ané

[bleerre]

There's the time for living

There’s the time for dying in your arms

If I just had a chance

Well, I may be a little weary

But my journey's ending here

My songs remain unwritten

Guess that's what I'll ever leave

You've chosen me again, I promise it is not for nothing

Darkest hour's always just before the dawn

ziferblat – of us

[pentacass]

sith wife 15/idk

[pentacass]

sith wife 16/idk

[cryo-lily]

This scene meant the world to me to see for Isadola.

(Ocs rambles below for those here for just the Lana romance scene and not Issie)

This entire scene of dialogue finally let me see the parts of Issie I've only ever just written about myself (in my many wips).

Lana & Theron are Isadola's family. Full stop.

One is her wife, her heart, her love. The other is the closest thing Issie has had to a step-brother. And both are her some of her closest friends.

She knows they are more than capable of handling themselves. But that won't stop her from worrying about them when they have such a high stakes mission ahead of them.

This isn't a new feeling for Issie, this was just the first time on screen and off the page of my fics she finally expresses such feelings out in the open with them.

Issie can't lose them. She's lost enough in her life as is. She can't lose them too. (All things considered it's probably for the best Issie had already left the Jedi by the time of Ossus)

Even the full scope of Isadola & Lana's dynamic is on display here (in the context of past scenes if them too). But the part that honestly sent me over edge was the brief but gentle touch Lana had on Issie's lower back (as per my last post about her back injury). The devs probably didnt intend it as such when they animated it but for Issie & Lana specfically? I was a puddle on the floor in this whole scene.

Then just Issie's soft "May the force be with you both" at the end. MY HEART 🥺

Athena Karkanis the amazing VA that you are. Us female jedi consular mains don't deserve you 💜

Even her chemistry with Lydia Leonard (Lana's VA) is always a treat to see. Just chef's kiss. And no I dont just say that because of Issie & Lana's romance.

[star-walking]

chewie is so tired of his coworkers

[k1tk4ttt]

How I feel reading smut while being scared of intimacy in real life

[bewitchined]

[bleerre]

young james spader...i will marry you

[inthemoodforblastt]

The point is, Lucy is so, so, so Cooper-coded, and the more we learn about him, the more we can see why Lucy’s attitude irritates him so much. Basically, the guy has been beating himself up for 200 years for being an idiot, for trusting the Establishment, for being stubborn, gullible, and naive, precisely the way Lucy is in some ways. So seeing her is like seeing himself from so long ago, hoping in a social structure that’s nothing more than smoke and mirrors, with moral values that, in reality, never actually apply. And his problem with her isn’t really with her, nor with the fact that she’s a VaulTec creation (though it might seem that way at first) it’s a problem with himself, with accepting his past self that he’s tried to kill off completely, but that always comes back to him somehow.

What I think both Cooper and Hank don’t get is that Lucy is not how they think she is at all. Yes, there are a lot of parallels between them, but she’s not Cooper. And second, this is something I think is made pretty clear in the last episode: Lucy is not a kid. Her father treats her like a dumb little girl, and Cooper treats her like a naive young girl and she's not any of those things. What it's ironically amazing about this is that then there’s Norman, who knows exactly what his sister is capable of and doesn’t doubt for a single second that Lucy could have survived the Wasteland. He even says, “You don’t know my sister,” because in a way he’s saying that he grew up with her and knows she’s the most stubborn, headstrong, annoying person in the universe and if she sets her mind on surviving the Wasteland and seven nuclear wars, she will do it, because that’s who she is.

And in a moment of desperation, before he even tries to talk to his father over the radio, the first person Norm turns to is Lucy, because Lucy is his fucking older sister, and he doesn’t see her as an innocent girl or daddy’s little girl. He sees her as a reference point, as someone who raised him in the absence of a mother, and as someone totally capable, not only of surviving every single danger in the Wasteland, but of coming to find him and saving his life. Everyone underestimates Lucy Maclean except her fucking little brother, because he doesn’t see her as a kid, he sees her as a role model.

[ryebreadgf]

[bleerre]

[etchedinglass]

If only Jackie had made it out alive

[jjadmanii]

[esvvel]

trying to make up for his mistakes

[notgaybuckybarnes]

FINN BENNETT as AERION TARGARYEN

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS 1.03 "The Squire"

[pentacass]

[bleerre]

Why is she sooo in the third one😔

[revanknightwoman]

The Old Republic - Chris Anderson concept art

ArtStation - chris anderson

[theshieldbladelegacy]

[bleerre]

[nerjean]

bloodline