#leah rants

[itsthegirlinthebowtie]

ahsoka using only one lightsaber while fighting the inquisitor is so snips of her. like yeah you have a double bladed lightsaber well I have two lightsabers but I only need one to get your ass

[kate-mccannon]

Having OCD and avoidant attachment disorder is a fucking trip because I’m convinced I have some sort of cluster b personality disorder and that’s why no one vibes with me when the real answer is people DO like me, they’re just annoyed how I need reassurance 24/7 and also don’t want connection. Looking outside in, I would also be annoyed with me

[daisysmalia]

People freaking out already when we know nothing ughhhhh

[backintheblackparade]

I feel like anything Disney makes concerning Luke Skywalker is missing the fundamental heart of his character: in Return of the Jedi, it is not his faith in the Force that brings peace back to the galaxy, but his faith in his father’s love.

Luke felt anger, fought with everything he had to succeed in his mission and defeat the Sith. Over and over they threatened to kill everyone he had left that he loved, and destroy anything good remaining in the galaxy. And yet, in the final confrontation, every hard-wrought lesson he’d learned across the Trilogy finally clicked into place. Rather than fully give into his anger, Luke chooses peace. He lets go of his rage, lays down his weapons, refuses to fight any further, and places the choice back into the hands of the Chosen One. His father. Who he believed in with his whole heart. Who would validate that belief in his final act, saving the lives of his children and bringing the long-awaited Balance to the Force, just as foretold. Becoming Anakin Skywalker once again, one last time, because his son believed in the impossible, and that unwavering belief made it so.

The Jedi of the Old Republic thought it impossible to return to the Light once a Jedi had Fallen to the Dark Side. They also shunned emotion and connection. Therefore, Luke’s thesis to the galaxy is one of True Balance, where the rituals and practices of the old guard Jedi are respected, but their foremost priorities are peace and love.

So all this isolation, bitterness, violence, and ultimatums? This is not Luke. Luke is a being of love. He believes in his family and friends, and drags them (often reluctantly) from the brink of darkness into the best selves they can be. He is a man of balance, who believes in the Force, and, most especially, the bonds of family.

[swanguk]

NOT JIMIN BEING ON THE FAST AND FURIOUS SOUNDTRACK I’M SCREAMING

[gojos-espresso]

Just finished Vanitas no carte last night and I just in love with vanijeanne or jeannitas (cause why not). Despite the rocky start it has such a tragically beautiful vibe to it that I’m smitten with a ship for the first time in years. The reverse vampire-human trope and the pining they have is just adorable!!! The angsty blood sucking scene in ep11 made my heart clench! It’s beautiful in ways one can not express. Also vanitas is such a sucker for jeanne draining his blood. It’s perfect!

[leahuzumakisblog]

Physics and Chemistry are the reason I sleep in a coffin every night high on caffeine at 3 am.

[adreamofspring-archive]

Sooo thoughts on the episode(negativity sorry):

I’m going to try not to be bitter about everything but legit the only things that saved last nights episode was Jonerys and Gendrya. Everything else is canceled. There I said it.

Still salty that everything Daenerys has suffered and worked hard for is being undermined and given to a man who doesn't even want it. Daenerys has earned everything she’s ever had and for it to just be... given away...... is so insulting to me. We’ve watched her come over everything, abuse, slavery, sexual assault, beaten, mocked, become a striong powerful person who took her disadvantages and turned them into her advantage and for what? For someone to come along and say ‘Oh yeah, everything you’re working for is for naught’ ?? yuck.

Still salty that she’s risking her entire army, remaining dragons, resources and own life to save the North and they’re treating her like actual garbage. IDK what else she has to do for them, literally die I guess?? Maybe not even then would they appreciate her.

Still salty that she was painted as ‘unmerciful’ to the audience when she’s been plenty merciful in her life Sam just doesn't know it. Even Jon said, “I’ve executed men who disobeyed me-” as if every

Still annoyed that every single character s*nsa comes in contact with is dumb-ed down for her characters benefit i.e. (Arya - not as strong and wouldn’t have survived what she did. Jon - an idiot for saving the North. Dany - Mad Queen and foreign invader. Tyrion - no longer clever) I’m just tired of them tearing down every character she interacts with just to boost her up in some way. Even Jon and Arya’s reunion, something fans have been waiting for years, was about still her in the end. 

Jon asking S*nsa if she has any faith in him at all made my heart hurt so much. I just want to hug him. He literally went south and gained allies and dragons and weapons and came back with the strongest person in all of westeros and he’s still being bitched at for it. Boy can’t catch a break.

S*nsa has every right under the sun to not trust Daenerys, but Daenerys also at the very least deserves some form of respect from her in my opinion. She’s risking everything for the North, her people.

Ned Umber being a child and being killed for plot purposes is messed up. As soon as she showed Daenerys an ounce of respect I knew he was a goner - should’ve assumed by his name though.

About the 8x02 promo:

*sigh* Not ready to deal with the fandom after s*nsa x dany scene. I hate that they’re doing to them what they did to s*nsa x arya in s7. it’s so frustrating and annoying ugh. why can’t women just work together why does there have to be a cat fight.

I’m already seeing people say “wow I just started liking her” referring to Daenerys because she is angry at Jaime lol. Daenerys has every right to be mad at Jaime, he literally helped cause the fall of her house, started the domino effect that ultimately caused her good sister, niece and nephew to be brutally murdered, and while you wanna accept it or not- did negatively effect her life. Don’t be mad at Daenerys for being mad at the man who killed her father. Basically what I’m getting is that Sam can and is right to be mad at Daenerys for executing his father but Daenerys can’t be remotely upset with Jaime for killing hers? I don’t understand that logic.

It was just a very rough messy episode for me and I personally did not like it. The only things that saved it were Jonerys make out session x flying the dragons and Gendrya flirting. 

I can’t wait for this petty drama to be over so we can get to the actual problem - you know, the night king and the army of the dead.