Forgiveness

Forgiveness

Our dorks in love 💜🧡

Peridea

Protect this man at all costs 😍😍

Ooh ask away 🥰🥰

Hey, here's a fun new game. Put "📓" or some other version of a book emoji into my inbox and I'll explain the plot of a fanfiction that I haven't written but daydream about.

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Let Sabine and Ezra live happily ever after

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I want the romance. I want them to be in love.

I want it to be obvious. Stated outright. Confident.

Reciprocated.

I want a Big Moment and a Big Kiss.

I want the most satisfying conclusion to their story, which is Happily Ever After. Together.

We didn’t see these characters fall in love in the span of a few hours of a movie. It wasn’t a day or a week or a month in-universe and then all of a sudden *ta-daa* I Love You.

No, both in and out of universe, this relationship took years. It was built. From the ground up. This love was earned. It was tested and tried. It matured with age and time spent together, with ever-increasing trust and vulnerability. They persevered through the worst and saw and inspired the best in one another. Side by side, they sought to become better and better versions of themselves.

They remained loyal to one another even when separated by galaxies and the span of a decade.

That is a love story worth telling. Not just any love. Romantic love. How many romances do we have that are this good? This profound and developed and worthy of becoming something?! Few. So few.

Sabezra is a romance worth having in modern media. It’s definitely worth having in Star Wars, which already suffers for lack of successful romances. It’s a fairy tale and an ideal, and yet it’s still something so attainable that it gives us hope in our real lives. It’s a love worth seeing and experiencing to its fruition because we know it’s going to last. It already has.

Ezra and Sabine have committed their lives to one another, and the best way to continue that story is to make it official. It’s unfair to them and to us to let this relationship drift in ambiguity forever.

Let them build the home and the family together that they missed out on growing up. Let them have the life that they deserve, especially after all they’ve given up.

Let them fall in love.