obi-wan’s wife (real)

she/her

[crookrd]

how to know if it's an oscar isaac character:

[looseleaflettuce-deactivated202]

if you truly think rhys, even as a fictional character, is a good partner, i beg you to seek help. if you think he is the 'standard', honey... raise them. the bar is in hell.

[kungfulesbian-deactivated202311]

Having read a lot of SJM books as a young adult….

I fucking hate her writing and her characters. They’re self-inserts into a wattpad story. They are truly pick me girls.

It’s like if Katniss enjoyed the capitol! Not caring that everyone else was starving because she got to eat, and loved the godawful outfits and not having to hunt, and then she killed Peeta, fucked Gale, and ended up with President Snow.

[nestaismommy]

The way people are willing to forget every thing Rhysand did under the mountain but aren’t willing to forget Nesta telling Feyre she stinks

Sigh

[winterscale]

Nesta is a really good piano player she told me so!

[oristianvalkyrie]

Let’s actually look at this scene

“The music grew loud enough to suggest there was probably dancing somewhere in the room. “Wine?” he said, offering me a goblet. Alis's first rule. I shook my head. He smiled, and extended the goblet again. “Drink. You'll need.” Drink, my mind echoed, and my fingers stirred, moving toward the goblet. No. No, Alis said not to drink the wine here—wine that was different from that joyous, freeing solstice wine. “No,” I said, and some faeries who were watching us from a safe distance chuckled. “Drink,” he said, and my traitorous fingers latched on to the goblet.”-Acotar page 350

Rhysand asked Feyre twice. She said no twice. And then Rhysand (who has the ability to mind control) tells her to drink once again and she magically agrees? Seems unlikely to me.

My theory: Rhysand knew other fae were watching Feyre who was human reject his offer. Got embarrassed because he didn’t want people to see a human defying him. And used his powers on her to make her drink.

If you disagree that’s fine but please don’t try and tell me he was doing it for her “own good”.

[astrababyy]

I will never get over Feyre’s piss poor attempts at trying to “analyze” politics playing out in front of her. It sounds SO pseudo-intellectual.

[mygreendandelion]

aRrOgAnCe - Or An AtTeMpT aT fRiEnDsHiP?

[astrababyy]

Oh my god don’t remind me of that train wreck lmao

[cresswe11]

the last of us premiere last night and now tonight mandalorian s3 trailer coming like wow we’re eating good rn im giggling

[untitled65868]

“Even the author said—”

Okay but have you considered, maybe, that the author is also incorrect?

[ladyelain]

If there’s no big ass Autumn Court event happening in Elucien's or Gwynriel's book hosted by my Lord Eris Vanserra, then I won’t read them.

[helion-ism]

we just need to spend more time in other courts than the night court in general 😮‍💨

[ae-neon]

What Nesta Archeron could have been, for a brief moment was, and thanks to acosf will never be again. The Lady Archeron. (Mortal Lands Nesta, you were IT.)

[gwynesta-archive]

Feyre: how dare Lucien and Tamlin think Rhysand could ever SA anyone or believe me while I pretend to be a SA survivor!

Meanwhile, Rhysand: *has worked for Amarantha for 50 years, forces Feyre to dance around naked in frond of everyone (including Tamlin and Lucien), drugs her, kisses her against a wall, twists her bone, is known to run the CoN aka Evil Capital of Prythian, etc*

[keepittoyourshelf]

Building off what someone else said here, Rhysand wasn’t only NOT out of character in ACOSF, I would argue he’s the realest he’s ever been, the closest to his true self. It just took a perspective other than Feyre’s to actually make it obvious to the masses.

Funny how things work when you don’t have a narrator literally making excuses for the poor behavior of another every other sentence.

[queercontrarian]

beauty and the beast tamlin is OUT

sleeping beauty tamlin is IN

let my man sleep for a hundred years while his mother's rose bushes rank around the manor and impale every trespasser who tries to get in. folk making up legends about what happened. maybe one day someone will come who the thorns decide is worthy of entering the manor and finally waking the beast of spring.

[theladyofbloodshed]

I love the idea that Nesta is a really bad person meanwhile Feyre set the lady of autumn on fire at the high lord meeting

[flowerflamestars]

all she wanted…WAS CASSIAN AND BABIES?

ARE YOU FUCKING-

No power. Didn’t actually complete the bloodrite she killed her way across. Keeps giving up her damn sword. Nothing for herself but some dude, who will always value a High Lord over her. 

[sunsummoner]

AND THE SWORDS, which she MADE HERSELF, don’t even BELONG to her but are fAtEd to make a high lord who doesn’t even respect her “hiGh kiNg” because no book in this series can refrain from bowing down to rice krispie supreme, apparently

[cinaja]

And she spends the ENTIRE BOOK hating herself and thinking herself unworthy even at the end, and the narrative keeps reaffirming that. She KEEPS APOLOGIZING AND GROVELING before people who never ONCE treat her with respect or apologize back to her.

[cinaja]

"You do have a choice," Rhys said firmly. "You'll always have a choice here."

Excuse me? Is this meant to be a joke??? You forced her to move to the House of Wind. Forced her to work in the library and train with Cassian. Had her house torn down. You even dictate what she EATS. And while I suppose she technically did have a choice, it doesn't really count if the only alternative you offer is something you all seem to assume will get her killed. Nesta hasn't been given a single proper choice in the entire damned book.

This has to be a joke.