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crack_van2006-09-15 09:32 pm
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The Ultimate Act of Selfishness by Gin_and_ironic (NC-17)
Fandom: STAR WARS PT
Pairing: Anakin/Obi-Wan
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gin_and_ironic, author verified here.
Author website: unknown
Why this must be read:
Obi-Wan learns about Anakin's marriage, and has a believable, inevitable breakdown. He learns exactly what kind of men they are: fierce, unstoppable, and highly dangerous. Strained yet clinical Obi-Wan is a favorite of mine, and Anakin's characterization moves in refreshing bursts.
Even the nature of those Obi-Wan worked closely with on missions, those he might even consider friends, were enigmas. Studying behavior and temperament was a clue, and the Force could give you something of a glimpse, but he had the benefit of both and still couldn't predict Adi Gallia's descent into madness, or Admiral Karath's turn from war hero to Sith. To use the Force in order to probe his fellow Jedi, to see what they might be capable of, was not something Obi-Wan considered ethical, however.
And what would a true Jedi have to hide?
As it turned out, a wife.
The Ultimate Act of Selfishness
Pairing: Anakin/Obi-Wan
Author on LJ:
gin_and_ironic, author verified here.Author website: unknown
Why this must be read:
Obi-Wan learns about Anakin's marriage, and has a believable, inevitable breakdown. He learns exactly what kind of men they are: fierce, unstoppable, and highly dangerous. Strained yet clinical Obi-Wan is a favorite of mine, and Anakin's characterization moves in refreshing bursts.
Even the nature of those Obi-Wan worked closely with on missions, those he might even consider friends, were enigmas. Studying behavior and temperament was a clue, and the Force could give you something of a glimpse, but he had the benefit of both and still couldn't predict Adi Gallia's descent into madness, or Admiral Karath's turn from war hero to Sith. To use the Force in order to probe his fellow Jedi, to see what they might be capable of, was not something Obi-Wan considered ethical, however.
And what would a true Jedi have to hide?
As it turned out, a wife.
The Ultimate Act of Selfishness