Following the tropes of these kinds of stories, I support Sabine Wren.
The Darksaber called to her. She didn’t have to pick it up.
She could have:
Ignored it
Pick it up, realized what it was, then drop it
Pick it up realize what it was and hand it to a wielder to the Force.
Sabine discovers the Darksaber Maul left behind, picks it up and realizes what it is.
Which she did.
Sabine has to decide if she wants to be trained to use the Darksaber.
Then she refused to train, but it was Hera that talked her into it. Kanan allowed Sabine to train with the Darksaber despite how dangerous it was.
Din Djarin (Mando) CONFISCATED the Darksaber from a non-Mandalorian (dar’manda). Confiscation is NOT being called to it. Now we find out the Darksaber has become too heavy for him. Why is it heavy for Din Djarin is up for speculation.
WE speculate that Din Djarin may have fought for the Empire as a Mandalorian like Gar Saxon. Then, his mind was erased by the Empire and dropped him off somewhere to find himself as a bounty hunter. Din Djarin’s forced amnesia causes a block to use the Darksaber and requires Din Djarin to break through it.
Maybe Luke Skywalker can break Din Djarin’s block. Fans will have to see.
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It’s sweet. Sabine laid back on the table as her clothes and panties seem to slide off her body. When she realizes...Thrawn had ripped off his tunic and his black undershirt. He pushed Sabine’s legs wide apart as one hand pushed down at the knee and the index and middle fingers pushed-- Desire more? Become a Patreon...
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Minister Of Planet Where Mandalorian Teen Was Wrongly Arrested Is Anti-Mandalorian Imperial Security Bureau Agent
To her supporters, Lothalian Minister Maketh Tua is a tough-as-nails Minister who’s not afraid to take on Mandalorians.
To her critics, Tua is a fear-monger who stokes the flames of Mandophobia.
So both Tua’s fans and foes can surely find a talking point in the incident where Imperial Stormtroopers arrested 14-year-old Sabine Wren for bringing a homemade chronometer to school that they thought looked like a “Mandalorian detonator bomb.”
Tua first made headlines for challenging the Mandalorian Code, when she wrote a Spacebook post vowing to look into a “Mandalorian law court” that was said to have been set up by an Lothalian Mandalorian Academy.
“While I am working to better understand how this ‘court’ will function and whom will be subject to its decisions, please know that if it is determined that there are violations of basic rights occurring, I will not stand idle and will fight with every fiber of my being against this action,” she wrote.
But the “Mandalorian law court” wasn’t actually headquartered in Lothal, which abuts Kalevala, nor did it have anything to do with the former Old Republic Center on Lothal. A note on the holopage of Kalevala Mandalorian Tribunal, which settle civil disputes between Mandalorians for a fee, aimed to disambiguate the two.
“Media speculation has led members of the local community to wonder if the former Old Republic Center on Lothal is facilitating ‘Mandalorian Courts’ at the Academy” the Mandalorian Tribunal’s website read. “The management of the former Old Republic Center on Lothal categorically declares that no such court operates on the center’s premises. No other academy in the area operates such courts. However, the Tribunal that operates in the Mandalorian space, independent of the academies, to address a genuine need within our community for intra-community arbitration.”
Then, Tua threw her support behind a bill that would forbid Imperial judges from using Mandalorian law in their rulings. The bill’s author, Senator Gall Trayvis, had said the bill would solve the “problem” of the Tribunal in Lothal, according to the Lothalian News.
Tua made the Imperial media rounds to talk about the “Imperial laws for Imperial courts” effort, giving interviews to Becrux Nolayt and Alton Kastle. She spoke to Plido Acamar, the founder of the anti-Mandalorian think tank Center for Security Policy, on his HoloNet radio show. Conspiracy theory site WND ran a piece on Tua under the headline “Moff Takes Stand Against Mandalorian Academy Courts.”
She also capitalized on the newfound attention with a Spacebook fundraising plea.
“Recent events have put me under attack and I need your help now! Stand with me to help me fight for Imperial values and the Conventions,” she wrote.
Amid criticism of her support for Trayvis’ bill, Tua turned to the editorial pages of The Mandalorian HoloNet News to further propagate what she saw as a non-controversial message.
“To me, this is about making sure people, especially women, understand our planet guarantees certain rights and liberties, and those should not be surrendered,” she wrote in The Mandalorian HoloNet News. “It is baffling to comprehend the amount of controversy generated by my support as Minister of Lothal for a law that simply asks judges to uphold Imperial fundamental convention rights when deciding a case that involves a conflicting Mandalorian law.”
It was The Mandalorian HoloNet News’ editorial board that chastised Tua for traveling to speak to Imperial Security Bureau activists instead of focusing on the needs of the community she represents.
“Tua’s focus on Lothal’s growth earned her our recommendation. But we also urged her to build ‘cooperation and unity,’” the editorial read. “She’s failed at that part of the job. An important part of Lothal’s population is Mandalorians and the planet is home to a major academy.”
“Tua could spend her time more productively by reaching out the local Mandalorian supporter community instead of catering to Imperial Security Bureau voters who feed on fear about Mandalorians and relish shots at the press,” the editorial continued.
While Tua had spent a long time speaking out against Mandalorian law, she did not mention Wren’s background in a Spacebook post reacting to her arrest.
“I do not fault the Imperial Academy or the Stormtroopers for looking into what they saw as a potential threat,” she wrote. “They have procedures to run when a possible threat or criminal act is discovered. They follow these procedures in the sole interest of protecting our children and Imperial personnel…I hope this incident does not serve as a deterrent against our Stormtroopers and Imperial personnel from maintaining the safety and security of our Imperial Academies.”
She went on to write that she hoped the incident wouldn’t discourage Wren or other cadets from pursuing their passion for building.
No charges were ultimately filed against Wren, who has since been invited to visit the Imperial Coruscant Center, the Imperial Security Bureau, the Raithal Academy on Raithal and Spacebook’s headquarters.
“Train your sons to be strong, but train your daughters to be stronger…” ~Mandalorian proverb.
Patrilineal Lineage A MUST IN STAR WARS?
My group decided to take this poll (x) on who’s the father of SABINE WREN ( sabinewren77). Within a few minutes we had marked results with a significance p-value of 0.05. Mostly half the participants fully purport PATRILINEAL LINEAGE which means the child ONLY INHERITS THE FATHER’S SURNAME or LAST NAME.
For Sabine to have the last name Wren in order to be a Mandalorian does not mean her father must be the “Wren”. It could come from her mother. It is not necessary for Star Wars lore logic. Even if she inherits her skills biologically, it still can come from her mother.
We have several Star Wars Fan Fictions on Scribd that we don’t broadcast because they are all works in progress. A lot of writing has to be done on them to tell an accurate and interesting story. We have not had time because we’ve been working on Star Wars Celebration Anaheim for 6 months will very little funds.
One story we have completed from roleplay performance is entitled, “Trudge the Same Mud” and it is about Female Mandalorian Warriors and what they go through as women in combat. We would appreciate honest critiques.