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OBI-WAN KENOBI (2022) ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2002) REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005) AHSOKA (2023)

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Anakin's behind-the-back lightsaber twirl in:
OBI-WAN KENOBI (2022) ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2002) REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005) AHSOKA (2023)
my takeaway of Lupin III pt. 5
Based on:
Obi-Wan Kenobi (1ª Temp.)
Episodio 5: ''Part V''
• Dirección: Deborah Chow
• Guion: Joby Harold, Andrew Stanton
• Cinematografía: Chung-hoon Chung
• Cast: Hayden Christensen
Chapter 40: For-getting Home
of "Every Flavor of You", Part V
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There was no time in that place. No before and after. They were not there, then they were and time ceased. Without there being any order between these things, Derek saw that place, experienced the raw unfiltered reality of it, saw the branching worlds of their home, and then time was back and they were gone. As the unified them-ness of Derek and Stiles together pushed on the bead of their home universe at their chosen moment in time, time returned, and as it did, as they broke through the glass of the bubble, the blighted branch of their universe broke off, leaving room for something new to grow, and they crashed into it. Into their home.
Derek’s non-body flinched into the bubble as they came home, but despite the shatteringness of their reentry, it was gentle. It was like– It was like walking through rain while caked with mud. Layers of grime washing off of him as he walked.
The fear of losing Stiles. The loneliness of being in a universe where there was no one else to witness the marvel of what they were together. The loneliness of seeing versions of all the other people he loved, none of whom remembered his past. The past that felt like home. Like ghosts of other lives. The sorrow and heartbreak and betrayal and disappointment and the impossible weight of knowing that his own choices led to his family’s deaths; of knowing that he would never feel like he ever deserved anything good ever again. The knife of watching Stiles get sick with some unexplainable illness; of watching him decline; of being willing to trade away anything he had if only he could make Stiles better; of losing him; of watching him die; of shattering apart and falling out of the universe that was his home. It all washed off him like dirt, leaving a trail behind him as he walked through the rain.
…
And the memories…
The nowhere world itself. Its unreality. Its non-physicality. The way it was dream made tangible. The home he built there with Stiles. The way Derek tried to not look too closely at their haunted home. To focus just on Stiles. The only real thing in that world where there was nothing else but Stiles and Derek.
The world where they were trapped in a machine. Where Derek saw a version of himself as separate from him.
The world where he met Stiles’ mom. Where she helped them find their way home. Where she told him how beautiful their love for each other was.
The world where he didn’t know what was going on and found himself on a TV set. The world where he claimed Stiles as his mate in front of everyone. The world where they almost died in a car crash. Where Stiles would throw his whole life away to be with Derek.
The circus world. The band world. The library world. The world where Derek played basketball, and Stiles was a cheerleader. Where Stiles was bendy and insatiable. Where Derek was insatiable too. The world where they owned a bakery together.
The world where his dad was. Where he got to hear his dad tell him how proud of him he was. How he couldn’t think of a better match for him than Stiles. The world where Stiles schemed to make it so that they could be together, even there.
The world where Stiles was carrying his children. The world where they were roommates in college who were only too happy to take advantage of their living situation. The world where they were coworkers in a diner, or coworkers as superheroes, or workers who worked in the same building together.
The world where Stiles was kidnapped. Where Derek broke someone’s neck to make sure she could never hurt someone he loved ever again. Where he was desperately in love with Stiles and convinced that the only way to love Stiles was from afar. Where Derek was convinced that he was cursed. That he was poison. Where he had been possessed for a time. Where Stiles had been possessed for longer. Where the real poison had come from.
And then there was home. Home after the poison. Of Stiles getting sick and dying. But also, because they happened at the same time, of Derek falling in love with Stiles for the first time. Where Derek fell so hard for a boy that he hadn’t even realized was already in love with him.
…the details of all of these worlds. The facts. The people. All the bad, and all the good. All the memories in them. They washed off of him too.
Until there was just him left. Him left with three ineffable facts etched into his soul:
that he belonged to Stiles,
that Stiles belonged to him,
and that, goddamnit, he deserved him. They deserved each other. That they deserved their happiness.
…
And that’s all he needed.
…
And the last speck of mud was off of him.
He was cleaned of it. Changed but free.
…
…
It was like blinking. Like falling asleep.
Like falling into blackness.
…
…
…
“Here,” Stiles said, holding out a folded piece of notebook paper for Derek. “Text me later so I have your number too.”
Derek was– Derek was two weeks into the new school year, and he had been late showing up on the first day of class. By the time he got there, there was only one chair left, meaning Derek was paired up with Stiles Stilinski as lab partners for the year.
So far, being Stiles’ lab partner had been fine. Stiles was clearly trying to get him to open up, but considering that they hadn’t actually had to work together yet, Derek had managed to keep him at arm’s length. He didn’t need to get close to him. Even if he was cute. Even if he couldn’t help but picture him in his arms.
“You know,” Stiles said, still holding out the paper. “For our project.”
When Derek was sheltered in the privacy of his open locker a few minutes later, he unfolded the scrap of paper. There, in Stiles’ haphazard handwriting was his name, below it a telephone number, and below that there was a simple smiley face: two dots and an arc, and even though Derek’s face was hidden in his locker he could feel himself blushing.
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The idea that Vader knew Reva was a youngling from the temple and knowingly played along until he could get her with that “Youngling” jab?
That kind of unrivaled pettiness?
Yeah no, that’s definitely Anakin Skywalker under there.
ALL MY LUPIN STUFF all from this summer :l> 🤍🤍🤍
Once (5/5)
**This story takes place before it was revealed that Addison would come back/is alive **
Book: The Nanny Affair & Open Heart Crossover AU
Characters involved: Sam Dalton (M!MC), Ethan Ramsey (M!MC) and Vivian Dalton (F!MC)
Part V of V / Miniseries
Words: 1,900+
Rating: Mature
TW: Cancer, character death, mental illness
Summary: It’s weeks after Addis funeral. Sam and the boys settle in a bit, when Sam gets a surprise.
A/N: This is in honor of my friend Mira who died from ovarian cancer. May you rest in peace 💜