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BABY LUKE & BABY LEIA IN OBI-WAN KENOBI
okay but, can we talk about how they’re playing the same game, planets apart? how they both run away from their parents/guardians the same way, by sneaking off when no one’s looking. how they’re both pretending to be fighter pilots. How Leia has the outfit and Luke has the goggles and put them together and it’s a full costume. they are TWINS even so far separated as they are and I think this connection the show made between them is so precious.
We’re rewatching the show and I was thinking about this and baby Luke having those googles. Where did he get them when Owen doesn’t want to accept things from Obi Wan? Did Owen just think this was a more harmless gift? Is he just fed up that Obi Wan keeps trying? Or did Luke find the goggles on his doorstep before his uncle and refused to give them up/stole them back so many times that Owen just gave up?
OR, did Luke find them in his house? Had Anakin’s mother kept his old pod racing equipment and Owen and Beru buried it and Luke found it one day? Maybe they were cleaning out a room somewhere and he found them and they couldn’t pry them away from him. After all, it can’t be easy to find goggles that fit a 10-year-old human child on Tatooine. Did they accidentally mention the goggles belonged to his father? Or that they were a keepsake his grandmother had? Could he sense some sort of connection to them?
Idk man, I just think it would be fun (heartbreaking).
yeah yeah the life of anakin skywalker is a tragedy but you know what makes me absolutely sick?
how happy obi wan was when he had anakin around
“So…you have a twin sister.
Your feelings have now betrayed her too.
Obi Wan was wise to hid her from me.”
I know Vader doesn’t say so, but I think he knows that Leia is the twin sister at this point and I think the last line proves that.
The first time Obi Wan ever appears out of hiding in ten years is to rescue this child, this daughter of Senator Organa.
In A New Hope when they hear that the princess cell’s been attacked, Vader remarks definitively “Obi Wan is here.”
It wouldn’t be the first time his former master has risked everything to help this girl from Alderaan.
When it’s confirmed that he has a daughter for him by Luke in this moment on the death star, I think Vader put the dots together instantly. Because who else but Anakin’s offspring would Obi Wan drop everything to protect?
I guess I never realized that Obi Wan sends this message before checking the temple security recordings and learning Anakin has fallen to the dark side and betrayed the Jedi
He sends this message of hope to all the rest of the Jedi still not knowing what happened to Anakin, if he was alive or not
He sends this message of hope not knowing his closest friend has become the second most evil person in the galaxy
The rest of the Jedi are able to listen to this and draw comfort from the hope it provides
But Obi Wan?
The man he calls his brother had fallen to a fate worse than death and he spends the next ten years alone in a dessert believing he killed him
I’m devastated
I've been rewatching Clone Wars and Rebels and honestly both of those shows do something so interesting with Maul in that whenever he loses - not just runs away after a skirmish, but really climactic defeats - it doesn't feel like a victory? In a way, he's almost framed as another guy we should be rooting for.
And I honestly think it's because whenever Maul loses, everybody else loses too.
He's defeated in The Phantom Menace - but Qui-Gon is dead and we know Obi-Wan will fail in training Anakin.
When Sidious defeats him in The Lawless, even though Maul has just killed Satine, the episode still ends on a somber note - peace on Mandalore has been destroyed, and Maul himself is suffering at the hands of a greater evil and the man who has abused him his whole life
Ahsoka defeats him in the finale - and the last chance of preventing order 66 is defeated too
He's defeated on Malachor in Rebels - but Kanan is blinded, Ahsoka is gone, and Ezra will never be the same.
It's almost like if Maul hasn't won, no one else wins either XD
And ironically, Maul's final "defeat" is actually a pretty victorious moment for him - because, against everything Sidious raised him to be, he finally found hope and arguably even peace. The moment of his true death, while still sad, is also very gentle and hopeful, full of Obi-Wan's mercy, and does not really feel like a defeat. Hope and the final defeat of Sidious is at hand.
Anyway I have so many thoughts about this
this scene always breaks my heart for so many reasons
not only is this the final nail in the coffin, the surety that anakin is not turning back from the dark path he is on, but this also seals the fate for obi wan that his best friend is truly gone.
obi wan didn’t lecture anakin during the fight or even before it and even once it’s over he doesn’t have anything to say except how could you let me down?
