #PLANTING MY FLAG ON THIS HILL AND NOT GETTING OFF IT EVER

my friend just asked me if I knew about the furry violence case and didn't reply when I asked him which one so I went to look it up and I guess not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they wear their fursonas???????????????

what’s so interesting to me about imogen meeting birdie, is that it could be her own vicarious reunion with her own estranged mother. her delving into birdie’s mind and being standoffish because imogen has seen all of the wrong birdie has done, but also how birdie shirks genuine acknowledgement/accountability, and it’s like imogen is steeling herself against this, frankly put, great disappointment of a possible reunion with her mother. and while it’s a great disappointment, the pessimist in imogen towards humanity truly hardens because. It’s Not A Disappointment, Is It? this is how people are, this is how everyone is, (until, until, until..) and imogen stands there looking at this absent mother who is rationalizing every mistake and it’s another brick in her wall. imogen is concerned for fearne, and she’s terrified of the answers given that also apply to her and yet she stands her ground, she pushes back. she toughens herself up. the quiet, wavering girl in episode 1 is already a strong determined woman who will insist she’ll figure it out. she’ll do it. she’s strong. and it’s so so rewarding for imogen to finally acknowledge those small victories in the past amounted to foundational strengths.

that being said, what I wouldn’t give for liliana to take one look at her girl, throw her arms around her, and envelope imogen in an overwhelming wave of love. and imogen just stands there with tears down her face and arms at her side, realizing the wall was never going to keep liliana out. hearing her mother’s thoughts for the first time and it’s just a stumbling, sobbing outpour of love for her. and all of the disappointments of the world disappear in her mother’s arms.

what the heck

The thing about the Ned scandal is why?

Like holy mid-life crisis Batman cause he had everything. A easy, high paying, pretty stable job with his best friends to boot. A beautiful loving wife, two kids. Like what other than self-sabotage leads to you, a public figure to cheat on your wife, another public figure, with your coworker, another public figure.

Like what else was going to happen? You never get caught? Your in public as a public figure in a public relationship??

Like his whole job is faithful husband. So it’s not getting caught cheating had no consequences? There’s no way to keep his job.

This man had everything and lost everything for fucking what

I think the funniest thing that came out of this episode is the casual lore drop that Ira has no fucking money and has to do odd jobs to fund his research projects and that he has been doing this for DECADES. Like this goddamn fey creature who looks like a nine foot tall Jack Skellington cosplayer stumbles into the material plane and even he’s affected by the job crisis.