@Blissey1
 
The only way to get that impression is to get all your appreciation for this word’s usage from the media, where one particular meaning of it is abused as a buzzword. Not to mention that, if you take a moment to think of it, you will realize that it’s exactly the same meaning as I have employed, only applied to social percepts.
 
Also, it’s widely used in the dictionary sense I’ve cited in the science and engineering literature.
 
Ignoratia non est argumentum.
 
@Captain Lackwit
 
See above.
 
Typically is a fitting word, yes. And a simpler one. Which doesn’t mean that my usage does not fit - it is just a bit less, well, typical.

@NastyHooves  
remember kids, just because it’s listed in the dictionary doesn’t mean anyone actually uses it that way.

@NastyHooves  
Hm. Literal definition sure, it fits. But in the broadly used definition, it’d just cause confusion. Like, well. Like my reply.
 
I think Typically, would have been much more fitting.

@Captain Lackwit
 
Stereotype, noun:
 
3. a set form; convention.
 
Maybe you should have consulted a dictionary. The form of the faces is drawn in a set, conventional (for this artist’s style) manner. Therefore, stereotypically.

@NastyHooves  
I’m not sure stereotypically fits in that sentence in the slightest.

@GreyNoise
 
This is quite characteristic for FoxInShadow to have faces drawn much more simplistically and stereotypically, both in outlines and in perspective, than the rest of the drawing.
 
Well-compensated by the other features of this artist’s work, but still, a bit unfortunate.

@Background Pony #D4B2  
The theory is flawed. The concentration required to do that and handle a blaster bolt hitting the saber at the same time would be legendary.

@Background Pony #D4B2  
How many things can you effectively concentrate on at the same time during a combat situation?

Is it just me, or do both of them have the exact same face?

And noone has yet pointed out, Trixie’s a fucking unicorn. She doesn’t need hands to use lightsabers. If nothing else, having a couple extra spinning at 10k+ RPM would make effective blaster protection while handling more pressing threats.
 
_{I have spent way too much time thinking about magic horse jedi/magic horse person jedi}

@Background Pony #8FCF  
What with her two lightsabers / reverse? Easy. Anakin, a man unorthodox in his doings, trained her.

@Captain Lackwit  
So what makes “Snip’s” the special case before the finale on CW?  
I haven’t seen all seasons of it but I like to know more before finishing it.

@Drefsab  
Depends on the mindset. A Jedi has their lightsaber. An extension of themselves. They go through the ritual of creating one, and it takes a while. For a Jedi to have so many lightsabers is telling of something- that they are thought of merely as weapons, rather than extensions of one’s self. Which is not exactly The Jedi Way, if you’ve noticed.
 
Tell me, when Anakin had two lightsabers briefly, were either of those his? They were some borrowed ones.
 
But truly, how often have we seen a Jedi Knight use any more than a single lightsaber? The only time we’ve ever seen a Force Sensitive use any more than one lightsaber, was when they were Sith, or Acolytes. Darth Maul, Assaj Ventress, and even more interestingly, Anakin himself. Also, The Inquisitor from Star Wars: Rebels also counts here, with his custom spinning lightsaber. The Dark Side fights in unorthodox ways.
 
Having merely one is tradition and dogma- for The Jedi. The Sith / Dark Side force users are not restricted to this mindset. If even arguably, liberated from it.
 
While it makes sense for a Jedi to have more than one on a practical level, they simply don’t do it all too often because it’s against their dogma and beliefs.
 
So, there you go. There’s why a lot of Jedi only have one.

@PonyPon  
True. With all the hands being lopped off and lightsabers getting flung into the abyss you could do worse than having a backup or two.

@Drefsab  
It pays to have extras.

How many lightsabers does Trixie need? There’s two more hanging from her belt.

Which one becomes evil though? “Darth Nightmare Lulamoon,” has a nice ring to it.

Why doesn’t Twilight have the purple lightsaber?