Hello!!
(please ignore the fact that I didn't post in about a millennia <3)
Last post, I had an idea for a CORSEC show so now I am going to expand on that. The main premise of the show, I have already explained in my last post so this is what I wrote:
Basically it's how a bunch of CorSec Officers figuring out all the horrible things the Empire does and defecting to the Rebellion. Obviously, it's going to be dark because...cops.
So the characters consist of a young police officer in his early twenties, an older one in his mid thirties and an officer in his forties. The oldest of them has a family, the one in his thirties is..a Kyp Durron type character (I have no idea how to describe that) and one whose basically in love with the empire in his forties.
This is so fanfic-y... but like I am just going to get into it. Ya'll will see their personalities through the story :)
Ok so our main characters are
- Officer Jax Morven: A young, idealistic officer in his early twenties, eager to make a difference.
- Detective Kade Soren: An experienced officer in his mid-thirties with a troubled past and a rebellious streak, reminiscent of Kyp Durron.
- Captain Roran Telvar: A seasoned officer in his forties, deeply loyal to the Empire, but whose convictions are tested.
- Sergeant Darin Kelso: A pragmatic officer in his forties with a family, torn between his duty and protecting his loved ones.
And they are all buddies..sort of.
So the first episode is Jax Moren joining Corsec and getting put into a unit with Kelso, Soren and Telvar and they get to explore a few mysteries revolving around missing people. Twist is, these disappearances are linked to the Empire. So it goes a bit like this:
- We get introduced to Jax Moren, fixing his hair and all that looking in his mirror, nervous for his first day as an officer in the Empire. His entire life, he has only known the iron-fisted rule of the Empire, yet he has not been copiously affected. He grew up in a wealthy family-his father was a prominent politician on Naboo that abundantly supported Emperor Palpatine before and after his rise to power, and the Emperor had a soft-spot - if it could be described as such - for Dorla Moren. Dorla Moren had married a prominent physician from Naboo, Aria Viela, and had Jax Moren a month after Palpatine took over the senate. Palpatine had promoted Dorla because of his incredible aid towards the transitioning of the Republic to the Empire and encouraged him to embolden Jax to join the Empire when he grew older. Jax’s mother calls him down, reminiscing on Jax’s life, and the danger he is about to get into. All his life, Jax had been raised to be and Imperial patriot. Dorla and Aria had opted to shield Jax from the atrocities of the Empire, however, now, Aria doubted this decision. She had always wanted her son to succeed in whatever field he chose to enter (though she knew it was a given Jax would join the Imperial military-her husband had as good as given a blood oath to the Emperor), but she wanted him to do this with integrity and nobility. Jax was inherently a good person and believed the Empire was too. Would he ever be safe? She would not voice her concerns. Merely look him up and down, with a prideful, motherly smile. In typical posh fashion, she held out both hands to hug her son, already taller than her. You can imagine what happened afterwards. The family passes around a few light-hearted jokes and words of encouragement and Jax and Dorla head off. Jax, boyishly, does not want to show up to work with his father-much to Dorla’s exasperation. He is greeted at work by Kade Soren, who’s immediately suspicious of and bothered by Jax. Roran Telvar is neutral to the boy while Daren Kelso, who is a good friend of Dorla’s, takes the boy under his wing and helps him settle in. This conflicts Jax-he’s being looked down upon by Telvar but is (sort of) affectionately viewed by Kelso and Telvar. At the end of the episode, Soren introduces an assignment. Four missing persons cases, all seemingly linked. Two women by the name of Nyssa Solon, a twi'lek pilot, and Tessara Korr, a coruscanti crime lord, along with two men- Tado Fade, a falleen male who was an officer in the Empire and Azar Tafe, a smuggler-known to have connections with Tessara Korr.
(I’m giving DF a run for his money-)
Anyway, this is it for the first episode. DISNEY PLEASE I AM HANDING THIS TO YOU ON A SILVER PLATTER. Let me know if you liked or disliked it!
Have a good day, afternoon, evening and/or night!!!!
:)Dec 1, 2024 
Star Wars TheoryDisney's kind of...having a hard time. So I compiled a few ideas for tv shows.
I was on vacation and I got bored and started watching Drew Gooden and then came across his video on Star Wars which was mostly the same opinion that all Star Wars fans feel but the part about TV shows was what caught my attention cause...it did.
