After one too many PR crises, Prince Jon Targaryen agreed to be the next lead of the popular dating show in a strategic, last-ditch effort to improve his sullied public image. Actually finding love and getting married wasn’t even a consideration for Jon…until Princess Daenerys, his former lover (and current aunt) stepped out of the limo to compete for his love. He couldn’t forget how she had broken his heart six years ago without a reason given, but neither could he deny the feelings he still had for her.
The princess didn’t have an easy fight ahead of her. Especially not with the bold and fiery Ygritte Wilde in the mix, another suitor who caught Prince Jon’s eye from Night One.
Torn between two women, Prince Jon faced the toughest decision of his life—but in the end it was Ygritte who was the last woman standing as she accepted his final rose.
Another happy ending for the happy couple…
…or so it seemed.
Read the epilogue on AO3. Thank you @adecila for the moodboard, and thank you all for indulging this silly crack idea for the last three years!
Broke:Andrias dies in the next episode according to his own will.
Woke:Andrias dies in the next episode and asks the girls to bury him along with Leaf’s last letter and Barrel’s hammer, so he could finally be with his friends in peace.
I love the concept that Tuvok falls in love very quickly but he also has an undying loyalty to his wife so he not only leaves a trail of broken hearts behind them through the Delta quadrant but also bits of his broken heart as well.
How did you first react when you learned you were cast in a Star Wars project?
“I was living in Vancouver at the time. I was renting an apartment with a good friend of mine. He knew that I was up for this role and I was gonna be finding out soon. I got the phone call when I was still in bed, actually. I remember coming out of the room, just like an ear-to-ear grin on my face and my roommate looked at me and he was like, is that, you know, is that smile what I think it is? And then, so I lit up an imaginary lightsaber, you know. [adorable lightsaber buzzing] And immediately he got it and then he ran over to his record player and he had a a Star Wars soundtrack and he put the Star Wars soundtrack on and then he lit up his imaginary light saber. We had a whole lightsaber battle as we were laughing and jumping all over the couch and apartment. It was a very exciting time for me.”
#ME DEADASS ON THE FLOOR CRYING BECAUSE THIS IS TOO ADORABLE
IS THIS IT DEVSIS. IS THIS ALL IM GETTING. IVE WAITED A YEAR AND THE ONLY MILKYAM CONTENT I GET IS THEIR OPINION ON SANDWICHES ??? IS THIS IT ??? IS THIS WHAT I AM TO YOU ?????
What kind of Obi-Wan Kenobi will we meet in Obi-Wan Kenobi? Says star Ewan McGregor: “We find Obi-Wan at the beginning of our story rather broken, and faithless, and beaten, somewhat given up.”
As the force-sensitive Inquisitor Reva, Moses Ingram will prove a formidable new foe as she seeks out Jedi-in-hiding for the Empire. Director Deborah Chow and writer Joby Harold describe the character as ruthlessly ambitious.
McGregor’s Obi-Wan Kenobi is a Master Jedi and a master of decluttering, as evidenced by his sparse dwelling on Tatooine, where he has set up shop to watch over a young Luke Skywalker.
“They share a common dark-side goal,” Ingram says about the villainous trio of Reva, the Grand Inquisitor, and Darth Vader. “They’re on the same team.” As for what stands out most to Ingram about her big bad: “It’s all heart.”
We all know how Obi-Wan feels about flying. This Jedi prefers to travel by more primitive means (like this eopie) whenever possible.
Joel Edgerton is back as Uncle Owen… and we don’t necessarily like his odds in a face-off with Reva. (But as a wise smuggler once noted, never tell me the odds.) “Thank you, George, for casting Joel Edgerton as Uncle Owen,” laughs director Deborah Chow. “That’s all I can say.”
McGregor is all cloaked up again as Obi-Wan Kenobi, and he’s got places to go… like the new planet of Daiyu, which “sort of has a Hong Kong feel to it,” says writer Joby Harold. “It’s got a graffiti-ridden nightlife, and is kind of edgy. It’s just got a different lane and a different feeling.”
