yeahanakinfuckingskywalker:
starwarsuniverse:
retailavenger85:
krasnostaav:
theherowithnofear-thenegotiator:
I just love this quote. It’s so easily overlooked, seen as unimportant, until you see the prequels. Because then you realize how utterly true and heartbreaking that phrase is. “He died about the same time your father did.” Meaning that Obi-Wan, that is, everything that made him who he was, his faith, his joy, his light, was murdered, killed, at the same time that Anakin was lost to the Dark Side. When Anakin became Vader, Obi-Wan became Ben. Anakin and Obi-Wan died together on that planet. Only Vader and Ben left it alive. One full of hate and darkness, the other a broken shell that was merely existing, not even really living. These two men were so deeply entwined, so bonded together in the force, that when one died, so did the other. That is the real definition of true love.
Oh my god.
Whenever people talk shit and say there is NOTHING good about the prequels, I call them out on Obi-Wan. For serious.
Word.
“…they knew each other better than brothers, more intimately than lovers; they were complementary halves of a single warrior.”
"You do hear a little bit of Yoda. You hear Luke yelling out, ‘Nooo!’ from that moment in Empire. And you hear Obi-Wan at the end say, ‘Rey … these are your first steps,’” Abrams says. “Here’s the cool part. We asked Ewan McGregor to come in and do the line. And he was awesome and we were very grateful. He was incredibly sweet and handsome, and all that stuff. Then he rode off on his motorcycle. Literally the coolest voice over actor ever."
—J.J. Abrams on Ewan McGregor coming to record a line for
THE FORCE AWAKENS (x)
oblwankenobi:
Every generation has a story.
itbatman:
General Kenobi… You are a bold one!
