I Posit That George Lucas Biggest Flaw Isnt That He Sucks As A Dialogue Writer, But That Hes Too Chicken-shit

i posit that george lucas’ biggest flaw isn’t that he sucks as a dialogue writer, but that he’s too chicken-shit to commit to the bit. upon requests, i will elaborate.

some day i'm going to write an essay about how padme naberrie is the most hindu character in all of star wars in terms of aesthetic and culture, and i will lament on how george lucas did absolutely nothing with hinduism and hindu moralities just so he could have his tragic love lamp.

why does Star Wars fandom, specifically pro and anti Jedi fans, always cheapen the most poignant moments of Star Wars?

with the pro Jedi people, why do y’all always make it seem like Luke was this naive idiot who blindly believed that his dad had good in him, as if he hasn’t been personally been tormented to the point of mutilation?

with anti-jedi people, why do y’all just try to pin all the blame for Anakin on literally anyone else; yeah he had help getting to the point where he did, but in the end, he jumped off.

stop trying to strip all the fun things about Star Wars from Star Wars.

so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god

well now i’m thinking about ahsoka and luke.

what do you do when you meet your brother’s son? the one who saved him — the one who succeeded where you failed. you said ‘i won’t leave you’; he said ‘i won’t leave you’. only one works. your brother comes home only once, and it’s not to you. of course it’s not to you. you left first. isn’t it your punishment? you left first and you spend the rest of your life trying to come back but of course you never can, isn’t that the first thing you learn about leaving home? it’s never the same again.

your brother comes home for the son he doesn’t even know. your brother would’ve killed you where you stood. how the fuck are you supposed to cope with that?

ok fuck it