tsukuyio:

“i truly deeply love you”

“come back”

"I am someone who did not die when I should have died."

Anne Carson, Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides (via agooduniverse)

republicdied:

^{looking for a mother of the stars? a fashion icon? the physical embodiment of liberty and peace?? look no further! padme naberrie amidala of star wars, heavily influenced by the revenge of the sith novelization, is here to fill the aching void in your soul with naught more than the PURE SUNLIGHT that is her smile. inspiring compassion, she holds within her the stubborn regality of a queen and the fierceness of a nekku. if you find yourself swearing your fealty to her like the knights of old— embrace it as i, michelle, have and join me in protecting her from any and all fuckbois!}

serennian:

Have you seen ridiculous amounts of ‘count poopoo’ jokes and thought “that cool beardy Sith with the cape and flashy sword is probably a great character who deserves better than this treatment”? Are you annoyed that despite the fact that there is a somewhat decent amount of content outside the movies for said character, there’s still a lot about him to be explored? Do you wish that this grossly underused and under-appreciated character could be seen as the complex, three-dimensional, old man badass he really is? Well then this blog is probably and hopefully for you! So give this a like or reblog if you’d be interested in writing with Count Dooku/Darth Tyranus of (not quite enough) Star Wars fame! Taken from lucasfilm and given the characterisation he deserves by Conal.

alderaanheir.

^{❝   a bit hypocritical, mama, don’t you think ?   ❞}

^{“  perhaps.  ”     a grin tugs her lips skyward—}  she’s caught.   ^{found guilty without question.     “  it would appear the muja fruit doesn’t fall too far from the tree.  ”}

honeymoonqueen:

I’VE ALWAYS ADMIRED AND HATED THAT PART ABOUT HER

- r.k

reynaberrieorgana:

Padme’s Wardrobe: (1/?) Blue and silver packing gown

dathomirborn.

Speaking HONESTLY is difficult for her– after living so many years lying just to meet her ends, honesty has become a foreign concept. Asajj’s RELUCTANCE to be truthful shows itself in the lines of her face. “There’s nothing more that you can do for me.”

^{the struggle etched into her features is what gives her the} COURAGE  ^{to lay a cool hand upon her arm. she has never been one to place judgement upon others for differences or mistakes.     “ don’t—}  don’t give up hope.   ^{we always have a choice. tell me what is troubling you.  ”}