watching all your obianidala content has made me have the biggest idea.
obianidala omegaverse with omega obi and padme and alpha anakin, padme is pregnant and so is obi, the only difference is that padme is several months ahead and no one knows of obi wan's pregnancy except himself.
palpatine causes an accident that causes padme to get hurt but not die and due to a misunderstanding making everyone think that was obi the one that caused the accident.
So obi runs away, pregnant with twin boys ( cal kestis and ezra bridger, i need them as luke and leia's simblings )
Obi Wan and Padme are both probably the biggest obstacles to Palpatine getting and maintaining control over anakinn. And there's really only two ways to deal with them - either infantalise them to the point in Anakin's head where he stops listening to them and effectively cages them n oder to 'protect' them or remove them from the equation through death or turning Anakin against them.
I do think he starts with planning to kill them both annd then falls back on others when that doesn't work.
So Padme was supposed to die and Palpatine probalby planned for Anakin to kill Obi Wan in response to that. So the piecse are already in place for it to look like Obi Wan is the cause.
So when Padme's only severely injured not killed Palpatine goes to Plan B of getting Anakin protective of her past the point of listening to her. He still probably planned on getting Anakin to kill Obi Wan but Obi wan flees before he ets the chance for Anakin to really think of anything other than getting Padme (and the babies in her) safe and stable.
Honestly though two sets of twins born at a very similar time would have been A Lot for them, even with three parents involved. Which, I mean, one set of twins is going to be A Lot for Obi Wan to handle by himself. Especially a set of force-sensative twisn (whcih is the same even in verses where he raises Luke and Leia by himself).
I wonder where Obi Wan would go. They're still Anakin's kids he's carrying so he could go to Tatooine and the Lars. But he also has other connections and honestly I like the idea of the boys getting their surnames because of the people Obi Wan turned to for support (Bridger possibly being a reference to Brigadier - a military rank). So maybe he doesn't go to Tatooine or maybe he does but brings with him some people who don't believe he would harm Padme and are petty sure this is all a frame up.
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Your personality type is:AdvocateYour full personality type code isINFJ-T
Advocates are quiet visionaries, often serving as inspiring and tireless idealists.
68% Introverted - Introverted individuals tend to prefer fewer, yet deep and meaningful, social interactions and often feel drawn to calmer environments.
62% Intuitive - Intuitive individuals are very imaginative, open-minded, and curious. They value originality and focus on hidden meanings and distant possibilities.
68% Feeling - Feeling individuals value emotional expression and sensitivity. They place a lot of importance on empathy, social harmony, and cooperation.
79% Judging - Judging individuals are decisive, thorough, and highly organized. They value clarity, predictability, and closure, preferring structure and planning to spontaneity.
64% Turbulent - Turbulent individuals are self-conscious and sensitive to stress. They feel a sense of urgency in their emotions and tend to be success-driven, perfectionistic, and eager to improve.
Role: Diplomat
Strategies: Constant improvement
Sensitive Souls
Constant Improvers tend to be sensitive and introspective. They are often deep individuals who enjoy having their own space and freedom. In general, these personality types feel more comfortable on their own than mixed up in the judgment of the real world.
This may be because they share the two personality traits most representative of sensitivity to their environment – Introversion and Turbulence. As a result, they may find it stressful to deal with tense environments or new situations. In these moments, Constant Improvers can be deeply uncomfortable – although they may not want to let on how they really feel. In reaction, these personalities might retreat inward, react defensively, or try to escape the situation altogether. Alternatively, they might give up their own wants or needs in an effort to keep the peace.
Driven by Doubt
Constant Improvers tend to experience self-doubt. They have a strong drive, but it comes paired with a strong fear of failure. These personality types invest a great deal of their identity in their successes. As a result, even a minor misstep or embarrassment can be crushing.
On the upside, this vigilance offers these personality types a knack for sensing trouble. This can be quite useful in situations that need to balance risk and reward – whether a financial investment or a romantic opportunity. When faced with a potential risk, these types look for ways to prevent problems. Although it slows them down in the short term, this approach can prevent longer-term issues.
Constant Improvers direct much of their attention toward their personal interests. They strive to master hobbies, careers, or new means of self-expression. This level of dedication can create impressive, beautiful results.
People with Constant Improvement personality types can be perfectionistic, dedicating tremendous time and energy to their pursuits. Unfortunately, if they put too much pressure on themselves, this approach can backfire. For example, Constant Improvers may feel forced to abandon an endeavor because a single detail doesn’t line up right.
Reality and Romance
At times, Constant Improvers may experience a nagging feeling that something is missing from their lives. It’s worth noting that often this really is just a feeling, not a reflection of reality. These personality types have it in their nature always to be seeking something more – even if their lives actually are going just fine.
But as Constant Improvers assess their lives, wondering what might be missing, they may find themselves focusing on their romantic relationships – or lack thereof. These types are significantly less likely than their Assertive counterparts (also known as Confident Individualists) to say that they enjoy being single. And these personalities are more likely than Confident Individualists to say they often construct an ideal partner in their heads when they’re single.
