Star Wars, 2 recs, Padmé/Anakin
Fandom: Star Wars
Pairing: Padmé Amidala/Anakin Skywalker
Title: Our Lady of the Fallen
Author: fialleril
Link: http://fialleril.livejournal.com/58231.html
Rating/Warning(s): PG
Word Count/WIP?: 958 (complete)
Recced on LiveJournal By: stars_inthe_sky
Why This Must Be Read: Sensitive and insightful, this fic follows Shmi Skywalker and a few other key figures in the afterlife, as they observe the worlds they've left behind and what the people the love have made of their own lives. It's a simple, lyrical, lovely read for such potentially sad subject matter, and the author will leave you with feels you didn't know you had.
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Fandom: Star Wars
Pairing: Padmé Amidala/Anakin Skywalker
Title: where the wild blood flows
Author: irnan
Link: http://irnan.livejournal.com/177442.html
Rating/Warning(s): PG
Word Count/WIP?: 1,054 (complete)
Recced on LiveJournal By: stars_inthe_sky
Why This Must Be Read: This fic-Bail Organa's evolving reflections on Padmé, her husband, and the daughter he raises-is brief but so memorable in its consideration of what loving someone means.
Pairing: Padmé Amidala/Anakin Skywalker
Title: Our Lady of the Fallen
Author: fialleril
Link: http://fialleril.livejournal.com/58231.html
Rating/Warning(s): PG
Word Count/WIP?: 958 (complete)
Recced on LiveJournal By: stars_inthe_sky
Why This Must Be Read: Sensitive and insightful, this fic follows Shmi Skywalker and a few other key figures in the afterlife, as they observe the worlds they've left behind and what the people the love have made of their own lives. It's a simple, lyrical, lovely read for such potentially sad subject matter, and the author will leave you with feels you didn't know you had.
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Fandom: Star Wars
Pairing: Padmé Amidala/Anakin Skywalker
Title: where the wild blood flows
Author: irnan
Link: http://irnan.livejournal.com/177442.html
Rating/Warning(s): PG
Word Count/WIP?: 1,054 (complete)
Recced on LiveJournal By: stars_inthe_sky
Why This Must Be Read: This fic-Bail Organa's evolving reflections on Padmé, her husband, and the daughter he raises-is brief but so memorable in its consideration of what loving someone means.