han and kylo have a talk about snoke.

(i saw this scene from bob’s burgers and couldn’t help myself.)

“Poe Dameron knew Kylo Ren as a child, hence why he refused to be terrified by him in their encounters” is honestly one of the most fascinating subtexts of that movie.

mysharona1987:

At first, you just think Poe is being snarky and posturing because “HE’S THE COOLEST PILOT IN THE GALAXY AND IT’S HOLLYWOOD MOVIE RULES! YOU CAN’T BACK DOWN FROM THE VILLAIN!”

You watch their scenes again, though: Poe is clearly bemused by Kylo and what he’s become. He’s seen behind that mask.

He’s still scared, obviously. But he seems to know, for a fact, he’s not quite dealing with a monster here. Because he knew him before.

queenbeelenalee:

(here comes the general)

Rise up!

youngnoblewoman:

batjarvisman:

That’s true.

Possibly my favorite Star wars post so far.

dorkilybeautiful:

treefrogie84:

osheamobile:

osheamobile:

Morning realizations

DAMN IT, @eruvadhril

@dorkilybeautiful

IT’S LIKE YOU KNOW ME.

hippity-hoppity-brigade:

lyssawrotethat:

thedapperbastard:

Random thought about Star Wars:

When Obi Wan takes Luke to Mos Eisley, what if he’s actually looking for a specific pilot? After all, it’s a wretched hive of scum and villainy, Obi Wan would be smart to find a pilot he could trust. Who else would he turn to but someone sympathetic to the Jedi, who fought alongside the Republic during the Clone Wars and whom Yoda considered a great friend?

He was specifically looking for Chewbacca. Han just happened to be the obnoxious dead weight.

Headcanon accepted.

#I LIKE THIS #accepted #space dorks #chewie your copilot is the worst #chewie like ‘look we can’t choose our kids’ (via @justastormie)