LadyGuardian2014

Wife, Mother, Destiny Addict, Fanfiction Enthusiast, Proud SciFi Fan

[dredgen-dumbass]

What I imagine a Last City newspaper looks like

[midaminijuul]

actually drives me nuts that guardians use their ghosts as flashlights. I'm going to jump into the dark pit of one million enemies. let me pull out my small defenseless friend who is in charge of my eternal life and the source of almost all of my power. STRAP A FLASHLIGHT TO YOUR HEAD!!!!! PUT YOUR GHOST AWAY!!!!!!!

[ithinkthiswasabadidea]

So I just finished The Empty Man quest

[curioscurio]

Obi-Wan "cant sit normal" Kenobi

[secretly-a-trekkie]

"I can't not hate you for that, a little"

[archerygun]

It’s always so heartbreaking to me that every time we see Owen display how he really feels about Luke in canon (the books, and Kenobi) Luke is never there to hear it.

When Owen faces down the inquisitor and declares that Luke IS his son, Luke is already way out of earshot (even though I do sort of consider the Kenobi show non-canon). When Owen talks to Beru after the argument with Luke on the day they die, telling her he feels bad about having to squash Luke’s dreams and wanting to find some way to make it up to him, he never hears it.

Owen’s relationship with Luke WAS complex, and it was rocky sometimes. I’ve always read this as Owen having difficulty being emotionally open, at least as far as the ANH novel and Kenobi show have shown. Owen loves Luke DEEPLY, right to his core. But he doesn’t know how to put that into words. He’s an awkward man! He’s been raised on nightmare hell planet where becoming too attached to someone might end up in them being killed or sold into slavery and you being miserable! Look at what happened to both of his mothers!

When someone you love dies, you look at all their actions with a new light and deeper introspection. Can you imagine the absolute world-shattering thoughts Luke must have had after Owen and Beru died?

Realising he was more deeply loved than he could have ever realised, even if Owen had a harder time showing it.

And Owen’s parental anxiety is shown in Kenobi! Owen Lars, one of the most dedicated fathers in the galaxy, probably died wondering if his son would ever know how much he really loved him.

Owen probably died with so, so many regrets. Owen probably died wondering if he deserved to raise Luke (which he DID) and if he had done enough to prepare his son for the world (HE DID).

Owen Lars has always been a heartbreaking character for me.

[ventresses]

Star Wars + Text Posts & Headlines

Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022), pt. 2

[ninthriven]

Avery (they/them)

[telestoapologist]

saint and failsafe having pet playdates together will be the death of me 😭😭😭 i love them SO much

[stealingpotatoes]

Would Anakin and Padme have more kids after Luke and Leia? I can see the twin becoming overprotective of their younger siblings?

i don't think they would rlly -- partly bc the twins are enough for them but largely because:

[theladyfulcrum]

From “they stand alone” to Padmé thinking about how “very alone” Obi-Wan looks as Anakin is lost. Let me die.

[rmblythe7]

Obi-Wan so politely asking Qui-Gon’s force ghost for help when he realizes Anakin is Darth Vader, meanwhile I’d be banging a damn gong like Mushu “Rise and shine, asshole! You told me to take this kid and now the galaxy’s imploding. COME FIX IT!”

[hanasnx]

i play mass effect for the plot

the plot:

[tone-chan]

A gardener gets heart disease and a bunch of reanimated zombies have to cure it.

[mlokingbird]

i have an update

i saw a few “saint-14 teach her how to hold birds” and, well,

she’s got the spirit

[magnusbae]

Anakin being so unhinged he's no longer connected to the doorframe + bonus:

[baede-6]

I love that Ghost is just a character in a video game. That's all he is. Ghost is literally just a character in a video game and yet every single person I have ever met that plays Destiny, loves their Ghost like he's real.

Like he's actually a part of us like he is to our Guardians.

Because in a way, he is.

The emotional bond we formed with him is real.

Everyone I know that I have talked to about the end of The Final Shape, admitted to crying over Ghost. (Even my friends that I would say are more emotionally shut off). From my New Light friends to my Veteran friends that have been playing since Beta.

Ghost is just a character in a video game and Bungie managed to make a character that we feel is a part of us like they are to our character.

Nolan North put the emotion, the love, the humor,the concern,the compassion needed into the voice lines over the course of two games to get us attached to Ghost.

The writing team at Bungie, gave life to a little robot shell full of life, where if you were like me, loved him from day 1.

Every time Ghost has ever referenced how long he spent looking for me (My Guardian) or where he found me, I've gotten emotional. So when I got to that part in the the Cosmodrome in The Final Shape, not gonna lie, I got a little teary eyed. That was where it all began.

I'm his and he is mine.

My little guy. My little buddy for life.

He's just a fictional character.

But he's so much more than that.

I know no one at Bungie will ever read this, and I'm ok with that, but I just want to thank them for creating Ghost. I want to thank Nolan North for bringing him to life with his voice.

Now if you excuse me, I have to go hug my Ghost and then go on some adventures with him. ❤️♠️