"The Force. Let me show you how strong it is."

AHSOKA is a character that I have a deep attachment to, despite also believing that she has overstayed her welcome. When I first got into Star Wars, I was instantly drawn to the prequels and the Jedi. Ahsoka served her character purpose as my vehicle into how the Jedi Order ran, why they believed the things they did, and how they could have fallen are hard as they did. As Ahsoka learned how to be a better Jedi and Commander in the Clone Wars, so did I. As she grew older, learned and failed and succeeded and changed, I did too. And for that, she will always have a special place in my heart.

This scene is one of my absolute favorite moments in all of star wars. It literally makes me tear up every time I watch it. There is something so powerful and beautiful about the love that Luke posses, even to a man that he didn't really know and was actively hunting Luke down. But Luke had learned about who his father had been from two people that had known and had cared for Anakin. Although he may not have had the whole story, he still had that hope that his father, the once-great Jedi Anakin Skywalker, would do the right thing once more and help put an end to the darkness that plagued the galaxy.

1. It matters which side we choose... For every action we undertake, for every word we speak, for every life we touch—it matters. (Choose a side: Light side/Dark Side/Neutral/Self-Serving)
2. I didn't know there was this much [color] in the whole galaxy...(Colors prompt)
3. The galaxy didn't care what you thought couldn't be broken. It would break things just to show you it could. (Emotions prompt)
4. For if one is remembered by a friend, one is never truly gone. (Pairings/Dynamics prompt)
5. There comes an end to every war. Someday, we'll both be finished. (Favorite scenes/arcs/quotes)
6. I wished for a better view of the coming battle. (Locations prompt)
7. Someday, [Villain], you'll overthink and overplan, and it will come crashing down all around you. (Favorite Antagonist/Villain)
8. It could never be a bad thing to know others cared about you and would miss you when you were were gone. (Favorite Characters)
9. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... (Favorite part of the Star Wars universe)
10. Favorite Era (The High Republic/Prequel/Original/Sequel/Legends/Old Republic)

SO WHAT DO I SACRIFICE? EVERYTHING.

He saw the Twi'lek's cloak nearby, pinned beneath a heavy girder. She did leave me a souvenir, after all. With great effort, he pulled the metal aside. He took the garment into his hands and held it up. It was a good find, he thought, as he turned to stagger out of the alley. Because he was starting to believe she had never been there.

He stopped thinking that when he stepped out into the street—and found himself looking into her eyes.

"Ah," she said, seeing her cloak.

"Ah," he repeated. Kanan stood frozen, studying her under the bright light of the moon. She was shorter than he was, with deep green skin, full lips, and a chin that came to a pleasing point. She wore a gray pilot's hat that allowed exit for two head-tails that hung at a little more than shoulder-length. She wore a brown vest, gold-colored slacks with utility pockets, and black gloves that matched the cloak in her hands.

"I knew I'd forgotten something," she said, removing the garment from his hands so deftly he barely noticed she'd done it. Then she looked at him with concern. "You okay there?"

Kanan nodded.

"You speak Basic?"

"Words fail me."

She smiled. "So they do."

All those years helping the Rebellion. And for what? Oh, come on, Loi'e. What we do here will change the tides for the whole galaxy. I'm not a stargazer, Jon. I just want to move on. Hang in there, little dancer. Soon, we'll all be free.