“you were the chosen one. it was said that you were to destroy the sith, not join them.”
all throughout the books and the movies and the shows, anakin feels the pressure of the prophecy but never fully gives into the idea. even obi wan is often skepical, especially early on. but now that this fight is over and all hope is gone he turns back to tell anakin that i had hope in you.
obi wan believed him, believed in him, but now he’s almost pleading.
we never see obi wan show this much emotion. he is portrayed as an excellent representation of what a jedi should be—compassionate, collected, discerning.
but here he lets his walls completely down. he isn’t fighting anakin anymore, he’s crying out in agony at the death of their friendship and the death of the republic and what he believes is the death of his closest friend.
“it was said that you would bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness.”
this line always reminds me of when leia asks obi wan about the force and he asks her how it feels to turn on the light when she’s afraid, how he says it feels like that. with the jedi gone, the Force must be so bleak, so dark, so painful. this is not just the loss of his family, lifestyle, and beliefs but the loss of his guiding light, his hope, his foundation.
…
but all of that aside, there’s still something that breaks me more.
obi wan turns to leave, climbs the hill, and picks up anakin’s lightsaber.
but then he stops, turns, and he can’t help but cry out
“you were my brother anakin. i loved you.”
this is a confession on so many levels.
this is i broke the creed we both agreed to live by. i broke every last rule in the book for you. no matter what i told myself and no matter what they told me, i couldn’t help it. i loved you anyway. you were always my exception.
and this is HUGE coming from obi wan, the man who walked away from satine to follow the jedi way, the first apprentice in hundreds of years to lose his master to a sith, the man who watched the love of his life murdered in front of him by that same sith, the man who had just lost nearly every single one of his friends and family after his comrades betrayed him in battle. he is so completely and utterly alone and yet the thing that breaks him is this:
anakin skywalker.
and this confession? it immediately follows anakin yelling i hate you in bitter rage.
the person he loves most in the universe—even while entirely helpless and defenseless—screams his hatred and obi wan’s only natural response is to say i could never hate you. even now, even here, i can’t bring myself to do anything but love you.
Echo says "I don't enjoy solitude. I had enough of that on Skako Minor" which i've always interpreted as he hated it because of and after Skako Minor,, but i wonder if he hated it before Skako Minor as well?
esp if he really was "batchmates" with Fives since birth. Fives was always yapping, fidgeting, making noises of some sort -- never a quiet kid, and never far from Echo. so Echo got used to that and found a comfort in it, even when Fives was being kinda annoying. On the rare occassion when they were seperated or had a fight, Echo quickly realized how much he hated that silence, the enormous "void" from the lack of Fives' presence.
and then Skako Minor made it worse. so much worse.
Screenshot from discord because I’m too weak to type it all out but this is what I found out last night.
Edit: please stop tagging this as Jessix/cloneship this is a cloneshippers DNI blog and I will block you if you tag it as such. I don’t care if you reblog, but please stop tagging this as a clone ship
in case you hadn’t already received your daily dose of sadness, don’t forget when nemik was dying, skeen tried to abandon him for a bunch of credits
friendly reminder only one of them lives long enough to see the first death star destroyed
Andor stays a committed love letter to the unknown soldier. The rebellion’s lines have been pushed forward by hundreds who will never be recognized, even if their deeds are famous. Cassian has heard people claim to be at Aldhani, they don’t even know he was there. The money that bankrolled the rebellion, and no one knows who did it. Luthen will never get a medal of honor, or see the light of gratitude. Nemik’s manifesto comes back in both finales, reaching people across the galaxy. Whole battalions have enlisted because of him, and he’ll never be remembered. Without the unnamed soldier, we’d be nowhere
Just realized that the clones Krell pitted against each other on Umbara were from Anakin and Obi Wan’s battalions I’m sure this means nothing and does not foreshadow anything bad ever
I just love the way Fives stares at Krell then then his lightsaber, he's not even intimidated he's just like "Try it bitch, I dare you"
tbh i think part of the reason fives was so nonchalant about the lightsaber is partly because anakin skywalker does crazy things with his lightsaber so at this point fives doesn’t even flinch when it grazes his helmet and partly because anakin lets him play with it sometimes
Watching Andor and knowing that it takes place in almost the exact same time frame as Rebels is insane. Like what do you mean Cassian is fighting for his life in an Imperial prison while Ezra is fifteen and throwing random fruit at a stormtrooper. Like it's a good thing they never met.
Will never forgive star wars for letting this sweet couple who raised Luke all by themselves end up with a fate like this
this scene in season 2?? where the opera musics playing as she stares out at the coruscant skyline?? after she’s just been assigned the ghorman project?? yesh she’s listening to ghorman opera music.
don’t believe me? go listen to it for yourself