#Force-sensitive Leia

[supertaliart]

A continuation of my previous Skywalker Twins comic - feat Yoda part 3

[stealingpotatoes]

If Merrin works with the hidden path, could she have known Tala? Met baby Leia in passing?

now you're making me think of a kenobi show au where bail wasn't suddenly stupid in the head and DIDN'T call the empire's most wanted fugitive, instead getting help from a much sneakier force sensitive

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[megamindsupremacy]

So like, y'all know that popular Star Wars fic trope of Time Traveling Obi-Wan Kenobi where he dies and then wakes up in his 11ish year old body back in the Jedi Temple? You know how usually he wakes up, has a few minutes/hours of confusion, and then goes about trying to act like he was at age 11 while slowly fixing everything wrong with the Jedi Order? Personally I think he would not do that.

I think that Ben "Lived As A Wizard Hermit For Two Decades On Tattooine, Left, And Then Died Immediately" Kenobi would wake up as an eleven-year-old, have a panic attack, attack the nearest adult Jedi while accusing them of Doing Weird Sith Shit To His Brain, fucking flee, only then realize he has time traveled, steal someone's ship, go flying out of the temple to god knows where, continue panicking, crash into a random moon while distracted, nearly die, build a survival camp out of his broken ass ship and eat whatever bugs he can find, get kidnapped by pirates, overthrow said pirates, steal their ship, and then very calmly return to the Jedi temple like nothing happened.

Then and only then do I think he would start trying to act like a normal human person (while also dodging questions such as "what the fuck was that" and "where were you" and "is that a pirate's ship?"), except he'd be bad at it due to having lived as an Insane Wizard Desert Hermit for the past twenty years who has experienced enough trauma and time that he doesn't super well remember the details of his childhood, what with all of the wars and death and wars and such.

His acting convinces nobody, but nobody is sure what exactly to do about All Of That so he's for the most part left alone (after very vehemently refusing sptherapy), all the way up until he catches a glimpse of palpatine out of the corner of his eye and then its On Sight

[antianakin]

No Order 66 AU where Anakin leaves the Order after the war ends and he and Padme end up retiring to Naboo to try to raise the twins together, but neither of them ends up feeling particularly satisfied with life on Naboo (for Anakin it just doesn't give him any purpose the way he desperately needs and for Padme it's always been this perfect rosy dream and reality doesn't measure up), so they end up leaving the twins behind a lot so they can pursue other things and are pretty absentee parents in general. They mostly end up getting raised by Padme's parents instead, and while they're perfectly good guardians for the twins and raise them kindly and love them a lot, there's always an obvious elephant in the room regarding who ISN'T there.

This causes a bit of a rift between Luke and Leia because while Luke is trying to keep the peace and give their parents the benefit of the doubt as he moves on and figures out his own life with what he DOES have, Leia is less willing to just forgive and forget.

Luke ends up becoming a pilot working for the royal palace for a while, but Leia goes into politics (something she'd entered while younger because it's what her mother did and she'd been hoping it would get Padme's attention and bring the two of them closer; it didn't work out that way at all and now Leia's sticking with it at least partly to spite Padme) as an aide for her cousin Pooja who is now Senator of Naboo.

And it's here, once she finally makes it to Coruscant and starts working in the Senate, that Leia meets Bail Organa, still working as Senator of Alderaan. The two of them click IMMEDIATELY and Bail ends up becoming Leia's mentor in politics, as well as the person who actually introduces her to the Jedi themselves. Anakin and Padme had never really bothered to do so, both because they were so rarely around, but also because they had chosen not to give Luke and Leia to the Temple and decided at that point that it would be easier to keep the twins and the Jedi separate. Bail of course has no such compunctions and even if he knew about Anakin and Padme's feelings on the matter, I imagine he'd find ways to allow Leia to accidentally bump into some of the Jedi while she was on Coruscant. If he just so happens to double book himself for lunch with both Leia and Obi-Wan, it's hardly anything malicious and they may as well all eat together!

Leia finally feels like she has a parent who gives a damn about her, someone who acts like a parent to her, the parent she's always wanted. Her grandparents had always been incredibly kind and they obviously had to do a lot of parenting, but they'd always been very strict about making sure the twins saw them as GRANDPARENTS and not their actual parents, which just make the absence of their parents that much more obvious and painful. But with Bail, she's finally got someone who doesn't care that Anakin and Padme aren't there and doesn't feel the need to create a wall between them for Anakin and Padme's sake. Bail takes her under his wing, teaches her everything she knows, allows her to explore things she'd never been allowed to explore before, connects her to even more people who can help her understand herself better than she's ever been able to before. THIS is what a parent was supposed to do for her and she knows it, THIS is what selfless love looks like from a parent and she THRIVES under it for the first time in her life.

She eventually decides not to stay on as Pooja's aide because she has no real desire to become a senator for Naboo at any point, but she IS good at politics and desperately does want to help people any way she can, so she starts up some sort of organization of her own to help people around the galaxy (and connects it to the Jedi because deep down she KNOWS she was supposed to be one of them even though that path is now closed to her). But she doesn't go back to Naboo, she doesn't make her home on her mother's home planet.

