I like Reylo ironically.
But....sometimes....
I also....
unironically.................................
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"Now I've got something I want to protect. It's you."
Reylo Howl’s Moving Castle AU✨
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Reylo for @/queenofharts191 on Twitter! Thanks for commissioning me 💛🤗
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The long-banished prince leans in to wake his sleeping beauty with true love’s first kiss.
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The Rise of Skywalker could have continued to build on the ideas Yoda presents to Luke in The Last Jedi. Rey could have held her own amongst a bunch of legacy characters and been the 'nobody' who saved the galaxy. Instead, she becomes a vessel for the most boring and uninspired kind of nostalgia. Rey takes on Palpatine, and The Rise of Skywalker seems to think that we'll buy the stakes presented. But the shoehorned story about Rey battling an evil legacy is a cheap cover of what the filmmakers really want to do: make this story all about Luke Skywalker.
Rey defeats Palpatine by melting him with Luke and Leia's lightsabers, killing herself in the process. It's Ben Solo who cares enough to give his life to Rey. She comes back to life, and suddenly the power of the dyad, 'a power like life itself', isn't enough to save Ben Solo (the actual remaining member of the family the movie is so obsessed with). [...] Rey doesn't learn how to be enough on her own, independent of any lineage. She doesn't get to be with Ben, and her friendships and the themes of found family that Star Wars does so well are set aside in favor of fetch-quests and nostalgia worship.
Madilyn Ivey - How Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Focus on Nostalgia Hurts its New Heroes (Collider)
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