I think we can all collectively agree that Andor is probably the best TV show to come out of Disney, if not the best piece of media. So using the best characteristics of that show, Legends and other characteristics of good shows and movies, I compiled a list of good TV show ideas.
1. CORSEC
For those of you who aren't aware of Cor Sec, it's the security force for Correlia. Basically it's how a bunch of CorSec Officers figuring out all the horrible things the Empire does and defecting to the Rebellion. Obviously, it's going to be dark because...cops.
So the characters consist of a young police officer in his early twenties, an older one in his mid thirties and an officer in his forties. The oldest of them has a family, the one in his thirties is..a Kyp Durron type character (I have no idea how to describe that) and one whose basically in love with the empire in his forties. I think that would make for an interesting group of characters but first, I'd like to appreciate Star Wars just a bit.
first, I'd like to appreciate Star Wars just a bit.
Honestly it's refreshing to watch it over and over again. Obviously it does have some weak points though. Anakin blowing up the Death Star was seriously just so messed up. That’s, evidently, the beauty of Star Wars, though (I should just shut up though). I just hate the fact that C3PO being gay and R2D2 being lesbian was never addressed.
I hated writing that so much. Ok, I just finished acolyte. It sucks. I will be honest, I didn’t hate Ashoka. The whole thing with Sabine using the force hurt my heart but y’know it wasn’t half bad. Acolyte was STRAIGHT UP STUPID. I know I am late but I’m gonna break down. WHAT WAS THAT ONE SCENE WITH A BUNCH ON NAKED MEN?
SO WE’RE ALLOWED TO OBJECTIFY MEN NOW? I SWEAR I THOUGHT I WAS WATCHING THE WRONG TYPE OF MEDIA .
I honestly-jaw dropped to the core of the earth.
LITERALLY LOOK AT THESE COMMENTS.
Star Wars IS COOKED. What I want to understand is why we put so much importance on race. (This is my 1000th post talking about this). Star Wars doesn’t have racism-like at all. In fact, if anything, it’s SPECIEST towards other species. If you read Star Wars or know anything about Star Wars lore-it’s said multiple times that there’s only 2 genders. Example? In Fate of the Jedi (In conviction, I think), Tahiri Veila is put in jail. The jail is described as housing both sexes-or all sexes when certain non-human species were factored in. Ya’ll get it? So if diversity needs to be shown in Star Wars..show more twi’leks. They are the oppressed race. So many negative stereotypes surrounding them in the Star Wars universe, we need more women like Hera or Desha Lor.
2. Darth Bane Trilogy:
Probably won’t be good for kids because anyone who read the trilogy and envisions it as a show sees it as something that maybe kids won’t be able to digest. Better if it actually shows the details of the show in more detail and adds more than the books had, really going into the brotherhood of darkness. Not a lot to add, but I think it would be really cool to see it all come to life on screen
Anyway, I might make more ideas because I’m bored.
Have a great summer break/day/week/month <3!!Jul 15, 2024 Star Wars Theory We're done for 💀.
I was really holding out hope that something will revive Star Wars but at this point I lost hope.
WHAT IS ACOLYTE NOW COME ON
I'm honestly flabbergasted, hurt, horrified, terrified, shocked, bamboozled, incapacitated and paralyzed with fear and sadness. What is going on. Genuinely, I need someone to guide me through what is going on at Lucasfilm headquarters right now.
To be fair, Star Wars started going down this path a long time ago. Star Wars is actually just leftist propaganda at this point. I do have conservative values but am not Donald Trump. I'll be honest, I do have a few leftists values (in other words I'm not an extremist) but at this point they don't care about the story.
They absolutely slandered Leia, Han and Luke and for that, I don't think anyone's forgiving them or sees any redeeming qualities.
If anyone's seen my posts before, I am the biggest cannon hater. I remember I fought with DF for three hours just trying to get him to see my point-
But he's recovered now.
Anyway, I love Legends to my core. It's my entire life. To me, its flawless. Disney desecrated Legends. Of course Star Wars wasn't going to be about Leia, Luke and Han forever but couldn't you respect their legacy?
You know why Jacen was done well?
Multiple reasons, actually.
