The Writer's Barely-Disguised Fetish

Din asked Rotta to fire up the Razor Crest even though he's a huge Hutt who would have no chance of climbing up that tiny ladder to the cockpit.

Likewise, Grogu really thought Din could fit in the Anzellans' tiny spaceship and fly with them off Nal Hutta...?

*cough* Oh look gladiator John and nobleman Bob. Oh look Bob is being given to John as a reward. *cough* sorry I've got a bad cough.

your moodboards are always SO GOOD omg!! they get me inspired so fast i swear. okay so imagine: john is a very strong, skilled gladiator. he's extremely well known and highly sought after. one day a very wealthy nobleman rents him as part of a lavish funeral. for john, this is pretty much business as usual. at least until he's getting ready before his fight and finds there's some pretty boy sitting there just. staring at him and the other gladiators while he munches on charcuterie. john finds this weird and annoying and calls him out on it. he asks the guy what the hell he's doing and the guy shrugs and gives john's very shirtless body a once over and says "just enjoying the view." john finds himself blushing (when has he ever blushed) and flirts just a little before the guy leaves.

then it's time for the fight. john steps into the arena to begin the games and he's shocked to see the guy he flirted with is seated right beside the nobleman who hired him. john kind of assumed the guy was some kind of staff but no. he's the son of the nobleman. this funeral is for his mother. john decides to make this his best performance ever. after the first game concludes, the nobleman stands up and yanks his son to his feet and declares that whoever wins his games wins his son, robert. as a prize. john has heard of people being used as rewards before but this is different. it's almost like it was decided on a whim. like robert's father looked at him and chose right then to get rid of him. this is backed up by the way robert seems to be trying to pull out of his father's grasp, by how tense he looks beneath this tight hands squeezing his shoulders.

john, immediately, decides that he's going to win. any of the other men there would take robert as a servant or a sexual partner. but john just wants to set him free. he wants to save him from whatever horrible situation he's in with his father. maybe help him get set up with a new, comfortable life if he's cooperative. john's determination leads him to victory. he wins robert. the nobleman delivers his prize by physically throwing robert at john. robert scrapes his hands and knees in the sand, face pale and raw like he hasn't slept since his dad decided to send him away. john immediately helps robert to his feet and takes him back to where he's staying. he helps robert clean his hands and knees and brush the sand out of his beautiful hair. robert does not say a word the entire time, just silently eats the cheese and berries that john found for him to have. it's only when john tries to get him to change into fresh clothes that robert suddenly pulls away from him and snaps.

i like the space dad and alien baby movie

たまごサンドを食べたいグローグー

Grogu found a Japanese convenience store egg sandwich.

Din: "No, the back... there's a little flap..."

༉‧₊˚.WYATT RUSSELL as RAY WALLER

NIGHT SWIM (2024)

Floridian lifeguard Bob x divorced dad on his first vacation alone John.

When John almost drowns at a pretty late hour, Bob drags him out of the water and gives him the most awkward mouth to mouth breathing ever seen and a definitely concerned round of questions about why he has decided to go for a swim while reeking of alcohol.

John will never admit to him, or to himself even, that he drank and drank just to numb himself, and that as the current pushed him under, for a moment he had felt something akin to peace.

But Bob seems to read between John's snarky deflections a little too easily and insists on not leaving him alone.

Even if John's ashamed, he enjoys the long lost company a little too much. Even if Bob feels like he's out of place, he doesn't want John to leave.

They stay up talking until the Sun rises far up in the sky.

After that night, the two inevitably run into each other every day. Each time, their gazes are glued to the other, even from afar.

Bob is so distracted by his lust for that man he can barely do his job.

John suddenly feels the urge to act on the instinct he's repressed for 40 years.

They will meet every evening, with a new excuse every time, sometimes from Bob, some other times from John, the outcome won't change and their attraction won't stop growing.

Come on John!

Is juts little 🍎