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I just know if I scratch that sweet spot behind his ears he’ll start to kick his legs like a dog

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{A Polaroid from Rebel Base}

This is one of the print designs i am currently working on 🙏

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A rebellion icon

#THE flyboy

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Ok literally prettiest pic of him. Like wtf why does he look so good a little roughened up

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Idk if anyone’s seen the behind the scenes photo of Mark Hamill and Alec Guinness but it inspired me to make this Luke and Obi-Wan little piece

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he is literally so pretty i can’t take it

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/shark theme intensifies/

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Luke wakes up to messages like this every day and just lives with it

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one thing i love about star wars is that the jedi are monks with dangerous psychic space magic, and so they're monks on purpose. they're joyfully and intentionally participating in their institution and finding meaning and happiness in life as monks—anakin is the exception that proves the rule!

it makes me happy to see as many people in the world live like this, and are quite happy with rich, full lives in fellowship with their fellow monks, practicing the tenets of their philosophies, studying the world and themselves, handing down their traditions and wisdom, always helping others; this is such a valid and good way to live, not any kind of oppression.

if anakin had been less selfish, if he had internalized and practiced the jedi philosophy of moderation and compassion, he could have had a rich, happy life (if only he lived in an age without the malice and menace of the sith!) and that's the root of his tragedy that he turned away from those bonds and generous purpose toward his own private pleasure.

it's not easy to practice discipline, but it's so worth it, both for you and everyone whose lives you can touch. it bothers me when i see comments openly and offensively denigrating all organized living; the individualistic amatonormative anti-religion biases of sw fandom are unfortunately on almost continual display. not all religions and religious organizations are abusive and controlling!

i believe from the bottom of my aromantic heart that one don't need romantic love and a nuclear family to be a full human being with a good life. these monks follow their philosophy of moderation and discipline in fellowship with their monastic fellows on purpose and by choice so they can serve the galaxy, and this is such a commendable life full of meaning and love.

the tragedy of their genocide is visible in how that force of generosity and hope for the galaxy was wiped away, for the violent enforcement of a brutal era of exploitation and greed. when luke restores the order and the jedi return, that form of joy in service and endless compassion is returned too. it's a beautiful thing that continually inspires me to live a better and more moderate and generous life.

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luke: where do babies come from?

owen: brought by sorcerers. they come and drop 'em at the house. that's how we got you.

luke:

luke: you're not lying

owen: nope

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nothing but luke as a lil catboyyyy

#THE a little meow meow

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Luke Skywalker ANH Appreciation Post

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do u ever just cry a little bc luke’s theme is the force theme. like thee definitive star wars music track and it belongs to luke skywalker

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Luke and Grogu study drawings

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listened to sonne for 4 hours on loop that's the result

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Found.

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