1. Everyone around him was respected.
2. HE WAS RESPECTED AS A CHARACTER.
3. He had a real reason.
That real reason being Allana and Tenel, his little brother's death.
What did Ben have-exactly?
-Luke was done so dirty in Cannon. Hi trying to kill Ben was horrid and while Ben is the definition of drama queen-they lost the point of Star Wars, the point of Luke. Also the fact that Luke had zero rizz in Cannon is just diabolical-Luke had at least 14 girlfriends in Legends AS HE SHOULD'VE.
Legends was done with love and care, attention, cooperation, patience and a proper set of values for the Star Wars fans BY the Star Wars fans.
I think that last part is so important and largely the reason why Legends was so good. All the authors loved Star Wars and knew what the fans wanted because they themselves where fans. There were a few decisions they made which made Star Wars fans raise an eyebrow, such as Mara's death-but ultimately, it was done for the best. Otherwise Jacen's turn wouldn't have worked because he wouldn't have lost Ben's admiration and love. They also had an interesting story and good endings and characters that people can root for. Another thing about Legends I really like is how diverse it is. You can go all the way to the Old republic or you can explore Boba Fett's bounty hunting stories. Ya'll wanna learn about a man working in smuggling who has to provide for his disabled daughter and how he gets caught in between the Empire and Republic?
We have that!
Legends has every type of story for everyone. Horror, wholesome, romance, thriller, mystery and everything else. And it was done with skill and love and patience BY STAR WARS FANS.
Acolyte was done by those random furry tiktokers.
Moral of the story:
GIVE ME THE REINS. LET ME BE THE DIRECTOR OF LUCASFILM. Jun 17, 2024 Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory I believe it would be safe to presume that almost everyone here likes Star Wars and has a great affinity for it. However, in all good things, a few questionable aspects will always exist. And today I would like to go over those goofy aspects because they're really special...
1. Nickter
I swear I am not joking and I realize this might break some guidelines but this is in a book. What's worse is that we start of Red Harvest thinking that NICKTER is going to be our main character and he dies almost immediately, turned into a scary, convulsing zombie. I don't feel like I have to explain why this is a bit....goofy, to say the least.
2. Some of the fandom
I realize we aren't as bad as a few other fandoms *cough-kpop-cough*, however some of us can still get a bit odd at times. If you head on over to Pinterest, an app that was originally made for mothers to share recipes but now belongs to teenage girls and their whisper accounts, you'll get an idea of what I mean. Definitely not bad but odd.
3. The Keshiri Sith
That's it.
4. Saba Sebatyne (Ewok just made a post about Barabels)
Saba Sebatyne is one of the most unique characters in Star Wars (imo) because she's ferocious, scary but also so wholesome. Nobody ins Star Wars really understands her and that's perfectly fine because she's amazing exactly how she is.
5. Kyp Durron
I genuinely don't know whether I hate this man or love him. Sometimes he's so fun but others he's creepy and then sometimes I just wanna sucker punch the book. He's like that unserious Han, if Han got any more unserious..and annoying but fun and tipsy. I can't explain 😭
Anyway, this was just a filler post because I've been working on something with Keshiri Sith.
I heard Lego's back so- Welcome back!!!!!
Have a safe day/night <33Apr 29, 2024 Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory *Legends*
Star Wars is a versatile and a wonderful story with many different sub genres and stories to immerse yourself in and to explore and analyze. These different stories include a variety of characters with different personalities, something everyone can relate to. That's one of the beauties of Star Wars-you have something for everybody.
When I first started out as a Star Wars fan, I noticed the fanbase divided up into many different little sub-sections. There's fans that love the Old Republic, the Prequels, Legends and Disney and so much more. Some fans find Mandalorian lore more fascinating while some might have a greater affinity for Imperial lore. Personally, I was always intimidated by Mandalorian lore. It felt like so much, stacked on top of one another ongoingly and I would not be able to keep up with it. As a result I pretty much tried to ignore it. However, as I delved deeper into Legends (the "sub-section" of the Star Wars fanbase to which I belong to), Mandalorian lore became increasingly hard to ignore.
Boba Fett is definitely something that got a lot of people into Mandalorian lore and he's very interesting, to say the least. I am going to share what I found interesting about Boba Fett because he is in the top 3 for sure.
