I Take Back Everything I Said About Season 1. It Was A Masterpiece Actually. Season 2 Made Me Realize

When you remember how long it has been since you stood beside the person who made all the sacrifices worth something.

I was thinking about how the real beauty of Codywan is that they are only really allowed to exist in the quiet parts of the war and then I remembered the quote from Everything, Everywhere, All At Once which I think describes them perfectly.

“I wanted to say… in another life I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you.”

Except replace laundry and taxes with paperwork. I think this is Cody’s perspective in particular. This idea of this being the most boring part of his day but it’s a privilege for him because he gets to do it with Obi Wan but also because it’s so completely ordinary. He doesn’t see Obi Wan as this all-powerful Jedi, he just sees him, and that is who he loves. It’s not that his abilities as a Jedi aren’t impressive, but Cody loves the person behind all of it and he would’ve loved him without any of it too. Even though he never took these moments for granted during the war, after Order 66, he still feels like he has. He’d do anything to get that back but it’s his fault that he can’t (or so he believes).

Princess Bride fanart? ✨As you wish✨

I need to know if this movie played an integral part in your childhoods like it did mine ngxngxg

This was one of those films that played on literal repeat for me and my family friends as a kid — though my parents always skipped the R.O.U.S scene bc they thought it was too scary 💀 I turned out to be a huge weenie, so maybe they were right lmao

It’s been on my mind a lot recently, since I finished reading As You Wish by Cary Elwes, the guy who played Wesley! Highly recommend it if you are interested in hearing about the making-of this iconic movie 👀👌✨

If Cody dies, I die too.

i love Commander Cody. he’s gay. he’s beautiful. he’s strong. he’s insanely smart. he crushes droids with his thighs. he’s the kindest man you’ve ever met. he’s extremely competent. he puts up with more bullshit than what should be possible. he’s a feminist. he’s never met a woman.

my villain origin story is having to pay over $500 for a semesters worth of textbooks

i was thinking about how Edgy™ andrew is from neil's pov but so many fans have realized he is really just a gay traumatized emo kid

so i have decided that andrew is definitely very active on twitter and has a substantial following. he mainly posts about his stupid little boyfriend, horrific food combinations, jokes about therapy, and random gay thoughts

none of the foxes knew he had twitter (except for his stupid boyfriend) so when his PR agent got on his back about being active on social medie he just changed his twitter handle to his name and that's how he came out

allison feels betrayed because she had been following andrew for almost as long as he'd been twittering and is horrified that she actually thinks andrew is a funny person

The thing I really love about Cody’s story in “The Solitary Clone” is that he reflected on what happened and his reality on his own, that his realizations were his own, nobody beat it into his head, nobody had to shake him away, Cody did that on all his own.  Cody’s ability to think for himself, to navigate his way through his own mind, was what brought him through the conditioning in his head.  That doesn’t have to negate that the Jedi’s effect on the clones was foundational and tremendous, that they helped give the clones the chance to grow into these people.  But it also is still Cody’s own damn work on his own damn mind that brought him to where he was. The thing I really don’t love about Cody’s story in “The Solitary Clone” is that he could have been replaced with just about any other character and it would have had nearly as much impact, because this was a story about Crosshair, not about Cody.  We never even see Cody’s realization or the moment he leaves, Cody was set dressing for Crosshair’s story, and wound up being a cameo more than actually getting a story. I’m not opposed to every single episode of the show having a cameo–even if I think they’re relying too heavily on them to draw in viewers and thus undercutting the idea that these characters might actually get a hefty story being told about them, instead of having it done in tiny snippets here and there.  But that’s my frustration with Cody’s story, that what’s there isn’t bad, but because he’s a cameo in someone else’s story, his story is told in the background and we only see half of it.  Cody deserves better than to have his story told that way.

Cody, as Leia IMMEDIATELY goes off book during the Death Star escape:

It fills me with such pride and joy to announce that my version of Speak Now will be out July 7 (just in time for July 9th, iykyk 😆) I first made Speak Now, completely self-written, between the ages of 18 and 20. The songs that came from this time in my life were marked by their brutal honesty, unfiltered diaristic confessions and wild wistfulness. I love this album because it tells a tale of growing up, flailing, flying and crashing… and living to speak about it. With six extra songs I’ve sprung loose from the vault, I absolutely cannot wait to celebrate Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) with you on July 7th. Pre-order now at http://taylor.lnk.to/SpeakNowTaylorsVersion 💜💜💜