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I always saw it more as them knowing the beginning war will separate them even more then their normal duties would and wanting some type of connection that feels more tangible than just "technically in a relationship".

it is always wild to me to remember that mon is only like 2 years older than padmé

like i always think of mon as so much older because she was introduced as this wise, middle-aged leader of the rebellion and padmé is the girl who died young, but actually their first political collaboration was probably derailing a committee meeting to make it about why bail should buy them (both under the coruscant drinking age) wine

very much in the spirit of the Millennium Falcon held together with glup shitto glue

#perfect likeness #what a heap of junk (via @tarvek-sturmvoraus)

actually i think the clones are kinda scared by the concept of a nuclear family. they were raised by several hundred beings, almost a hundred of them from a culture that values childcare above all else, so the idea that just two people are supposed to be responsible for the entire family of kids??? two??? are you fucking good besties?????? you need at least four parents like a squad has?????? they're relieved to learn about polyamory because finally someone has the proper number of parents

I don't think people understand how rare honesty was for Padme, who worked, lived, and was raised in a world surrounded by (corrupt) politicians. Anakin's honesty, to the point of confessing murder, was a breathe of fresh air, and most likely a very attractive quality for her.

thinking about padme’s “you’re a good person, don’t do this” vs obi-wan’s “you were the chosen one” hmmmmmmm

My version of Vaderkin will say the cruelest, most callous thing about someone's suffering and then if you look at what he's actively doing he'll be gluing googley eyes to a mouse droid because maybe that way people will find them cuter and not be so mean