Boba Fett's personality and actions should never be idolized obviously not his actions but his personality should definitely not be and there should be a heavy emphasize on that as some might see his stoicism as cool and something to pine after it's definitely not because if you analyze his character he is so lonely and sad that it hurts to read about him.
He was a clone, raised by a bounty hunter for a father and I have no doubt that his father was compassionate because Boba was broken when Jango died but he must have been surrounded by violence when he was little which must have psychology affected him growing up. After Jango's death he gets picked up by a bunch of bounty hunters and that's basically his childhood and adolescent years. He was dealt a horrible hand and his situation was something no one should undergo especially not at his age. And bounty hunting as a profession for a child to take up is so messed up.
In Legends he falls in love with a fellow bounty hunter, Sintas Vel. This is probably the first time he has felt love in a long time and it gets snatched from his far too soon. Sintas and Boba have a little girl, Ailyn and a bit after Something horrible happens to Sintas and Boba kills the man for which he gets exiled. Him and Sintas break it off and Ailyn is raised by Sintas with a grudge against Boba. Ailyn gets killed by Jacen-Caedus, actually-brutally. She was tortured and if you read, I think Backlash FoTJ, then the way Tahiri described it was definitely sick.
Boba Fett is very interesting in the way that he is so cut off, emotionally. Even with Mirta Gev, his grand daughter, if you read the books there's this undertone that Mirta wants Boba to be her family and when they find Sintas, pangs go through his heart. Boba's scared of loving because it brought him too much pain.
Again he is entirely cut off emotionally.
This was a short post and I just wanted to familiarize myself with him and his character so thanks for readinnggg!!
Have a good day and take care!!Mar 24, 2024 Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory My brother is a huge movie buff. Huge as in he knows all the stats, ask him about any Oscar nomination from any year he'll know, any Golden Globes, any Emmy...you get the idea. And me personally, I love Star Wars books. I feel that Disney should make a Star Wars Legends series but that is purely for selfish reasons. And it is those same selfish reasons that prompted me to make a post about a live action legends. Like I said, I like the SW Legends books a lot. A LOT. And if you like reading books a lot, sometimes...these books make you see things. *Weirdly phrased...but ok*
What I mean by that is you start to imagine it and that's exactly what I've been doing with the Star Wars books that I have. I read then imagine. I definitely don't have any ambitions to get into the movie business but these things...they're different. I have all these wonderful shot ideas, transition ideas and I made an entire movie just in my head based on Apocalypse.
So I just wanted to kind of make this post as a 0.0001 draft of a random screenplay that'll probably never happen. It's not even the full book just random tidbits spread all over the book because I have not been able to get them out of my head.
Starting with the one that prompted me to make this, the first one. The one that haunts me but also makes me obsessed. Ok now Imagine Sydney Sweeney as Tahiri Veila (Yes, I think she would be a perfect choice for Tahiri). Towards the end of the book, Saba Sebatyne and Tahiri Veila go on "the hunt of a life time" as described by Tesar and hunt down Abeloth in the Jedi Temple. Now I carefully, very, VERY, carefully was reading over this scene when I noticed something that made me tumble. The most movie worthy scene in any book ever. Saba takes an exaggerated stance against the Sith and Tahiri hold onto her lightsaber with both hands, both of her arms at her side, parallel to her face, standing straight. Now imagine the shot like this: The camera starts at the floor and moves up to show Tahiri standing in that pose and then zooms in to show her determined face.. And then cuts to the fighting.
(I am Cristopher Nolan, Scorcese and all the greats combined) 😭🥹
If you can imagine it the same way as I can. Imagine a kind off 70's reminiscent grainy sort of quality.. not too static-y but just grainy enough to symbolize a 70's movie.
Next we have the three-way Election Day debate between Fel, Daala and Reige (we all know dam well poor Reige was just dragged into this #JusticeForReige 😭). Alright so for Jagged Fel I'd cast Jacob Elordi for sure (I honestly think if you are looking for accurate casting DF is the guy) and this is also for purely selfish reasons 😍😍.
Now imagine the scene, if you've read the book you would know about the debate and how it starts. The scene starts with a mirror (I sound delusional and dumb).
