Peppermint's Star Wars Sideblog

Over the years, in numerous books and countless fanfics, we've all seen some variation or another of the infamous "I'd burn the world down for you." And fans always swoon over this line because it's framed as this noble or romantic gesture where the character puts their love over everything else.

It’s important to have characters that people can look at and see that they’ve made a decision to be right. Now we have a lot of antiheroes, and I’ve played a lot of them, but there’s something to be said for the pure, unadulterated good guy.”

— Samuel L. Jackson on his character Mace Windu

That's it. That's my answer. Endor.

"It is a story of love and loss, brotherhood and betrayal, courage and sacrifice and the death of dreams. It is a story of the blurred line between our best and our worst."

This joke was born when I first saw a photo of young Ian McDiarmid, and my first thought was: "Wow, he is the most adorable Sith in the galaxy." And my second thought was: "Is that how he looks in the Darth Plagueis novel? :0"

@jedijune // Lightsaber

Here is my silly super late contribution!! The Padawans of every generation love to tinker with their weapon in new astonishing ways :D

Blast it! Qui-Gon thought. “I meant, take care of the guards at the door!” “You could’ve said so!” Obi-Wan shouted. Which was true. Always with the specific instructions! Must he be so literal?