#princess alderaan

[tonsillessscum]

Leia post in honor of Carrie Fisher’s passing which was 7 years ago today.

[elisbookworld]

Bail Organa is actually the greenest flag in all of Star Wars. He believes in the Republic and after it fell he founded a rebellion. He's married and took he wifes last name. He raised the daughter of his best friend as his own. On that note, his best friend is a woman in politics. He supported the Jedi during the Republic and the Empire. He probably wears Sweaters Breha bought him to Senate Meetings. I love him sm.

[girlrandomstuff]

Bail Organa is literally for Star Wars what Nick Fury is for Marvel and Charlie for Charlie's Angels and I'm so up for it.

Man brought Mon Mothma, Riyo Chuchi, Ahsoka Tano (aka Vader's former Padawan) and Obi Wan Kenobi (aka Vader's former Master) and many other others to fight with the Rebelion under the noses of the Empire without them not even suspecting. Deserves more recognition.

[swivelbot]

Shout out to Han Solo keeping his Stormtrooper belt on for no reason on the Death Star.

Very Epic.

[darth-memes]

[jewishcissiekj]

Leia Organa & Luke Skywalker in Star Wars (2020) #48 - written by Charles Soule with art by Jethro Morales

[pbandjeveryday]

Thinking about how on Leia’s childhood birthdays, Alderaanian holonet channels would be broadcasting Empire Day specials all day long. Thinking about how Bail would turn it off and they would celebrate her day with an abundance of presents and desserts and Leia would feel like the happiest little princess in the galaxy, but she would always associate that day with the Imperial March.

Thinking about how on Luke’s childhood birthdays, Aunt Beru would make him a simple birthday cake and Uncle Owen would give him the day off of chores. Thinking about how Luke didn’t even know it was Empire Day until the year that Owen took him to Tosche station and someone said something about it, and how he didn’t really associate his birthday with Empire Day until Imperial presence on Tatooine began to increase.

Thinking about how on Ezra’s childhood birthdays, he had to watch the people who took his parents away marching down the Capital City streets to applause and cheers. Thinking about how the only birthdays he could remember were filled with misery and anger until he turned fifteen on the Ghost, and how even though his birthdays got happier with his new family, he always associated that day with pain and fear.

Thinking about how much their adopted families meant to each one of them on their birthdays, and how hard it must have been once those families were torn away from them.

Thinking about how much destruction and pain the Empire caused in all three of their lives, from the very day they each drew their first breaths.

[pixalry]

Alderaan’s Daughter - Created by Joshua Budich

Limited edition prints available for sale at Spoke Art.

[stealingpotatoes]

Does Ben eventually join the school? Would Merrin be able to stop snoke from messing with his mind with like a space excorism or something?

yeah when he's like. nearer age 10!! and it's ok Leia got to him before Snoke could

[candyfloss5000]

oh my god

I just finished the book "Leia princess of Alderaan" by claudia gray and oh my fucking god I'm distraught like I'm actually speechless I wanna lay on the floor in fetal position and cry oh my god.

[copalcetic]

Thinking about Mon in Leia, Princess of Alderaan, and how Leia looks up to her as a mentor figure, as the one adult who takes her seriously and trusts her with the business of rebellion, as the person who sees her as the grown woman she's on the cusp of becoming and not the child her parents still want to protect. To Leia, it's a beautiful relationship, a source of comfort and strength. Thinking about Mon in Andor, two years earlier, and how she never knew how to connect with her own daughter, never trusted her own daughter, sold her own daughter into a child marriage to support the Rebellion's goals. And I wonder: what does Mon see, when she looks at Leia? Leia, or the shadows of what her relationship with Leida might have been?

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[dathomirdumpsterfire]

qui-gon won't let force ghost maul near the lars homestead, and obi-wan is boring when he's asleep.

what's a fixated sith to do?

hmmmm.

(this will go well)

[girlrandomstuff]

As a fandom I think we got over this two too fast, cuz just look at them, live on my mind rent free, also look at Jimmy playing not only senator Bail Organa, but Princess Leia's dad, he has always been so happy to be in SW but this time he was SO THRILLED

[mommymothma]

"Do we need more women in Star Wars? No we don't, women don't even watch Stars Wars. They don't care about it. It's a man's little thing."

The absolute disgust I felt hearing her say those words. I don't know where her insecurity is coming from, but it's not welcome here.

The women of Star Wars, including women fans, are so, so incredible. I am thankful everyday for this platform, and other social media because it allows me to partake in Star Wars.

It's a dishonor to Carrie Fisher, who portrayed a badass Rebellion leader princess, who lost her entire planet, and still persevered. Princess Leia, who has been teaching girls how to be brave and independent.

It's a dishonor to Natalie Portman, who portrayed a cunning, political queen who wasn't afraid to pursue her own happiness. Padmè Amidala, who has been teaching girls to never stop caring about the things you love.

It's a dishonor to Ashley Eckstein and Rosario Dawson, who have portrayed a fearless, insightful padawan who has set aside the pressures of society and followed her instincts. Ahsoka Tano, who has been teaching girls to trust your gut.

It's a dishonor to Daisy Ridley, who portrayed a terrified but adamant orphan who rose to the challenge and saved the world. Rey Skywalker, who has been teaching girls that no matter who you are, there is a place for you here.

a place for you in Star Wars

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