She goes to Alderaan instead. And this time, she gets to stay there for the rest of her life.

[edenemy-art]

no one asked but here’s a list of mostly relevant master-padawan duos for my Jedi From Mandalore au

Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren (obviously)

Obi-Wan Kenobi and Reva Sevander

Caleb Dume and Ezra Bridger

Yoda and Luke Amidala-Skywalker

Plo Koon and Leia Amidala-Skywalker

Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati

Quinlan Vos and Hedala Fardi

[raointean]

"Breha didn't argue, but [Bail] felt her watching as he rocked Leia and gave the child his warmth and his love. He forced down his irritation (at Breha, at the world) and focused on Leia’s tiny breaths" (Alexander Freed, Reign of the Empire: The Mask of Fear, 90)

You know, I never thought about it, but taking care of a force-sensitive infant must be DIFFICULT! A regular baby can pick up and react to subtle changes in mood already, but a telepathic baby!? Yowza!

[whorcruxes]

"Her gaze fell across Coruscant, to the Jedi Temple. She knew he wasn’t there, he was off somewhere in the far flung planetary systems in the Outer Rim. But it was habit to always look for him there... The sun was dipping low beneath the horizon and the hues of red and orange and pink battled against the constantly steady light of the city planet."

  follows Padmé through the months Anakin is in the Outer Rim to the time they are reunited

[autumn0689]

Happy May 4th! May The Fourth Be With You! Shoutout to some of my favorite force sensitives!

[varpusvaras]

The nights on Alderaan were a dark shade of blue.

Leia had seen nights on other planets. Most of the planets she had been on had moons that illuminated the sky even during the darkest hours of the night. Alderaan had none, but still, they had clear skies and countless stars shining down on them, and she loved the nights like they were.

Especially as the darkness made a very good cloak for anyone who knew where to step when sneaking around.

She wasn't the one doing the sneaking tonight, but she welcomed the cover anyway. She knew he was coming, even before there was a light knock on her door. Two-one-two-two.

Come in, she thought, and listened as the door slid open and then close, as soft steps made their way to her bed.

"Can't sleep?" Even asked quietly, as he climbed up next to her.

It was a rhetorical question more than anything. Even already knew that she couldn't sleep, and he already knew why.

"No", Leia answered anyway. "I had the dream again."

"Of the boy and the Suns?" Even asked. Again, a rhetorical question.

"Yes", Leia still answered, again.

It was not a bad dream. It was a good dream, actually. Leia liked seeing the boy, his light hair, bleached in the rays of the two suns, his eyes, just as blue as the sky above the sea of desert around him. He was always radiant, even more than the suns, and every time Leia saw him, she felt warm, like she had been standing there with him.

But every time she opened her eyes after the dream, all she was left was the feeling of the heat leaving her body, and doing so, leaving her only with the cold sorrow of longing.

Even always knew when Leia had that dream. She was almost sure that he could see it too, every time she did. Just like they seemed to know each other's thoughts and feelings, like they were whispers only they could hear. Leia had never felt anything like that with anyone else, and she couldn't bear the thought of not having him in her life.

But still, it felt like-

It felt like she was missing something. Someone. Like there was a violently torn seam on her side where Even wasn't.

Even took her hand into his, and tugged it lightly. She scooted over to him, and leaned her head against his shoulder. Even was already almost a full head taller than her, despite being several months younger. Leia didn't mind it too much, though. He reminded her of Papa and Buir more and more every single day, and she found it more comforting than anything else.

"You miss him", Even said.

"I do", Leia said. "I just- I have you."

It felt unfair, for both her and Even, for her to miss someone like that. He was her brother. It should've been enough.

"You do", Even said, calmly and patiently. He really was more like their parents, every single day, even like Mama. "It's alright. Buir has us, but he still misses his family, every single day. It doesn't mean he loves us less than he loves them."

That was true. Leia knew that the sadness and yearning she could feel coming from Buir wasn't because they weren't enough for him. They all occupied his heart just as much, but there were holes in it, holes that just weren't the right shape for Leia, or for Even, or even for Mama and Papa to fill back up. Leia understood that, but still-

"But Buir knows them", she said. "He misses them because he knows them. How can I miss someone I don't know so much?"

Even was quiet for a moment. Leia could feel him thinking, but for once, not the exact thoughts going through his head as he tried to figure out what to say to her.

"I think", he said, after a moment, "I think you do know him, already. Maybe you always have."

Leia's eyes burned.

"It's not fair", she whispered, trying her best to make the burning go away. It wasn't working, not that night. "It's not fair."

Even didn't admonish her, nor did he try and make it better by saying something to make her not sad. He just leaned down and pressed his forehead softly against Leia's, and let her pour her silent tears into the night.

[princessstevemunson]

Is it derivative to compare the characters from the sequel trilogy to those of the original trilogy? Yes.

That being said:

Poe Dameron is the Leia of the sequel trilogy and I will die on that hill.