Although Constant Improvers may find themselves longing for romance, they don’t necessarily find it easy to start up a relationship. They’re less likely than other personality Strategies to say that they usually take the initiative in asking someone out. This makes sense, given that Constant Improvers can feel hesitant about putting themselves out there – and asking someone out is an incredibly vulnerable position to be in.
This might sound like bad news, but it doesn’t have to be. As they grow and mature, Constant Improvers often learn how to transform their feeling that something is missing into positive energy – and by doing so, they not only discover gratitude for the good things in their lives, but also become proactive about making helpful changes. This mindset shift can empower these personality types to find fulfillment in their relationships – as well as in every other aspect of their lives.
The “Right” Career?
Constant Improvers’ longing for “something more” extends to their professional lives. Just over a quarter of these types say that their career is a great fit for them – a rate of agreement that is less than the other Strategies.
This doesn’t necessarily mean that Constant Improvers are in the wrong careers for them – although they might wonder if they are. More than half of these personality types say they often think about switching careers, and they’re more likely than the other Strategies to say that they feel stuck in their current job.
This restlessness doesn’t have to be a bad thing. In fact, restlessness can be an incredible motivator to do great things. The trouble comes when Constant Improvers feel trapped: wanting to make a change, but suspecting they’re unable or helpless to do so. This feeling can have a number of roots, such as self-doubt or a general worry that other people don’t “get” them.
As in other areas of their lives, Constant Improvers who pursue personal growth often discover that their feeling of helplessness is exactly that – a feeling. This can be a powerful discovery. In its wake, these personality types are better able to harness their personal and professional strengths and deal with their feeling of “stuckness.” This may take the form of finding a new career, or it might involve advocating for themselves in their current workplaces so that they get more of their needs met.
The Strength of Sensitivity
In general, Constant Improvers care a great deal about what others think of them. This can trigger insecurity, to be sure, but when kept in balance, it can create some truly wonderful traits. These personalities are often curious about and sensitive to others’ feelings. This can make them excellent listeners, friends, confidants, and partners.
Some types might think that sensitivity is synonymous with weakness, but Constant Improvers know that isn’t the case. These personality types often exemplify how sensitivity and vulnerability can be hidden strengths. Their attunement to their own struggles and insecurities can help them to bond deeply with others. It can also motivate them to act with kindness and compassion.
Although they may not always realize it, Constant Improvers offer the world a wealth of gifts. Once they learn to trust themselves as much as they trust others’ opinions, these personalities can shine.
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🎥 for JJ!
@fatestouch | I was asked for past life JJ >:3 | Accepting!
Sometimes, as Jawyr walked the streets of some of Ahnia's smaller cities and settlements, it almost felt like he was walking through somewhere that had been abandoned. Many buildings crumbling or in various states of dilapidation. Very few shops were open-- nobody had the money to spend, or the supply to trade, here. Up until recently, it had all been funneled to the same handful of people, back in the capital.
And even with so many people having no real choice but to live in these poor excuses for homes, there were nearly as many that didn't have homes at all. That lived on the streets, or in some hastily thrown up tent.
Things were getting better, of course, since his father had finally realized the state things were in.
Maybe the buildings were in better shape, now. People had a place to call home, and many had jobs to ensure that they would be given food, and clothing, and other such necessities.
But JJ always saw it all for how bad it had been. How could he not, when he could still see the shadows of doubt and distrust in their eyes? Hear it in their words? How they wondered when it would all be taken away from them with another of their king's mistakes?
Yes, it may have been a mistake-- his father was betrayed by those he trusted-- he never held anything but love for his people and home, even if he hadn't chosen to be recognized as king. But when you were responsible for so much, you didn't have the luxury of "learning from your errors"...not like a normal person might.
Especially when the mistake was one so large, and so complex. One that would take a long time, and likely even more lives than had already been lost.
If he allowed his thoughts to stray in that direction, JJ believed that he could do a better job. He would have to start from square one if he stole away his father's place on Ahnia's throne, but the Crown Prince felt that even then, he knew what would need to be done.
How much of that was true, though? JJ didn't know. It could be his own feelings toward his father making him think that way. It could be the way that so many of Ahnia's people looked to him with trust and adoration, for doing so much to help them when nobody else (aside from Cirisa, that is) from the royal family would.
...It could be that the situation with Vasyri was getting worse and worse by the day, and he knew Ahnia didn't have the time to be so destabilized.
"We're going to stop here, for today. I know we planned to make it closer to the river before settling for the night, but...I want to help out around here, a bit. They're pretty far from the capital here, so I'm sure they're still struggling. Those of you that need a rest can start setting up camp on the outskirts of the city. Everyone else, come with me, and we'll see what the people here might need help with."
JJ couldn't say for sure if it was just hubris that made him think he could be better than his father, or if ruling really was something he could be capable of...
But he was beginning to think that it may be worth finding out.
"...Excuse me? Your Highness Jawyr? My name is Quella, and this is Nesimah. I realize that you are busy at present...however, we wished to have a word with you. If you would be so kind as to spare us a moment."
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