Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 03/10/2026Would I neccessarily go see this movie in theaters? No. Would I watch a bunch of clips through YouTube shorts and get invested enough to check out its wiki page? Probably lol. 120
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 26/09/2026I didn’t notice the line either, but I did remember that Z-95 didn't have an astromech port and thought this could’ve been a variant or something lol. Though having something like a Z-95 over any other more iconic starfighter would be a wild choice. 110
Reposted by GrayJoel @itsjoels.bsky.social · 25/08/2026This is the letter kids got at the end of Dolly’s Imagination Library. I defy you to read this and not cry. 7243894111284
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 25/11/2025That’s fair honestly. For me, the hype of seeing a new Star Wars movie on the big screen probably made me more receptive to it than I would’ve been otherwise, but I still generally feel like it was decent. Maybe it played too safe, but it was fun enough and introduced (imo) interesting characters. 121
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 24/11/2025My take is that I really really really enjoyed seeing TFA in theaters, thought it was a good enough starting off point for a new trilogy, and that it would‘ve aged a lot better if there was... any sort of part or *at least* a central vision, instead of having 2/3 different directors 131
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Also, making the decision to leave the Jedi for whatever reason is in someways a very Jedi move. You’re recognizing you want something different out of life and letting go of your current circumstances. If you don’t go full Dark Side, I imagine most Jedi would fully respect that decision. 1101
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Tbf, I think those 20 were all Jedi Masters, and it’s totally possible that there were a lot more who left as like Padawans or Knights. But yeah, leaving wasn’t considered shameful and they defended Dooku… up until it was clear he was working with a bunch of corporate armies to start a war. 371
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025So this time, Yoda *should* be listening to the voice of dead people in his head, which he shouldn’t have expected to taken seriously for later on? again, Yoda felt incredible Pain from Anakin, not a play by play of Anakin’s murder spree 000
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025… … … Except in Aotc, Mace was telling Obi-wan to have faith in Anakin. They only start distrusting him when he basically agrees sit on the council as Palpatine’s (totally not a spy) representative. 000
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025So the Jedi should’ve been on Anakin’s butt since he was too powerful to be trusted? Yeah that would’ve gone over super well all the times Anakin *wasn‘t* covering up horrific crimes. Surely would’ve made Anakin a better Jedi instead of a better lair and an even more bitter person 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025As I said In a different reply, Anakin’s pain could’ve been Anakin sensing Obi-wan being in danger, Padme and Anakin then leaving Naboo to go help him, and passing the message along the way. It’s a reasonable assumption given circumstances, that doesn’t jump through logical hoops to get to murder. 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025And that says what exactly? That the Jedi them have blanket permission to search her ships navigation systems? 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025They gave her a chance to argue her case and she presented no real evidence to prove why she was framed. She didn’t explain why she broke out, couldn’t explain the dead bodies, didn’t explain how she found the bombs… They didn’t declare her guilty, just that there was enough evidence for a trial. 000
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Sure, but that requires Padme to give them permission to snoop around on her personal starship… which she wouldn’t since he’s helpimg cover it up. An equally likely scenrio, Anakin sensed Obi-wan was in trouble, he and Padme went to help him, and them received and passed along his message midway. 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025… You’re saying that since the Hardeen arc happened, the council should‘ve assumed automatically that Ahsoka was framed???? This seems to be a case of protagonist bias, since Ahsoka looks so damn guilty from any other prospective 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025They even didn’t know he was tatooine, he was supposed to guarding Padme on Naboo. 200
Reposted by GraypolitiBOO! @politiburb.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Fuck it, Star Wars discourse grenade: saying the Jedi failed Anakin and didn't give him all the support he needed to stay good and so really it's their fault is basically the same two-step the media does when every white teen boy school shooter was clearly a troubled soul who needed understanding. 87921
