#leia coding

[leia-coding]

Say you hate me, it's okay boy, you're not the only one..

Alright! This is probably the longest I've worked on for a code. But yes, I am very busy. I hope the video link works for you. If not, could you DM me or comment? Thanks

So this code is black-themed. Based on Madison Beer's 'Home to another one' song. I love that song. Anyways. This is a character bio, if I haven't said. It has a light pink glow feature which I finally figured out. 4 places for pfps, 'Inspo' section, 'Passion' section, and a place where you can put your playlist! You can list out more songs, just copy and paste the song format. If you don't know how to do it, feel free to DM me. :)

Alright, the codeee~

Woo, have fun peeps with the code. Although I am not active on WoX sites anymore, doesn't mean I won't be coding. However, requests are closed for now because I am busy.

Thank you for supporting me and please keep the credits for the code. :)

[stealingpotatoes]

the naberrie family over the years <3

(commission info // tip jar!)

[girlrandomstuff]

“ The Jedi Code meant something more real, more substantial,

than any set of rules I'd been taught by the house tutors.

I told myself that if I couldn't live by Jedi virtues myself

I would assemble my own set to be proud of. ”

[haenels]

ok but the resentment in rio's voice when she says "how long's it been agatha? since you acquired the darkhold, you hid behind all that dark magic"...

say agatha obtains the darkhold in return for nicky's life but ONLY bc she thinks hey his other mama is the literal personification of death and therefore wrongly believes it's possible for rio to covertly spare his life

but not only can't rio do anything to save their boy she's now tasked with this horrible job of ferrying their son away and that's where HER animosity towards agatha in the fight scene comes from

what if theyre just a divorced lesbian couple grieving and blaming each other for the loss of their baby boy 😭

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

I’m gonna be honest. The more I think about it, the more I’m believing that the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy could’ve been better than the Original Trilogy if the script was tighter (a lot tighter). But George needed to let other people handle the script and he needed way more help with bringing his vision to life.

I mean, just think about it. The OG trilogy was a fairly straightforward, good vs evil storyline. Jedi and Rebels good, Emperor and Sith bad. Amazing storyline, but fairly simple. In comparison, the Prequel trilogy is far more complex in terms of what it was trying to achieve. If you look past the shitty dialogue and questionable storyline choices, the story that George came up with deals with:

1) Duty vs. Desire (Anakin trying to remain a Jedi but wanting to pursue Padme)

2) Questioning the Jedi Code instead of just blindly accepting it as gospel. Because despite how much Anakin was struggling with his complicated emotions, the Order doesn’t notice. In fact, the Order encouraged him to bury his emotions, which we see led to disaster since that led him right to the Dark Side.

3) An actual attempt at more complex politics rather than just evil empire versus good resistance. For example, it’s a meme that Anakin made an argument in favor of fascism, but in the hands of a better writer, that could’ve been a really good moment. We get an idea of why the Empire would have its supporters, despite being the obvious bad guys. It humanizes the Empire in a way that it doesn’t make you sympathize with them, but makes you understand how someone could end up on that path. That’s more true to life than just evil people being evil. (Andor is probably the one Star Wars media that understood this, which is partly why it’s one of the best Star Wars content out there)

4) The hero is genuinely a tragic character. He’s a child prodigy who was freed from slavery with the promise of a better life. But as he grows up, he becomes frustrated with how his life is turning out. He’s powerful, but not powerful enough to save his mom. He falls in love, but can’t be with Padme since it’s against the Jedi Code. Obi-Wan looks over him, but Anakin doesn’t feel he’s respected. The Order assigns him dangerous mission after dangerous mission, but he doesn’t get the rank of master. Anakin’s arc is about a man who feels like he’s not in control of his life (which is doubly sad when you remember he grew up in slavery) and, in his lowest moment, turns to a man who claims to be able to give Anakin everything he’s ever wanted. And that becomes his downfall since he ends up losing way more than he gained.

