These two little rascals are so rambunctious, it's hard to find a moment they chill out for a photo. Especially since I've been letting them out to play at the courtyard so they have more space to run around (and more stuff to scratch too, instead of my shoes and pants' legs).
I remember that the first time I watched this episode, I felt it was a lame ending for Maul. However, rewatching it again, plus having seen a lot more material about Maul that led up to this moment made me appreciate it much more. It's a perfect closure for a battle that began that fateful day on Naboo, and ended almost thirty years later on Tatooine. There's no need for a flashy and spectacular duel, just a sure strike to end the pain of someone who knew nothing but hatred his entire life, so it's more an act of mercy than revenge, despite the fact Maul took so much from Obi-Wan.
Anybody else felt the same?
My boys are now four months old. Berlioz seems to have officially claimed my shoulders, while Toulouse still prefers my lap. They're adorable, but it's hard to work when they sneak into my room and jump on me.
A local cat from the neighborhood had them inside my aunt's garage. They often come out to play but they're still too shy and run away when humans approach. Got lucky enough to get close pics of the three without scaring them.
Rest easy, their mama is close by (she arrived shortly I left them alone).
How funny that after watching the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, I find this little dub for the Star Fox Zero animated short (which sadly was only dubbed in European Spanish, even though we had gotten a Latin Spanish dub for Star Fox 64 3D). The dub was directed by professional voice actors Jorge Bringas and Eder la Barrera (who voiced Fox and ROB 64 respectively). Maybe this'll show Nintendo that Star Fox has a huge fanbase in Latin America too, and increase our chances for a new game or a Star Fox movie.