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025So they accuse Anakin and then what, get stonewalled by him (who justifying his crimes to himself) and Padme (who married the guy after he confessed to a massacre). Maybe they find out, but it requires them to stumble across an actual lead other than ‘Vibes Bad’ 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025‘I didn’t murder anyone, I’m being framed’ ‘Then why were you found out of your cell, weapons in hand, standing over several dead bodies, and immediately going on the run?’ ‘Cause I‘m being framed‘ like yes, she was framed, but she just kept digging herself into a deeper and deeper hole 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025No, they knew something bad *happened* Are you saying they should‘ve just accused Anakin of… ’an extremely obvious bad thing’ based on that alone 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025… Are you conflating a purposeful undercover operation with Ahsoka’s reckless self-incrimination? They may have been pressured to expel her to face trial, but they only complied since she made herself look insanely guilty 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Not acting on something you know nothing =/= ‘covering up a war crime.’ The Jedi are the first case, Padme is the second. If you are arguing the Jedi knowing something bad happened is the same as Padme‘s culpability, I don’t think there’s much of point in continuing this discussion. 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025… zero benefit of the doubt? When Ahsoka fled her cell and several dead bodies, worked with Ventress, and was found with the bombs used in the bombing? That isn’t throwing her to the wolves, that’s acting on the evidence her actions gave them 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025I mean, there was a lot of doubt if he was the chosen one, Qui-gon believed it fully but the others were more hesitant, since the ‘future is always in motion.’ Either way, is the Jedi’s (maybe) Chosen One more important than the galaxy scale war that just popped off? 100
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025No, they expelled her to face trial and invited her back when she was found to be framed. She rejected the offer as she had lost faith in a lot of things, including herself. Also, are you saying the Jedi should protect their members from the law? Like ‘we investigated ourselves, we‘re good’ stuff? 200
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Again, that doesn’t prove anything. Okay, something bad happened around Anakin. He wouldn’t say crap, he was somewhere they had no reason to believe he would go to (he was supposed to stay on Naboo to guard Padme), the only other person who knew covered for him. What do they do? 110
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025I mean the council was skeptical of Yoda’s situation, that’s why he had Anakin help him slip away. Plus, Anakin is *never* honest about his visions, so he doesn't get any useful help since the Jedi can‘t read his mind or drop everything to investigate why Anakin’s being evasive for the 1000th time. 110
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025By ‘scapegoat’, do you mean ‘let her face a trial in a court of law after heavily incriminating herself by breaking out jail after several clones were killed, fighting alongside a former seperartist assassin, and being found among the same bombs used in the attack?’ 110
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025No? Cause they didn’t know about it, cause Anakin explicitly hid it from everyone but Padme? Yoda sensed Anakin’s *pain*, but regardless if Yoda followed up with Anakin after everything else that happened, there’s not a chance Anakin would’ve been honest about the cause. 110
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025I… really can’t agree? Like, I can‘t think of a single example of any council member acting like ‘rules for thee, not for me.’ The Hardeen arc was a matter of Wartime OPSEC and Ahsoka… I assume the bombing arc, where she fled prison (with several clones dead) and was found with the same bombs. 110
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Yeah, it’s a very Anakin thing, trying to avoid difficult topics/conversations only to ultimately make the *worse* possible decisions out of fear/anger when it becomes impossible to avoid. 010
Gray @graypersona.bsky.social · 08/11/2025Also, Anakin never actually communicated what his dreams were about. All he said that he was dreaming about his mother to Obi-wan, Obi-wan responded dreams pass in time, and Anakin says he‘d rather dream about Padme, which... doesn‘t convey ‘prophetic dreams of death’ at all. 210
Reposted by GrayCorthulhu @corinaboettger.bsky.social · 31/05/2025Thanks @paperbagboy.bsky.social for having me. But yeah I make the announcement here that after John got recast, that was the final straw for me & I told hoyo I was not coming back to record until they signed the SAG interim agreement, as I have still been dealing with my youtu.be/nmlJhpexL4k?...youtu.beI Interviewed Corina Boettger! Paimon's Voice Actor in Genshin ImpactYouTube video by Paperbag Boy 12433677