I’m sorry, but, that storyline is way more interesting than Luke and Leia’s story. No offense to Luke and Leia, but their dad’s story sounds like a Shakespearean tragedy. What messed it up was that George Lucas needed someone else to write the script.

[undead-knick-knack]

True love 🩷

[whoscruffylooking]

now that star wars is finally addressing the likelihood of imperial officers committing acts of sexual violence for their own enjoyment and probably as a means of interrogation, i am once again thinking about leia's captivity on the death star. there's conflicting evidence as to how long she was there, but she definitely resisted whatever torture they threw at her to the point that they resorted to blowing up her home planet. yeah they were probably gonna blow up alderaan anyway, but this is confirmation that my worst fears of what she might've endured there are entirely possible. leia my sweet girl i'm so sorry they would hypothetically do that to you 😭

[hopecomesbacktolife]

while I expected lots of cute moments with bb-8 and pew-pew adventures in Poe Dameron: Flight Log (which, don’t get me wrong, I definitely did get and was very happy about!!) along with lots of cool ship specs and tech details—

what I wasn’t expecting (a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one) was several instances of incredibly heartfelt, evocative, and sweet introspections from Poe on his family, upbringing, philosophy / ethics, the resistance, and love 🥺 so many sweet characterization tidbits in this book, I really enjoyed reading it ♡

if you’re interested in reading it as well, I borrowed it (for free!) on internet archive which I highly highly recommend, it was such a fun read and it’s very easy & user-friendly to borrow books from them!

[macaroni-stars]

STAR WARS FAB FOUR AS SUN AND MOON

Leia - full moon

Not only because of her glowing ethereal presence, but also because of her power, decisiveness, she's a symbol of fulfilment and a guilding light in the night, not the loud and proud sun, but a more secret, soft, and mysterious presence, but just as, if not more valuable.

Lando - zenith sun

Bright, warm, and makes you sweat, just like his personality. Often associated with fun and leisure, but oversees everyone's work none the less, helping them without asking anything back and peeking from behind the clouds at just the right moment. Can burn some, but be a blessing to others, perfect for Lando's duality.

Han - crescent moon

A dull, not fully committed light that simultaneously symbolises change and growth in people. It is only the beginning of the journey, and may not light the path for you, but I will remind you that the moon is there. And no one knows if it is at the start of the cycle or the end.

Luke - sunset/sunrise

I think we all saw that one coming, but it really does suit him. Sometimes even brighter than mid-day but always soft, always golden, always nostalgic and breathtaking. Symbolising the end of an old life and the beginning of a new one, hope, excitement, new beginnings, rebirth even. Everyone stares at it dreamily, everyone finds peace in it, and there is certainly a comfort in knowing that even if the sun sets on the west, it will always come back up on the east.

[vigilskeep]

I saw your post about minerva with anora buns! does that make alistair feel weird? (married to anora and platonically divorced-it's-complicated with minerva and they both have the same hairstyle)

a little!! it would be weirder if he was truly romantically involved with either but in my canon he isn’t so it’s just kind of. alistair learns never to trust women with double buns lmao

i don’t think it’s the exact same hairstyle, it would be weird if everyone with the same hair model literally had precisely the same hair as each other in-world. it does make sense to me that, as queen, anora sets fashionable trends that eventually filter over to stylish up-and-coming first enchanter’s apprentices. it’s the current noble fashion in the area, with teyrna eleanor and powerful dwarven noblewomen wearing it too. much like you can tell the style that cailan nathaniel trian and zevran wear is fashionable, just on account of who wears it

post dao i think anora sticks to similar hairstyles bc it becomes her Iconic Look and she likes the mixture of no-nonsense practicality, traditional fereldan braiding styles, and queenly elegance. whereas minerva, who is by then less rigidly self-controlling and attempting less to conform by following others’ lead, tends to let her hair looser later, showing more of her natural curls :)

[leia-coding]

a farewell

farewell it is...

good bye lovely supporters..

maybe i'll come back, not soon though, just when im not busy.

thank you everyone. please stay safe. contact me via discord if you need me :)

[kylo-skywalkerr]

It has come to my attention that some people apparently didn't know about the Duel of the Fates script??

