It’s The Way Padme Fought Against The Droids And Machines Trying To Save Her Life In Order To Die Her

Being a starwars fan is firmly believing you can fix her (“her” being starwars itself)

When I show up to the life-altering lesbian situation ship contest but my opponent is sabedala

*gently hands this to the five other Sabedala shippers on here*

But what about the age gap???

this is for @keldabekush :)

rex stood like a slut and had one line of dialogue but he slayed the house down

it’s been three whole entire years

The last thing vel said to cinta was "we have a minute." And she was right. They only had a minute

So I was going through a drawer of stuff from when I was little and I found this…

Sorry not sorry to make this about star wars, but this is exactly where I think star wars fails with Padme! The way she never shows up, is barely mentioned after her death, despite how much she affected the galaxy, both positively and negatively! They treat her like she only haunts Vader and maybe obi-wan, and that's not true. She haunts the narrative, and that's a whole different thing. We should clearly see the ghost of her legacy in every damn movie, but instead I just get glimpses so vague I wonder if I'm imagining it...

I love how Suguru is like the queen of haunting the narrative. His relationship to Satoru affects and directs him constantly. Jujutsu high's failure of him affects every single character from Yaga and Shoko to second years. Not to mention his literal dead body being taken over to shape the narrative.

It's amazing how he's dead from beginning to the end and is still present every moment of the story.

Anakin is Orpheus by Vincent Lima and padme is Orpheus by Sara Bareilles yeah I get you

brain blast. Orpheus and Eurydice but it’s anakin and padme. Do you see my vision. He looked back. Do you get me

a case of you - joni mitchell