Panory
The Omake Dragon
- Location
- New York
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Fuck. We were doing so good too.
Fuck. We were doing so good too.
She was surprised by them two weeks ago when she planned it out. Not when they were actually happening, because by then they were part of the plan.I like how Ciaran is as surprised by future events as anyone else but then goes on to later pretend it was all planned for.
More like an annoying Jojo. That's so mimetic to Lucas he at one point got retcon'd in everywhere, before being completely whitewashed.
On one end, Jar Jar. But on the other end, do long as we play our cards to shove Jar Jar to Darth Sidious, who'd only tolerate his annoyance since he can easily annoy us... Only to have his annoying comedy acts ruin some more Palpatine plots.I'm sad now. This quest was doing so well and then Jar Jar got acknowledged. Truly, I can't read this anymore![]()
More Palpatine is all in the looog game, and doesn't react too well to changes against his plans. While Ciaren causes and likely thrives from chaos. And if her plan goes off kilter, she'd just go with the flow, and improvise.I like how Ciaran is as surprised by future events as anyone else but then goes on to later pretend it was all planned for.
Coincidence indeed.
In advance, since I know how fondly hated Jar Jar Binks is to the whole fan base of Star Wars. I was curious enough to google "Jar Jar Binks Annoying". And immediately, I was met with headlines such as these;Perhaps we can style Jar Jar as their version of Frank Underwood.
I concede your point about IC reasons. Though I did imply that I want him killed because of OOC reasons.He's only that bad memetically. Ciaran has no reason to have him killed.
I like how Ciaran is as surprised by future events as anyone else but then goes on to later pretend it was all planned for.
Coincidence indeed.
She was surprised by them two weeks ago when she planned it out. Not when they were actually happening, because by then they were part of the plan.
Jar Jar would not be half as annoying if he stayed silent. He would not be an annoyance at all if he did not exist. Coincidentally, we have a person on staff whose job description is to silence (that's euphemism for murder) things for us. So lets put Jar Jar out his misery, and more importantly, ours.
Various messages from Ciaran to her Employess and Friends. They are about as rambling as her prerecorded messages:
... Now, to wait until the next part, to see how a derailed canon and Ciaren may affect, or possibly 'deal' with Binks in such a manner everyone will like, if not laugh at...If it makes you feel better I have absolutely no reason to continue mentioning him barring the next part of the interlude. Don't worry, it's going to be great. Honest.
To be fair, given massive amounts of derailments. I'd not be surprised if it instead leads to Episode 2 being where Ciaren hijacks from coma, while Episode 3 is her preparing to shank Palpatine early, while much revelations are had with everyone...Ooooh, now these are interesting takes on events. Have a +10 for that.
1) Defeating Nute Gunray and his accompanying Droids while making them believe he was a Jedi.
2) Turning what was supposed to be a ransom delivery into a rescue operation when the transport got shot down. Which included pointing out the power lines to lead them to th base, giving the idea to ride the local wildlife to carry the supplies and hijacking a tank to first cut the power and then force the surrender of Hondo.
3) Winning the heart of a queen.
4) Convincing an anti-Jedi planet to allow one of the Council to accompany him on his visit.
5) Helping Master Windu stop a previously unknown cult's plot of sacrificing force sensitives to resurrect Talzin.
More seriously, on one end as is, I doubt Jar Jar is someone like Ciaren in being a hidden Force User, unless major railway shenanigans are at hand on him.Shit like this is what makes me wary of him. I know about the meme of Darth Jar Jar, but are we sure that it's just a meme ?