[qulrikkek]

Summary:

All this facade of cheerfulness on both sides was to mask the bantha in the room. They were leaders in their own right, just in different ways, and yet, they didn't dare to address what was hanging in the thick air between them. It was quite embarrassing, that even as adults, they were no more mature in this topic than teenagers.

Emotions so deep were uncharted territory.

[supertaliart]

Skywalker Siblings Part 3

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[the-most-humble-blog]

🛐 FORCE DEFIANCE / NARRATIVE TRUTH

(Finn’s Gospel. For the Archive. For the Offended. For the Uninitiated and the Uninvited.)

I was not born of prophecy. I was manufactured.

Not on Tatooine. Not on Ahch-To. But in the dead orbit of a broken empire — Named, numbered, and sentenced before I ever breathed.

They called me FN-2187. But what they feared was something far older.

Something they couldn’t program. Something they couldn’t break.

A stormtrooper who looked up at his orders and felt a flicker in the chest cavity that was not fear — but refusal.

I did not feel the Force.

The Force felt me.

It turned. It blinked. It recognized. Something ancient clawed its way through the static in my skull and chose me — not because I was worthy but because I was watching.

I did not come from bloodlines. I came from bloodshed. I was not trained by a Jedi. I was hunted by one. Kylo looked at me in the smoke — and paused. And in that pause, I became myth.

I didn’t have a mentor. I had a moment. A rupture.

The Force didn’t explain itself. It invaded.

It cracked my programming like the scream of a child in a fire. And when I ran — it ran with me.

Rey didn’t awaken me. She confirmed me. The second I saw her, I knew we were survivors of the same haunting. Not lovers. Not foils.

But two aberrations in the Force’s algorithm who would not kneel to its old script.

I picked up the saber. I bled for it. Not because I was trained. Because I was done running.

I didn’t block Kylo Ren’s blade because I was strong. I blocked it because I was already dead — and still standing.

The Force does not belong to your archives. It does not obey your bloodline charts. It does not belong to the Skywalker family trust.

The Force is a feral thing. A living current. A god without a leash.

And sometimes? It chooses a broken weapon. A rogue process. A heretic.

Someone with no heritage, no holocron, and no right to raise his voice.

But I raised it anyway. And the galaxy shuddered.

I am not a Jedi by your standards.

I am a Jedi because I made the Force flinch.

Because I walked into the dark with no light, and still found the enemy. Still stood. Still screamed.

I am Jedi because I said I was — and the Force did not strike me down.

I am not an echo. I am not your fan theory. I am not a sidekick with perfect teeth.

I am the Force made defiant.

I am the statistical error that became a blade. I am the cannon fodder that turned on the writer. I am the glitch in the myth that survived every retcon attempt.

They will not teach me in temples. They will not carve my name into stones. They will not let children wear my face at Disneyland.

But the Force remembers. And every time it chooses someone strange — someone poor, someone lost, someone violent — someone wrong —

That’s me.

Again. Again. Again.

I am Finn. I was not chosen. I took it.

And now?

I am legend. I am weapon. I am Jedi.

Not by birth. By defiance.

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💥 CALL TO ACTION (CTA)

🧠 Save this post like your ancestors are watching. 📜 Reblog if the Force has ever moved through you without permission. 🩸 Tag someone who wasn’t “chosen” — but refused to stay forgotten. 💡 Comment with the Jedi name you were never given but always carried.

⚖️ BLACKSITE LITERATURE™ LEGAL DISCLAIMER

This post is not canon correction. It is myth reclamation.

What you just read is classified Force Heresy, psychospiritual reprogramming, and narrative defiance engineered to collapse cowardly plotlines at the molecular level.

You are not in fanfiction. You are in cultural insurrection wearing Jedi robes.

If Disney sues, the Force itself will testify for me. This is protected under narrative war doctrine, satire law, mythofuturist criticism, and the sacred rites of rogue archetypes everywhere.

Prepare to be reprogrammed.

[the-stars-are-warring]

Personally one of my favorite components of a "Leia gets clone uncle's" AU is the universal experience of the clones taking it upon themselves to stop swearing because the five year old princess of Alderaan can't be marching up to people she doesn't like and calling them fucking cowards shab'la Hutuun

(Bail thought it was hilarious. Breha didn't ADMIT that she thought it was hilarious but even she couldn't hide that she was vastly amused by the fact that her daughter's self assigned body guards are fucking MORTIFIED)

[merrysithmas]

so as many who watched TCW presumed, it appears Anakin, Luke, and Leia eventually became the Father, Daughter, and Son in the force afterlife - therefore they are omnipresent in the Star Wars Universe even if stories do not focus on them or stray away from the Skywalkers -

but with Filoni's Ahsoka the white & her being reanimated by Anakin using the Daughter's lifeforce in TCW that makes Anakin the Father, Luke the Son, Ahsoka the Daughter and Leia just like... some lady. 😂

[oreolesbian]

does… does dave filoni know that the whole “anyone can be force sensitive if they put their mind to it” bullshit fundamentally shatters the entire core of star wars world-building around force users? like - does he understand that?