Ok no, the scene starts with his mirror (the datapad inserted in his mirror) and this random girl doing his makeup and Tahiri basically freaking out over the elections because they recently bombed "Daala's campaign hedquarters" (not really lol, it was where the two scientists that developed that nanokiller were as well as the squibs and Abeloth) and then he has to address the public and then he pulls out and endorses Reige it is so Daala's campaign is sabotaged. It would be such a cool scene to see on the big screen, this huge HUGE political fiasco getting fixed by our favorite Chiss!! (joke, ok?)
Ok next it's the scene where Vestara and Ben fight Abeloth beside..the fountain of power or the pool of knowledge-(I forgot <3). I feel like the entirety of the Star Wars Legends were written with a movie type of mindset. Backlash had some scenes which were so movie-esque it felt like an adaption. Anyway, Ben, Vestara, Luke, and that Tatooed man's fight at the end would have been a wonderful climactic end especially on the big screen.
Anyway, that's all.Imma do more books later but that's all!!
Take care, have a good day/night and Goodbyeee!!!
(HERE'S A MAP OF KESH I FOUND IN THE LOST TRIBE OF THE SITH BOOK BECUASE I THINK IT'S COOL)Mar 8, 2024 Star Wars Theory Hello :)
Fair warning, this is gonna be all Legends books (except for one) because I am not quite fond of the Disney books. Basically, these books are only the books I have read and if you have any suggestions please give :)
1. Red Harvest
Red Harvest is one of my top 5 books of all time and if you've read it you would know exactly why. From the cover to the contents the book gives off the vibes of a horror story (which it is). It's written by Joe Schreiber who also wrote Maul: Lockdown and Death Troopers so this book was obviously going to written masterfully. Schreiber is wonderful at writing Zombie stories and this book is definitely the epitome of it. I loved Death Troopers but this was so good. Combined with the horror of the Sith and their actions and how disturbing they are before any of the "Zombie stuff" even starts definitely makes this an enthralling read. I loved the multiple characters that the book followed. It didn't just focus on Nickter or Mnah but revolved around different people including Pergus, Kindra, Jura and Hestizo. I know a lot of people who hate reading books about just one person and having to follow only them for the entirety of the book so this book is really good for people who like to jump around from story to story and not get bored. Not only that, but it's very satisfying how all the mini stories come together in the ending. The scene which stuck with me was in Chapter 5, when Darth Scaborous makes a bounty hunter eat his partner who has been boiled and turned into a soup, in exchange for his life.
2. Maul Lockdown
The prison book 😭🥹
It was so good but I was a bit uncomfortable while reading it because it was taking place in a prison which definitely did not sit right with me (and neither did the cover-). Maul being brutal as always was a very nice to read about and the entire plotline about him having to get the Nuclear device was really well done, I loved it so much. The Syrox was crazy but not as much as the obsessed Cannibal gang. The fight between Weequay and Maul was really well written and so fun, I was on the edge of my seat flipping through the pages. I like how Maul, being so brutal, was also humanized-he was already humanized in Rebels and TCW, I know but-despite his brutality and his bloodthirsty behavior the books doesn't fail to show us that Darth Maul was just broken. Other than that the book was so good (except for the cover that was a bit goofy).
(Also was Vong foreshadowing for the Yuzhaan Vong War?)
3. I, Jedi
We are literally jumping a gazillion books here💀
I, Jedi was such a fun book to read, when it first arrived to my house I was jumping up and down because, having already read the other books, I was so excited to read through Corran Horn's perspective and I know a lot of people don't like this book for it's pace but it's so wonderful, especially in first person. I read the X-wing series before so I bought this book quicker than lightspeed. Corran Horn is one of the most interesting characters and after reading this it felt like I understood all the other books much better (such as FoTJ when Valin and Sella got "possessed". Not a lot more to say about it except that it was really fun.
4. Courtship of Princess Leia
Basic book but it's really well written. Han being head over heels for Leia was so adorable and the entire book was so fun to read until...