Have to agree with the above. There was a fair amount of circumstantial stuff pointing to Jar Jar being the secret master, possibly to be the new big bad in whatever came after the original trilogy. Unfortunately, he was hated so intensely and universally, that those plans were scrapped. Which is a shame, because I'd prefer a secret Master Sith dancing his way through the idiot routine and getting ignored, than an actual idiot doing everything he does and surviving from sheer luck. It'd also make more sense why Palpatine would trust Jar Jar of all people to lead the vote for Emergency Powers, possibly the last place he'd want a well known screw up, unless he has very good reason to trust the result.Shit like this is what makes me wary of him. I know about the meme of Darth Jar Jar, but are we sure that it's just a meme ?
Someone with better reddit-fu might be able find that post that goes into detail about him being a secret force user.
Here's the original Reddit post. The whole thing is remarkable, but here's an excerpt from the beginning:Someone with better reddit-fu might be able find that post that goes into detail about him being a secret force user.
I read the original post when it came out, then followed the resulting discussion for several weeks. Some of the 'evidence' was flimsy and easily dismissed, but a lot of it is not. Things like Jar Jar deliberately encouraging Anakin's crush on Padme, in Episodes I and II. Things like Jar Jar sabotaging the hyperdrive of the queen's ship as they escaped Naboo. Things like Jar Jar predicting the future at the start of Episode II.Reddit said:So first, let's establish Jar Jar as a skilled warrior. While this does not in itself necessitate a connection with the Physical Force, it's highly suggestive in the Star Wars universe-- very rarely do we see "normal" characters exhibiting extraordinary stuntwork or physical feats unless they are Jedi, Sith, or at least force sensitives.
So here's Jar Jar nonchalantly executing a standing 20 foot twisting somersault.
Now, taken out of context, if you were watching a Star Wars movie and saw a character casually execute this maneuver, you'd probably assume it was a Jedi. In the context of Jar Jar, though, we don't... because elsewhere he so thoroughly convinces us that he's nothing more than a harmless dunce with his inane dialogue and cowardly-lion act.
... Do you think it is possible that Jar Jar is another user of conceptual shatterpoint? I mean, his bumbling and clumsiness that turn out to result in his triumph over what otherwise would be insurmountable odds, it looks kind of like the unconscious use of conceptual shatterpoint.Here's the original Reddit post. The whole thing is remarkable, but here's an excerpt from the beginning:
I read the original post when it came out, then followed the resulting discussion for several weeks. Some of the 'evidence' was flimsy and easily dismissed, but a lot of it is not. Things like Jar Jar deliberately encouraging Anakin's crush on Padme, in Episodes I and II. Things like Jar Jar sabotaging the hyperdrive of the queen's ship as they escaped Naboo. Things like Jar Jar predicting the future at the start of Episode II.
Yeah. I am a non-ironic supporter of the Darth Jar Jar theory. I am convinced that George Lucas had a grand reveal planned for Episode II, that the bumbling clown was actually the 'phantom menace' the whole time (similar to the 'Mule' from Asimov's Foundation series...). But the backlash led him to back down, keeping Jar Jar as the cosmic dunce, and replacing him with a geriatric Dooku in the sequel.
(If you're following my Gray Paladin quest, rest assured I have no plans to introduce Darth Jar Jar there; those original plans are no longer canon).
... Now, to wait until the next part, to see how a derailed canon and Ciaren may affect, or possibly 'deal' with Binks in such a manner everyone will like, if not laugh at...
... While probably setting up for hell knows, a future action to keep Binks out of the picture, if going vague.
To be fair, given massive amounts of derailments. I'd not be surprised if it instead leads to Episode 2 being where Ciaren hijacks from coma, while Episode 3 is her preparing to shank Palpatine early, while much revelations are had with everyone...
... Which may give Obi-Wan a bigger headache on for all I know, Darth Tanya taking Anakind under her influence... Yet is oddly just as keen on helping Anakin avoid becoming Darth Vader, which might B SOD Obi-Wan on if we're light, or dark. Or hell, 'balanced' (at risk of bias shouting Grey)
Well, Tanya certainly is evil.On the one hand, I'm curious to see how this AU Episode III would turn out. On the other hand... Darth Tanya? Really?