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This is the best Malfoid content i have seen so far.
The voice acting, the way its choreograph seems like a high budget studio anime film.
#malfoid trend proves that AI is leveling the playing field. One person can now create Studio quality scenes that people actually want to watch. I am not sure if its Seedance 2.5 but quality wise it seem like it.
Source: https://t.co/4hZLbcYpGF
Check out his first episode as well, looking forward to the third episode 😍
Anakin’s fall to evil didn’t make any sense
There was no reason for him to kill the Jedi or the children
The Jedi-Buddhism was wrong; and they failed to govern the Republic well, dispense justice, or care for Anakin; but the mumbo-jumbo “attachments to your wife and emotions make you evil” is a BS reason for Anakin to become a demonic murderer
Vader deserved a better backstory
The Prequels are dumb
Also, Obi-Wan did a fine job. It was only the stupidity of the plot that makes us think Obi-Wan was a failure as a friend and mentor to Anakin
Anakin was justified in:
- hating the savages who tortured his mother to death
- bitterly resenting the fact that his mother wasn’t saved by the Jedi when they easily could have saved her (there was little reason to keep them separated, and less reason not to save her)
- loving his wife and wanting a family
- wanting the Jedi to do more than they were doing when it came to destroying evil
- feeling emotions
- resenting the Jedi for not training him but still using him
Buddhism is actually quite evil
And none of that supports the Sith at all
Anakin was promised greatness. We were promised a future.
He gave his loyalty. We gave our youth.
When the promises died, something darker took their place.
And those who sold us the lie stood among the ashes, asking why our eyes were full of fire.
Here is the complete 'Draconia and the Scarf' episode (Parts 1,2 and Epilogue all edited together).
With this out of the way, I'll start uploading more short stories of Harry x Dracy, while also working on a longer episode.
P.S.: Posting the Bloopers reel next 🤣 #malfoid #HarryPotter
A bit of a random thought, but after seeing people like Will Wheaton and Evan Loves Worf bitching about "right wing" people sharing their love for Patrick Stewart because Stewart himself was a Labor Party socialist and would have opposed their politics, it occurred to me that until basically now, I never even thought about Patrick Stewart's politics.
I'd always just assumed he was super left wing, because he's an actor who has had a successful career in the American entertainment industry. It would be incredibly weird if he wasn't.
Now... Guys like Wheaton and "Worf" live in the tightest epistemic bubbles imaginable and simply cannot fathom the idea that it's possible to look beyond someone's politics and value them for their work and their actions... They'd never consider being so gauche as to speak kindly of some nasty Republican or whatever, so it's impossible for them to understand that most normal people aren't obsessive weirdos who only see political affiliation.
But I can't actually recall one instance of him ever talking about it in any interview I've seen with him, let alone being obnoxiously arrogant, hostile, and rude about it. Even with Ian McKellan, maybe they'd bring up gay rights or some other political subject, but they didn't scold or speak with anger or insults about the people who don't share their views.
I'm sure someone will find me some counter-example where he's talking about how much he hates Trump or whatever, but it's never occurred to me to care about his politics.
It's very Dolly Parton, in that I think it's a big part of why he's so universally beloved.