— NATALIE PORTMAN behind the scenes of ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2000)
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— NATALIE PORTMAN behind the scenes of ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2000)
Queen Amidala of Naboo.
if you sat through the entire han/leia dynamic in the OT and still somehow don't have a grasp of the bickering-as-sexual-tension trope to the point where you complain that satine is "too mean" to obi-wan as if that's not literally how we as the audience are supposed to tell that they have it bad for each other idk what to tell you
the clone wars is so funny because satine kryze is constantly having the worst day of her life and seems both used to it and traumatized as hell
People in Star Wars fandom will say stuff like "I support women's wrongs!" And "We need more complex women!" And then on the same sentence hate Ahsoka for being Annoying, hate Satine because she was mean to Obi-Wan once, and hate Padmé for being Padmé.
It is fascinating to observe how some fans of a certain pairing (we all know who I’m talking about) insist on belittling the Anakin/Padmé dynamic as a mere "dramatic romance novel"",while framing their own favorite as if it were a high-minded "Arthurian legend" (Thomas Malory is turning over in him grave at this comparison, by God). As if the sheer audacity to be honest about one’s feelings and refuse to turn a life into a performance of endless repression makes a story "lesser" than their brand of tragic theater
Let me save you the disappointment: that isn't a profound analysis...it’s a coping mechanism. A true tragic legend and fairy tales is defined by the courage to fight for the right to love and the integrity to be honest with oneself, rather than hiding behind a codependent cycle that systematically dismantles both duty and character. Romanticizing emotional paralysis and rebranding a refusal to take accountability as "noble sacrifice" doesn't make your ship a classic; it just makes it a very convenient, well-packaged illusion...
You know, You are absolutely free to dislike obitine. Ship what you ship…But putting anti-obitine discourse in the obitine tag just feels unnecessary. Fandom is more fun when you ship what you like and let others do the same. ✌️
Did I do anything illegal? I just expressed my opinion. I always do this, and for example, if I write something about Ahsoka, I put both Ahsoka in the tags and anti/criticism of Ahsoka. This is the internet, and I can express my opinion. I'm not spamming anyone's private messages, am I?
Or is there only one opinion, and others are wrong, and I have no right to write anything unusual?
Well, then you don't need to constantly assert your pairing against the one I like... but you can't do without it....
Huh? I haven’t asserted anything about any ship. I like both anidala and obitine. Very obviously, You are free to have whatever opinion you’d like…I simply stated it’s unnecessary to post it in the ships tag where people that do enjoy a ship go to discuss things they love. I’m not interested in arguing with you or anyone else, so genuinely do whatever you want. take care
funny thing, the senator danced with a jedi all night during the senate ball.... they must be really good friends.
Revenge of the Sith (2005) dir. George Lucas
ANAKIN SKYWALKER Revenge of the Sith (2005) dir. George Lucas
Nah what made it so funny that George started to laugh lol
Paul McCartney working on mixing and track order for The White Album (1968) Photographer: Linda McCartney
CATE BLANCHETT as Veronica Guerin VERONICA GUERIN (2003) dir. Joel Schumacher
It is fascinating to observe how some fans of a certain pairing (we all know who I’m talking about) insist on belittling the Anakin/Padmé dynamic as a mere "dramatic romance novel"",while framing their own favorite as if it were a high-minded "Arthurian legend" (Thomas Malory is turning over in him grave at this comparison, by God). As if the sheer audacity to be honest about one’s feelings and refuse to turn a life into a performance of endless repression makes a story "lesser" than their brand of tragic theater
Let me save you the disappointment: that isn't a profound analysis...it’s a coping mechanism. A true tragic legend and fairy tales is defined by the courage to fight for the right to love and the integrity to be honest with oneself, rather than hiding behind a codependent cycle that systematically dismantles both duty and character. Romanticizing emotional paralysis and rebranding a refusal to take accountability as "noble sacrifice" doesn't make your ship a classic; it just makes it a very convenient, well-packaged illusion...
You know, You are absolutely free to dislike obitine. Ship what you ship…But putting anti-obitine discourse in the obitine tag just feels unnecessary. Fandom is more fun when you ship what you like and let others do the same. ✌️
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Everyone in the galaxy, apparently: oh my god, kill that guy right now
Duel of the Fates
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace – 1999
Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones – 2002
Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith – 2005
Obi-Wan Kenobi series – 2022