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i like to think that our blogs are just our own little personal museums of all the things we like, and we can visit each other’s museums and leave nice notes at the reception.

endless favorites ♡ dinah laurel lance x oliver queen (dc comics)

“i’d say follow me, but that’s not the way this relationship works, is it? nobody’s following anybody. we hunt together.”

some songs aren't just songs, they're feelings, they're a memory, they're vibes of a certain period of time in your life that you can't put into words

I'm sure if I had friends this would happen 68% of time!

Padme: Can you please not Anakin yourself into a worse situation than it already is?

Anakin: Did you just use my name as a verb?

Ahsoka: Yeah, we do it a lot when you’re not around.

The type of shit I would love to hear about me

“She’s a demon. But she’s like a really cool demon. And I’m just a foolish mortal”

— a random guy at lunch talking about the girl he likes  (via crystawl)

The tragedy of Anakin Skywalker is that he made a mistake. A terrible mistake caused by manipulation, hypocrisy, lies and...love. He made a mistake when he fell in love, when he let it guide him, when he let it overtake him and make him happy. He made a mistake when he confessed his love to Padme Amidala.

He made a mistake that caused him and the galaxy so much pain. The fear of losing what you love is the fear Jedi were taught to overcome the most. The perfection of the art of letting go became their goal and purpose. Through letting go they found peace.

But what is peace compared to the love of a woman? What is peace compared to the life of your children? Nothing. A word. Less than a word.

Anakin Skywalker let love inside of him, but once love has entered you, there is no way back. It will live in you, torture you, haunt you, until you either kill it or accept it. Killing love makes you merely human. Killing love does not leave peace, it only leaves dust and smoke and wounds.

The Jedi weren’t supposed to fall in love in the first place.

But love leads to fear. And fear causes the gravest mistakes, fear blinds and deafens you, no sense can overcome it. No discipline can make one fully let go of what one loves. People don’t work that way.

So Anakin Skywalker accepted love. He let it in. He came to the Order with seeds of fear already planted into him. Jedi take in infants so they can shield them from both love and fear from the very beginning. For once one knows love, there is no letting go.

But Anakin Skywalker already knew what love was. He knew how it was to lose it too. So he let it in again, for what is duty at the face of love? And with it came the fear of loosing it the way he had lost it before.

So Anakin Skywalker chose. He chose love over everything. He killed for love, he suffered and betrayed for love, and when he had the chance to take what he had been fighting for...he didn’t.

The true tragedy of Anakin Skywalker was that he made a mistake. He chose love over duty, and he paid for every second of it.

Turns out, the Jedi were right all along. Right in everything but their choice to take Anakin in. Right in everything but their own fear of loosing the power they could have gotten.

Turns out, the Sith were right too. Once people get power, the only fear they have is loosing it.

Balance is the true tragedy here. Balance is never merciful. Balance is cold. Balance brings peace. And death. Balance is never only black or only white. Neither is love.

But in the end, for Anakin Skywalker all of it — the Jedi, the Sith, Balance, the Truth, the Force — meant only one thing. Suffering.

Anakin Skywalker’s true tragedy is that he was never truly free. He was deceived. He made a mistake. He payed for his mistake with everything he had. Justice is never merciful either.

Anakin Skywalker’s true tragedy is that his greatest mistake was being human. And that the punishment for it was taking everything that made him so away.

Anakin Skywalker’s story is about justice at first glance. But in reality it is about the opposite of it.