sabacc:

Obi-Wan trash-talking to Vader

oobiwan:

tbh in the end the one thing i ship with obi wan is happiness

#u know there are sad stories there are sadder stories there are heart breaking stories and then there is obi wan’s story #i have nevver ..in any fictional universe ever #witnessed any character who was so incredibly loving and kind hearted live through so much pain and suffering #he lost everything #absolutely everything #to the one seninent being he loved most in the universe #and he blamed himself for it #like he had to watch how innicent children were slaughtered in front of him…BY HIS BROTHER #and in the end..after all he had to go through…he was still the kindest human being possible #idk about u but i cry every time i think more than 3 minutes about obi wan

lenoreamidala:

The dark is generous and it is patient and it always wins – but in the heart of its strength lies its weakness: one lone candle is enough to hold it back.

lenoreamidala:

“When you see the films one through six it’s a very very different experience…but the idea of when Darth Vader comes on in episode 4 it suddenly has a huge, powerful effect because you know, right from the get go that that is Princess Leia’s father. You know that when you cut down to Luke, you know that that’s his son. And you realize that Darth Vader is a pathetic character, he’s not this big all-powerful monster. He’s actually this pathetic man who made some wrong choices, who found himself trapped in the word of evil…and the only people who can get him out are his kids.” - George Lucas

ladyintheattic:

You were my brother Anakin. I loved you.

rhyannasnow:

all shall fade.

panharmonium:

Little things about TPM that I absolutely love: the fact that in this scene, Obi-Wan turns around first.

Obi-Wan turns first.  It’s not Anakin prompting him, asking for a commitment, asking for reassurance.  Anakin is uncertain and sad and lonely and afraid as heck - of course he doesn’t feel comfortable enough to approach, to ask, to make a move.  

Obi-Wan does the reaching.

And I LOVE that fact, I love it for what it says about him; that he is going to do right by this child, if it’s the last thing he does, if it kills him.  Not after the funeral is over.  Not tomorrow.  Not after he gets himself together.  Now.  Right fucking now.

The moment he decides to turn is the moment he assumes responsibility.  Nobody makes him do it.  No one tells him to turn around; he doesn’t have to address the child - the Council isn’t going to prompt him; Anakin isn’t going to say a word - but Obi-Wan, in the grip of what is always going to be one of the worst moments of his life, pushes forward and lashes himself together and says now, right now, NOW, and does it anyway. 

I will never not see that as a colossal act of courage.

commanderspork:

has this been done

strangeandwonderousdreams:

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