I suppose I should be flattered you weren't more confused by the concept of Ronan and I leading a mission, but I did neglect to mention the rest of the team.
you're both pretty powerful so it makes sense and even you wouldn't benefit from the death star being here
i've still never seen one.
[Obviously that's a GOOD thing, but he feels this weird guilt about not even being able to help this time. He knows he can't help in the future, and it turns out the same is true here.]
[Starkiller, of course, was... much bigger. And a different beast altogether. Kylo doesn't want to dwell on that... or, really, how close to disaster the mission he'd pulled Ronan into had come.]
You missed the opportunity to pilot a TIE Silencer, too.
i've piloted a regular tie fighter and a tie defender before that said you probably wouldn't want me piloting anything unless you had no one else not really my thing
i'm guessing we have very different reasons for ripping into them unless more happened last month than you're telling me and you're ready to put the starbird on all your clothes
That's me. Jedi of the month. All it took was my freshly indoctrinated grandfather coming over to bring me chocolate cake and spout ridiculous, outdated philosophy while calling me, a grown man several years his senior, a child.
Do you ever wonder what it might have been like. If there had never been any Jedi. Any Sith. No teachings. Just those of us with the ability to sense it exploring the Force for ourselves.
this might sound weird, but that doesn't sound too different from the way i was trained
i didn't know what the force was for most of my life. and i definitely didn't know anything about jedi or sith. but i realized sometimes people would believe my lies over another person's truth. or i could make a jump someone else couldn't. or i'd always know when to duck to avoid blaster fire
i didn't think anything of it until i met kanan, and he helped me make sense of it. not because he was a jedi, but because he was kanan. he wasn't even knighted when we first started our training. and there's no way any real jedi order would let us in.
maul didn't train me like a sith either. he hated them you know. he just showed me a different way to use the force
the reason i don't use the dark side anymore isn't because i'm a jedi, kylo. it's a decision i made on my own.
sorry i'll shut up but i guess what i mean is, i've always wondered more about if i had been trained as an actual jedi in an actual order with an actual temple
i'm pretty sure i would've fallen whether to the light or the dark is hard to say but i know i wouldn't be myself
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i'm in heropa this time. have i missed much?
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[yep.]
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and even you wouldn't benefit from the death star being here
i've still never seen one.
[Obviously that's a GOOD thing, but he feels this weird guilt about not even being able to help this time. He knows he can't help in the future, and it turns out the same is true here.]
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[Starkiller, of course, was... much bigger. And a different beast altogether. Kylo doesn't want to dwell on that... or, really, how close to disaster the mission he'd pulled Ronan into had come.]
You missed the opportunity to pilot a TIE Silencer, too.
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that said you probably wouldn't want me piloting anything unless you had no one else
not really my thing
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but the rest of you guys don't have cats following you so
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[Yeah, not a fan of anyone or anything following him around and pestering him, thanks.]
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you don't like animals? :(
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[Ugh!! Calling him out like this!!]
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[bitter much?]
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which is what i meant
but at least you got cake out of it
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You do need something to rebel against though. Don't you.
So what did you have in mind.
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but i could also say something poetic like destiny???? except you're the poet not me
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but i think we'd be on the same side if you were born during my time
(and probably we both wouldn't be too happy if either of us were born before the clone wars lol)
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i didn't know what the force was for most of my life. and i definitely didn't know anything about jedi or sith. but i realized sometimes people would believe my lies over another person's truth. or i could make a jump someone else couldn't. or i'd always know when to duck to avoid blaster fire
i didn't think anything of it until i met kanan, and he helped me make sense of it. not because he was a jedi, but because he was kanan. he wasn't even knighted when we first started our training. and there's no way any real jedi order would let us in.
maul didn't train me like a sith either. he hated them you know. he just showed me a different way to use the force
the reason i don't use the dark side anymore isn't because i'm a jedi, kylo. it's a decision i made on my own.
sorry i'll shut up but i guess what i mean is, i've always wondered more about if i had been trained as an actual jedi in an actual order with an actual temple
i'm pretty sure i would've fallen
whether to the light or the dark is hard to say
but i know i wouldn't be myself
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https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Duck i think about canon ducks a lot