LUKE HAD TENSION WITH TENEL KA'S MOM AND GRANDMA?!! WTH TWHDIFUDIFU
Anyway, I liked the development of each character and you can really see how much Han and Leia's relationship progressed and the introduction of the Hapes Consortium was very interesting and a really good read. I think the best part about the book was the feeling it provided. It genuinely felt so refreshing even though I knew what happened in the future. The new government, Leia's position, her character, the reveal of HAN SOLO BEING A KING. I made this post ONLY because I wanted to talk about him being a KING. And being related to Thorm. This information re-setted my brain 💀
Teneniel was a whole mood, her entire character is something I fell in love with the moment I read about her. I wrote a post about writing good female characters and Teneniel is the literal definition of a strong woman. The entirety of the Hapes Consortium and Dathomir are the DEFINITION of a strong woman (dw am making another post about how Disney is goofy). Isolder's mom existing hurt my existence because, she was a little..concerning :) Isolder's character is really fun to read and It makes the things she says about him later on, really make sense. In one of the FoTJ (Can you tell FoTJ is my fav SW book series?) book, Allana says that all Hapan men are yes man and Isolder is definitely the one huge exception to this.
Ok that's all!!
Byeee
(Give suggestions for more books pls, I can buy 40$ of books now so...)
Have a good day!!Mar 2, 2024 Star Wars Theory Star Wars Theory Heyyy :))
"When the Force itself sickens, past and future must split and combine. A Chosen One shall come, born of no father, and through him will ultimate balance in the Force be restored."
(The Chosen One Prophecy)
"Fully defeated by just anyone, the dark side cannot be, but only by the Chosen One. And who might be this Jedi? Know I do not, but not yet born is he or she. This much, sense I can. A vessel of pure Force the Chosen One will be, more powerful than any Jedi in history."
(Yoda, The Great Holocron)
The Chosen One Prophecy is one of the most interesting things about Star Wars. It's not a stretch to say that the entirety of Star Wars revolves around this prophecy. The entire galaxy that Star Wars takes place in, is almost completely dependent on this prophecy.
As we all know, Anakin Skywalker is the Chosen One. And during the time of the Empire, there was balance to the force. Two Jedi, Kenobi and Yoda, and two Sith, Vader and Palpatine.
So Anakin bought balance to the force as in an equal amount of light side and dark side, right?
In Legends, after Luke and the Rebellion restored the galaxy to the just and fair system of the Republic, Leia and Han had three children and Luke and Mara had one.
The amount of times I have mentioned Jaina, Jacen and Anakin is astronomical and understandably annoying. So I'll try not to :)
Luke's son, Ben Skywalker, has quite a cursed love life (Like Father like Son). Vestera Khai was descended from the Lost Tribe of the Sith on Kesh.
The Lost Tribe of the Sith was created in 5000 BBY, where a ship full of Sith crashed on the planet of Kesh. Their Sith cult had spend thousands and thousands of years practicing, honing and bettering their craft.
So far this post must be so very confusing but it's going somewhere, I promise.
If Anakin had supposedly bought balance to the force during the time of the Empire, and the Lost Tribe of the Sith had existed until Anakin's grandson's time then did Anakin really bring balance to the force?
Despite what Yoda and the entirety of the Jedi Order thought balance in the force meant an equal amount of the light as well as the dark side of the force. Now that's just my perception of the force.
From what I have heard, Anakin supposedly bought balance because of Order 66 and then the death of all the other Jedi except for Kenobi and Yoda, meaning two Jedi and two Sith.
But I know my view is probably not the most educated and knowledgeable view.
A lot of people say Palpatine was the imbalance in the force, but how would he be the imbalance in the force?
When people say he's the imbalance, I assume they mean he is really powerful in the dark side making a very huge power imbalance. So when Anakin kills Palpatine, he ensures that the force is in balance.
Personally, I think it wasn't Palpatine who was creating the imbalance. In Legends we get introduced to the Lost Tribe of the Sith, which like I mentioned has been around since about 5000 BBY, which means there was a whole dark side cult out in Wild Space practicing dark abilities, influencing the balance of the force.
So, in Legends, does Anakin actually bring balance to the force, and how exactly does he?
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Poptart here :)))
Hope everybody's having a great day.
So... I haven't done Relationships since last month because I was actually writing my ST re-write which is coming along really well.
Anyway, I thought I should make a short post today.
So today I wanted to talk about two of the most of the most amusing relationships I have ever read or seen about. Jagged Fel and Jaina Solo and Anakin Skywalker and Ashoka Tano.
1. Jagged Fel
I know calling them "funny" is a bit odd since they aren't comical like Han and Leia but the whole course and ups and down of their relationship is highly amusing.
