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Hey Moddy, what is your opinion about the Rako Hardeen mission?

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Oh man, so I have very mixed opinions about it.

Like its a SHITTY thing to do, if someone I loved convinced me they were dead, let me grieve them, I think I might loose it a bit if they suddenly came back to life.

But at the same time I also understand that Obi-Wan had duty and that they thought it was the best option in desperate time.

So I understand but at the same time, shitty.

And I feel like a lot of people would understand why Obi-Wan did it, other Jedi, the clones and such.

But I also at the same time feel like they would be hurt?

Like… yes, understanding that it was done for duty and to save the Chancellor but that doesn’t mean that they can’t be hurt, sentient beings can both understand but also emotions aren’t logical things.

Cody spends so much time with Obi-Wan, his troopers care about him. To suddenly find that he’s alive can be an emotionally crushing thing even as they understand duty. The same goes for his Jedi friends.

People who care about you will still feel pain, you can get angry because they put you in pain.

But Anakin at the same time is a hypocrite I feel, because he knows that some secret has to be kept and he knows its duty and yet at the same time he doesn’t like it when things are kept from HIM.

If he’s the one keeping secrets, its fine.

But if you are keeping secrets from him, oh hell no.

So yeah, I have mixed emotions about the mission and I know that Palpatine manipulated the situation. I understand that emotions aren’t logical and I know that Obi-Wan as a Jedi would put his duty and the ruler of the Senate first.

He doesn’t have to like it, no one has to like it, but that’s still the bottom line, duty and the Chancellor’s life.

And that is the Jedi’s duty, to uphold peace.

They aren’t perfect beings but they are trying.

So yeah, I got a bit rambly there but that’s what I think, that its ultimately a crappy situation they’re all forced into, that most people will understand that Obi-Wan did his duty but that they can still be hurt because… well fuck, we’re all humans and emotions are hard.

So yeah.

Thoughts on Cal Kestis Jedi Fallen Order?

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Baby.

Sweet Baby that deserved better, just like all the babies that came from the Jedi order. Those poor babies, deprived of all they know and not old enough to know how to survive just yet outside the order. The older ones at least know what to do, how to hide, the younglings haven’t gotten that far at his and Kanan/Caleb’s age.

Honestly, all the padawans that survived past the purge? That’s luck, just… pure luck.

What are your top 5 fav clones and why

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Cody, cause I love that sweetheart and how capable he is.

Rex, cause he’s both clumsy and yet sweet at the same time and obviously cares so much for all his brothers.

Fives, cause… come on, silly boy. I just love him.

Boil and Waxer, together cause you can’t seperate grumpy dad and sunny dad. They’re both just so good togheter, Numa’s nerra’s after all!

Fav tropes?

Fix-its, time travel and actually, my ‘guilty’ little pleasure trope is ‘the characters watches’ to do fix it lol

Messy sleep- okay, quit teasing. How does the gundark encounter happen? Or keep teasing, with the soft comfort of Obi-Wan being cared for by troopers. But the gundark thing is going to keep Cody’s stress levels going crazy, isn’t it?

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Scratching his head, Cody stared at his General in bemusement.

When they had woken up due to the alarms on the General’s tent going of, Cody had quite literally gone running out of his own tent still half asleep and barefoot.

On each side of him, Gregor and Longshot was standing, both with the flashlights leveled and aimed at their Jedi as they had followed his tracker as fast as they could and Cody could faintly hear a few other troopers following since they weren’t returning.

A part of him was proud of his men, his brothers, for coming to check for their sleepwalking Jedi.

But most of him was just trying to take in the current situation.

They were currently stationed at the outskirts of an abandoned city, making base close to it as it provided them with more shelter for the wind and elements by being close to it. The buildings were tall enough for it but due to the Seppies, a few of them had suffered broken windows and walls.

An eerie ghost town honestly, with the wind whistling in through some broken windows occasionally.

Made a few uneasy, even though there was nothing wrong with the city.

But Cody had been relieved honestly, because despite the broken glass in the streets and rubble, there would be NO gundarks around here.

Or so he thought.

Because Obi-Wan had somehow managed to walk, without stepping on any glass or anything other sharp, through the streets and into a toy shop that had toy gundarks of all things.

Soft toys.

He was piled up in ‘nest’ made of gundark plushies and Cody couldn’t stop scratching his head in bemusement.

He had been waiting on this for how long?

Only for Obi-Wan to somehow circumvent his expectation.

It was on par with a Jedi of course but still.

Gregor of course were taking photos of the sight of Obi-Wan coiled up in the plushies, looking quite content as he snored into it.

“…Are we going to leave him here sir?” Longshot finally whispered as the brothers milled around the broken shop, all of them getting a good look at the sleeping Jedi. “I mean, its warm and safe here but it isn’t camp…” The man trailed off.

Pausing, Cody glanced at the other and then back at Obi-Wan.

He understood the pros and cons of either.

If he stayed there, nothing else would happen and they knew where he was. But if they left him there, he might not sleep well and he was outside their camp should something happen.

But if they moved him, he might wake, one shouldn’t wake a sleepwalker and they would have to, ahem, carry him if so. But they would know he was in camp, he would sleep well in his bed…

Sighing, Cody rubbed his face before slowly approaching, eyeing the curled up Jedi before reaching in and carefully shifting the man into his arms, flushing slightly when Obi-Wan gave a small noise and nuzzled into him.

‘Least he isn’t waking…’ Cody noted, ignoring Gregor fanatically snapping more pictures of what was happening.  “Alright sir… back to bed.” Cody whispered, slowly, with the help of Longshot using his flashlight, moving out from the toy store.

Never a dull moment with the Jedi.