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ink-dot-kay

Reylo commissions ⭐✨

ellemisc

i walked with you once upon a dream ☁️

sentinelreylo

That moment when Kylo decides he’s going to kill Snoke. Peep that contempt.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)

afterblossom

It was a lovely wedding. Except, this was someone else's wedding, someone else's bride and he was not the groom. Until he decided he should be.🤭

earstwo

this love is alive back from the dead these hands had to let it go free and this love came back to me

izachin

Guess what I’m rewatching 👀 #reylo #rey #kyloren #dyad #starwars #bensolo #reyxben #sequeltrilogy #theforceawakens #thelastjedi #procreate #fanart #ArtistOnTwitter #art

reyloversum

I know everything I need to know about you

𝖗𝖊𝖞𝖑𝖔 𝖎𝖓 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖒𝖎𝖉𝖉𝖑𝖊 𝖆𝖌𝖊𝖘 ⚔️

cloudyfacewithjam

Adam Driver in 65 (2023)

kylosroboarm

He sees her in his nightmares. In the darkness.

She’s changed. Broken from losing him.

kylosroboarm

— and, god, i wish i’d fallen with you // k.s.

emeraldspiral

I never watched any Star Wars, why is Reylo problematic? Is incest or what?

It's really not problematic at all. The films go out of their way to show that Kylo Ren takes it easy on Rey compared to other opponents and never actually tries to kill her. If you look at how their fights are choreographed he clearly has multiple opportunities to cut her down but doesn't take them because his goal is to turn her to his side, never to kill her.

Some people really, really wanted Rey to be the daughter of Han or Luke or one of their other favs as wish fulfillment and kept insisting on it even though there were clips out there of Daisy Ridley saying stuff like "Rey's parents aren't important" and "Have you seen the movie? Clearly, I wasn't (the daughter of Han Solo)" before The Last Jedi even came out and made it explicit that Rey and Kylo Ren/Ben Solo weren't related and the romantic tension between them wasn't in the fans' heads. The scene where they hold hands was literally described as "the closet thing to a sex scene in Star Wars" and people still act like them kissing at the end of TROS was "forced" or "out of nowhere".

People just had a massive hateboner for the ship because it was more popular than their ships, because they thought Adam Driver was ugly, because he killed their fav, because he wasn't a self-insert Gary Stu fanchild who was totally stoked about being related to their heroes, or because they projected an idea of Ben as a stand in for their toxic exes or white supremacists or incels or whatever group they despise the most. But in actuality, Ben is so soft inside being evil makes him miserable. The only reason he does it is because he's looking for approval from a toxic paternal figure who groomed him his entire life and took advantage of the generational trauma he inherited and even then he still can't help but empathize with Rey, long before she sees any good in him.