Ngl I Really Want To Go To Disney To Go To Galaxy Edge. For The Lightsabers And Everything, Overall Just

My leadership teacher started watching Clone Wars and I laughed. I hope she’s ready for the finale.

I did not sign up for the new clone wars episodes. I did not sign up for the new clone wars episodes. I did not sign up for the new clone wars episodes. Please bring back the happy season 1 episodes. I did not sign up for the new clone wars episodes.

Haha I am totally not matching the Montgomery Ricky with Clone Wars related stuff.  Pftttt- what I totally am not.

Damn republic of heroes little holocron blurbs of character be wild and interesting.

Burying The Dead really be hitting at 11:21pm

So I read the Jedi path and here are key thoughts below:

- love the fact that it has a little paper on the back of the box with information and in bold it states LEGENDS

- Ahh they mentioned gray Jedi...... yep legends

- Obi-Wan called long ranged weapons ‘uncivilized’

- they have the yoda to Ahsoka lineage that respond to certain texts

- there is a whole section marked out and it’s pretty cool because it adds to the depth of the book

- Darth Sidious is also there and Luke

- Ahsoka mention clones :)

- honestly based on Dooku’s comments how did they not know he was turning to the dark side

- I am going to learn all the forms now

- Anakin being himself

- favorite comment is Ahsoka going “Skyguy has a heart?!”

I’m gonna scream. I’m scrolling through the On Repeat playlist that Spotify puts together and guess what is at the bottom. It’s Burrying the fucking Dead.

Under your skin by jukebox the ghost is a captain Rex song and I don’t take disagreement because I am totally right /lh

Spoilers

You ever think about Domino squad and how their name is like their downfall. They’re dominoes, like I’m sorry but once DB died and then Cutup and then Hevy. Then Echo (at least what we thought) and then Fives. Dominoes.

Also

Philza Minecraft and Wilbur are the only ones in SBI that are canonically family and they are DEFINITELY an adult Father and Son.

It may be hard to really conceptualize a time in your life where the stuff that goes on between those two can happen.

But it does happen. Parents and children can be at odds with each other to the point of devastation, to the point where their actions and words go against everything the other believes in.

Phil entered the server and was immediately met with his severely mentally ill adult son about to destroy everything he cared about. Phil tried everything within his power to convince Wilbur not to press that button and Wilbur did it any way. Not to mention that after that Wilbur was suicidal, begging for his father to kill him on the spot, and Phil initially refused to do it before giving his son his last wish.

That moment is a character defining moment. Wilbur started the first government on the server and it broke him completely. Phil 100% blames the existence of that nation for breaking his son and, even if indirectly, causing his death.

Ghostbur is a completely different person than Wilbur, the same memories but in no way the same. With those events in mind the very very careful way Phil deals with Ghostbur makes sense, the man is sympathetic but distant. He is 10,000% still mourning and Ghostbur is a stranger.

The actions that L'Manburg took with Phil are even more harmful when taking these things into account. They were already living in the shadow of Wilbur's death but then they place Phil under house arrest with the intent to blackmail Phil's best friend and then execute Technoblade right in front of Philza's house.

L'Manburg already took one person he loved away from him, no way was Phil going to let it happen for a 3rd time.

So when Phil and Techno destroyed L'Manburg and Ghostbur's everything was unrecoverable, yeah it's sad. It's sad to see Ghostbur lose everything when he didn't take any action against them intentionally. But the destruction wasn't about that. It was revenge, and justice, and a message, and an attempt to stop anything else from happening like it did again. Ghostbur's tragedy was a very very unfortunate side effect. Which it shouldn't have to be. I don't think anyone is arguing the opposite, but to Phil, the man known as the Angel of Death, the man who will desperately protect what he has left, it's an acceptable loss.

Both Ghostbur and Philza are in the right here and they can't really say sorry or try to make things better because they are an adult father son duo with different perspectives and reasonings that make them both correct.

So miss me with the Phil is a bad dad BS, Wilbur is a grown up dead man and parents/kids can be on opposing sides in conflict and often are. This isn't a matter of their relationship, it's a matter of conflict and war and how every action has a consequence.

Thank you for coming to my tedtalk.