Okay so here's some of the official concept art for the original (and better) direction that the sequels were meant to go down.

1. Many cool fights were cut from the script. Kylo was supposed to fight a form of Vader to outline how he's always been in the shadow of expectations that Vader left. The Knights of Ren actually got used for more than just a brief battle. The Knights hunted the Resistance actively, and as seen in the art, it wasn't just Ren or Rey fighting them. In fact, Rey kills them, and it makes her fear that she's slipping to the darkside. Rey runs off as Luke had and goes into hiding so that she doesn't use her teachings to be anything like Kylo. In her fight with Kylo Ren, she's blinded.

2. The story also went a far darker route. Years had passed between the movies. Characters were older, and changes were made.

For example, Rose and Finn get sent away to a First Order labor camp for their crimes against the FO.

While I can't find an image for it, the Resistance also takes fewer prisoners with them. Rigging FO ships to explode if they attempted to escape, disguising bb8 as a FO droid to rob their ships, all that fun stuff that wasn't featured as much in the sequels we got.

My favorite part was that Hux was the chancellor. All of the power he wanted was his, and Kylo was alright relinquishing it. It was proof that they were stronger together, with Hux admiring the force and even having a lightsaber collection of his own. Chancellor Hux wishes he had the force and is frustrated that he doesn't, so he keeps Kylo as a tool to use instead of banishing him from the FO or simply killing him.

The darker aspect comes from what Hux does after the Resistance defeats the First Order. In shame for all that Hux lost, he commits suicide with a lightsaber. Another thing to note is that if you read about it, it's mentioned that the lightsaber was supposed to be purple. The concept art, however, shows a red one, like Kylo's. (I'll have to note this particular fact down for later.)

3. Kylo gets stronger. A Sith holocron guides him to a new master, from whom he learns to drain life from and use force lightning.

Eventually, these teachings are used to kill Kylo's new teacher, bringing him closer to the dark side than he was before, despite the internal conflict still being present.

Kylo was also intended to get a new mask! It may or may not have been intended to be a show of his journey, but imo the concept art seemed interesting enough to note.

4. How Kylo's redemption was handled. While hunting a sith artifact, the artifact senses the light in him and pretty much explodes, leaving him disfigured and severely injured. The locals of the planet, despite knowing who he is, help him recover. Kylo begins to reconsider his actions due to the kindness he was shown and works his way towards redemption.

He still dies, but only when Leia stops him from killing Rey. He sacrifices his life to save her as in the original, making his death the endgame in both scripts.

5. Relationships. Reylo isn't a thing, I think she actually kisses Poe or something at a point. Rose and Finn are canon and at the end of their story have force sensitive children. That could have been in the original if not for Disney's "issue" with them being together. (That's not a story for today)

6. Rey's true name was revealed to be Rey Solana. Not Skywalker.

To conclude, the script was fascinating to me. There was redemption, suicide, new characters, different relationships to explore, and so much potential for a darker yet more interesting story than what we got. Thank you for reading!

Here's some sources if you'd like to read more about it yourself, those were just key things to note about the script!

(And of course, a source for where I got the concept art from)

[mrs-jamesbbarnes]

Hehe just rewatched Obi-Wan Kenobi. And he gives Leia the holster and she is disappointed there’s not a blaster in it and he says “you’re ten, Leia” and I just know he’s having a flashback to nine year old Anakin “accidentally” flying a Naboo fighter up to destroy the droid control ship.

[chenfordswopez]

hyde and donna + nate and leia parallels

[prosperae-archive]

every time you guys put vi (arcane) on the dashboard, rachel just goes 👁️👁️ --

[goldsnows]

quinn lefford variants

inspired by @robnikmeria