#from a certain point of view

[fishcop]

bwah! Scar session seven superhero design!

[choppedl1ver]

Absolute insanity at the TooManyGames convention

Added the follow-up clip out of necessity. A beautiful story arc

[missshezz]

[obikinbb]

✨Obikin Highlight Moment✨

From There is Another (From a Certain Point of View) by Gary D. Schmidt, Yoda feels the exact moment Obi-Wan joins the Force and Anakin’s grief is so terrible, Yoda almost feels pity for him.

[ontherocks21]

I didn't expect the suckerpunch to the emotional gut, but here I am wheezing and gasping for air after reading what Mackenzi Lee is putting down here.

She gets it.

The Skywalkers are wildfires, their passions scorching the dirt as soon as they're given a spark.

How different this galaxy would be if the Skywalkers didn't care so much.

The Skywalkers could level planets with their obstinacy. Though, Padmé was like that, too.

From There Is Always Another by Mackenzi Lee, From A Certain Point Of View: The Empire Strikes Back

[padmedefencesquad]

Take Padmé Amidala, for example, whom I trusted to craft her own tragedy, and so she did. Even the virtuous will compromise their ethics in moments of fear. The question is never if they will betray themselves, but when, and how soon. Thus, a life spent fighting tyranny still launched an empire; how ironic that the legacy of the Republic's greatest champion would be my reign.

From "Then Fall, Sidious" by Olivie Blake in From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi

[flowergirlmiwa]

the post you just read is yuri. this post is yuri. the post you're about to read is yuri. you agree, reblog

[laughhardrunfastbekindsblog]

Fives: "There's a lot you don't know about clones. No one knows."

Driver: "Oooh, very mysterious. I like a good mystery."

Fives:

"You ever hear the one about the people engineered to kill?"

"Engineered to kill their best friends?"

"Their leaders?"

"And they don't even know it?"

[girlrandomstuff]

do you ever think about leia getting to see bail and breha again at force heaven/afterlife?? cuz i do and i cry every time

[sillykitty9000]

Day 20: End of Ep.41

This is how it went, right? I think I'm right, anyhow

(No ID, original meme under cut)

[girlkissergideon]

crafting time... just need to pick the right beads for each of them...

[seieifsetsuna]

[cruella1989]

Palpatine’s thoughts on why Luke refuses to join him, in the short story “Then Fall Sidious”. I highly recommend it to any Palpatine fan who likes him shown as a complex character and more than just the bad guy.

The story is featured in the anthology book “Star Wars Return of the Jedi: From a Certain Point of View”, and written by Olivie Blake.

[anakinlives]

|| Star Wars Return of the Jedi (1983) ||

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Luke had stared directly into the pain and rage of Anakin Skywalker, and somehow managed to see past it all. Now he stood alone, a son offering compassion to his fallen father.

"When he called out, you answered," Obi-Wan said. "You chose him over the Emperor. You chose empathy over power. You chose a future for the galaxy, to break the rule of the Sith.

"You chose to bring balance."

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"Did he see us?" Anakin asked his former master.

Obi-Wan's chin dipped quickly with a nod.

"What about her?"

"She has taken her first steps. But what she does on her journey, that remains her choice. Leia has many gifts beyond the Force."

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"I have faith in them," Anakin finally said. As if that phrase unlocked the universe, the forest began to fade from his view, the feel of his corporeal body dissolving into the Force and leaving him with a single realization—an insight for the ages, so simple and yet so profound

At that moment, he chose the only thing he ever needed. It just took one final nudge from Obi-Wan to get here.

Finally, Anakin Skywalker let go.

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STAR WARS. RETURN OF THE JEDI FROM A CERTAIN POINT OF VIEW (2023) // Brotherhood short story - Mike Chen

[stormte]

Beep boop boi

[ontherocks21]

Sola Naberrie

She tried to tell us in so many ways - in hindsight, that's now painfully obvious. Especially for me, considering how much I teased her about Anakin from the start.