Jagged Fel was raised in the Chiss Ascendancy where he was raised by his parents, Actress Wynyssa Starflare/Syal Antilles and the best imperial pilot (, Soontir Fel. Wynyssa (her birthname is Syal) was funnily enough Wedge Antilles's sister.
Syal had run away from home to pursue acting, she adopted the stage name of Wynyssa Starflare (So nobody would know she is Wedge's sister because he was affiliated with the rebellion) and fell in love with Soontir Fel who, hilariously, worked for the Empire.
After the Empire fell, Soontir Fel "joined forces" with Thrawn and the Chiss Ascendancy. His raised his children, Davin, Chak, Jagged, Cherith, Cem and Wynyssa.
During the Yuzhaan Vong war, Jagged Fel was sent to the Republic to offer aid. During his time in the Republic he met a "wonderful" pilot by the name of Jaina Solo.
Jaina Solo was the daughter of Han and Leia, the twin sister of Jacen Solo and the older sister of Anakin Solo. (She's also my pfp).
Jaina was great with ships, just like her father, therefore it isn't hard to see that Han may have had a greater affinity for Jaina (also the fact that she is his only daughter :)). During the Yuzhaan Vong war she joined the Rogue Squadron as a pilot. During the Yuzhaan Vong war, Jagged and Jaina were an "off and on" relationship.
I think one of the lowest moments on Jaina's part would be when the a few of the young Jedi Knights and her took advantage of him to sabotage the Chiss which, unfortunately, resulted in Jagged's exile meaning he would never get to see his family again (he also got shot down).
During the Second Galactic War (Darth Caedus's time), Jagged got re-united with Solos and re-started his relationship with Jaina. Also, just wanna say that Jaina and the other Jedi Knights where a little "brain-washed" by the Killiks when they sabotaged the Chiss. Jagged was essentially a part of the Imperial remnant. After the death of Grand Admiral Pellaeon (Basically Thrawn's right hand man), Luke Skywalker appointed Jagged as the Head of State.
After a little bit of time Jagged left the Empire and married Jaina.
Now, I am not exactly sure what happened but in Crucible it does imply that he is a really powerful political figure. I am pretty sure he becomes a GOOD emperor.
(I just know that Jagged never let Jaina leave the whole "exile situation" down)
2. Anakin Skywalker and Ashoka Tano
I love their dynamic. It's actually funny in a good way and the writing is impeccable.
Ashoka Tano was first introduced in TCW movie. She was assigned to Anakin Skywalker as a Padawan. Initially, Anakin is quite unhappy with Ashoka but they get to know each other and at the end, they quite like each other.
Anakin's nickname for Ashoka, Snips, is given to her because Anakin thought she acted a bit snippy the first time they met, which is an adorable inside joke.
Most of you guys probably already knows what happens to these two because they are both major characters but a short summary wouldn't hurt.
Ashoka Tano, a great Padawan of the War hero, Anakin Skywalker. She left the order after being falsely accused for a Jedi temple bombing, she was proven innocent but decided to leave the Jedi order. She then goes on to join the Ghost Crew and the Rebel Alliance during the time of the Empire.
Anakin Skywalker, born a slave on the sand planet of Tatooine (which is credited to have fueled his hatred towards sand) , he was freed at the age of 9 by Qui-Gon Jinn who believed he was the prophesized chosen one who was said to bring balance to the force. He goes on to be a great War Hero and General in the Clone Wars and secretly marries the previous queen turned senator of Naboo, Padme Amidala. He ends up falling to the dark side. He had two kids with Padme, Leia and Luke.
Now as we all know they go through so many ups and downs during The Clone Wars. Anakin and Ashoka are both shown to care deeply for each other. During Rebels and Ashoka both are shown to have a great affinity for each other as well as respect and a sibling bond of sorts.
I truly can not say much about this relationship except for the fact that it makes me so very sad. It is heartbreaking how Ashoka was one of the only people Anakin really trusted with his relationship with Padme, and when we see them fight in Rebels it was a sort of confirmation that at that point, Anakin had completely let go of his past self and he no longer was the great hero he once was (until Luke, of course).
Anyway...
That's it for today!
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:))Aug 28, 2023 Star Wars Theory 
