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Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Novelization by Matthew Stover

shattered-sky

He knew it wasn’t the way of the Jedi to think anyone deserved to die

(tusken raiders massacre foreshadowing)

stealingpotatoes

who wants more rebel padmé au (me, the answer is me i want it)

(commission info // tip jar!)

whoops-junk-drawer

Luke “there’s still good in you” Skywalker is 100% Padme “there’s good in him” Amidala’s son, and Leia “I recognised your foul stench when I was brought on board” Organa is a mirror image of Anakin “General Grievous, you’re shorter than I expected” Skywalker

pinkiemme

What do you mean? It’s just an apple 🍎

runasulienadanika

hey. do you think that Vader knew that Luke was his son almost immediately because he was similar to Padme, but couldn't recognise Leia as his daughter despite that he spent much more time with her, because Leia was just like Anakin and he repressed his old self for so long that he just. couldn't see it?

ceaselesswatchersspecialboy

I will die on the hill that to understand Anidala you have to accept that Padme saw the red flags clear as day and went for it anyway. Why? Because Anakin was honest with her. Because Anakin, for all his idolising and putting her on a pedestal, still saw and treated her as a human being, even argued against her at times without fear or without hiding behind clever words. Because Anakin made her feel the youth that was taken from her at a young age. She was captured by the boyish charm and the awkwardness and the blunt honesty, and so when he came to her with a billion red flags, she went for it anyway. He was a breath of fresh air to her.

To understand Anidala you must understand they are 100% freak4freak. They are both children who grew up too fast and are now in a secret relationship giggling like teenagers in their twenties. This is vital to them. Padme is not a flawless character or an idea of perfection, on the contrary she is a very human character who was put in charge of her people at fourteen, something that had a lasting impact on her, and so she is choosing her childhood joy and a fairytale romance over the red flags her husband is waving. She is the OG ‘I can fix him’ mentality. No one is doing it like her.

‘The red flags are mass murder’ and the point still stands.

holybagelsstuff

Y'all won't agree with me and that's ok, but Padmé's relationship with Anakin straight up mirrors what he had with Palpatine. She loved so much only to get herself hurt in the end by the person who meant everything to her. I honestly felt bad when Padmé gave up resisting her feelings and proceeded to marry Anakin and even want to run away with him. Not because I judge her for being in love but because their couple was doomed from the very beginning. What good is it when Anakin always chooses himself over Padmé, even when claiming he's doing it for her?

cinnamoncat17

This is the most attractive thing someone could wear

ana-hyperfixates-on-tgcf

I recently told an ao3 writer that I keep going back to their 260k word unfinished slowburn checking for updates for the last 2 years. They said I'm like that puppy that waits for his dead owner at the train station every day.

That's the realest thing anyone's told me online, I ain't even mad.