In the name of the governor of New Providence Island, the Honorable Woodes Rogers, "the time has come to bring a wayward child back into the fold," an island that rejected its parent empire, but that must long for the embrace of civilization once again. Be it proclaimed that any man on this island who will accept that embrace, who will renounce violence against the crown, who will renounce piracy, that man will be offered a full, complete, and unqualified pardon. No matter what you've done, no matter how irredeemable you believe it to be, your king and your governor wish to offer you a clean slate, a new beginning here in Nassau.
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Rest in peace Ray Stevenson. He became a legend in the Star Wars universe. His portrayal of Baylan Skoll was absolutely incredible. His presence when onscreen was insane. He truly was an amazing actor and person ❤️
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The Roxy, London, 1977.
Photo by Ray Stevenson.
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“Master, what happens when we find Thrawn?”
AHSOKA Part Two: Toil and Trouble
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Viv Albertine of The Slits Phographed behind the scenes wearing Johnny Thunders’ 1976 Skull & Bones T-Shirt
📷 by Ray Stevenson, July 1979
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YO.
I’m watching Sabine’s Mandalore arc in Rebels season 3 and there’s some CRAZY foreshadowing here for her in Ahsoka.
I’m at the scene where Ursa betrays Sabine and hands over Kanan, Ezra, and the Darksaber to Gar Saxon on the promise that he not harm her daughter.
And Gar Saxon - voiced by RAY STEVENSON who played Baylon Skoll in Ahsoka - drops this line to Sabine.
“Your mother betrayed everything you believe in to save you.”
Maybe foreshadowing isn’t quite the right word (since Filoni hadn’t even written Ahsoka yet) here, but what Ursa did basically being the template for Sabine’s actions to save Ezra ten plus years later is BONKERS.
Sabine’s actions echo her mother’s in such an uncanny way. It has to be a coincidence since this was written way before Ahsoka but, damn, what a striking parallel.
Ursa practically handed Mandalore and two of the last living Jedi over to the Empire’s rule. And Sabine gave Thrawn the key to his return and the potential resurgence of the Empire.
They both made the same choice: exchanging innocent lives for a loved one’s safety (albeit Sabine’s choice was on a galactic scale).
You could literally use that same line Gar Saxon delivers with one minor change - this time to a devastated Ezra.
“Sabine betrayed everything you believe in to save you.”
Like mother, like daughter.
I’m losing my marbles over this. It’s like poetry, it rhymes.
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Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati
by Scadarts
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The King Arthur 2004 to Star Wars Talent Pipeline
Mads Mikkelsen as Tristan/Galen Erso
Joel Edgerton as Gawain/Owen Lars
Stellan Skarsgård as Cerdic/Luthen Rael
Ray Stevenson as Dagonet/Baylan Skoll
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