The Journal of a Master

Title: Mercy Please
Prompt: 002. Temptation
Character: Obi-Wan Kenobi
Fandom: Star Wars
Word Count: 268
Rating: G
Warnings None, you naughty person, you.
Disclaimer George Lucas owns Star Wars. Lucas is King. If he doesn't like me pilfering his characters, he can have his merchandise back.
Summary: Many things can tempt a Jedi. This is one of them...
Author's Notes: Inspired, in part, by Alice Cooper's song, "You're My Temptation". I think that's all you really need to know.

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( I curse the day that I found you... )

Title: Play Time
Prompt: 003. Tickle
Character: Obi-Wan Kenobi
Fandom: Star Wars
Word Count: 564
Rating: PG
Warnings Ickle!Jedi Ahoy!
Disclaimer George Lucas owns Star Wars. Lucas is King. If he doesn't like me pilfering his characters, he can have his merchandise back.
Summary: Obi-Wan and his new friend play.
Author's Notes: ...I have no idea. Don't ask. Possibly Comes after this. And many apologies for the lateness...

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( New Friends Are Fun... )

It was funny how things worked out. Here was a boy who could very well be the saviour of them all, yet nothing could be done about it. He couldn't be trained, because the disturbance within the Force would draw the Empire like hawkbats to granite slugs. He couldn’t be told the truth of his past, because Force knew he'd end up having a temper like his father, and he'd end up doing something rash. He couldn't associate with anyone from the past because he might not believe that discretion is the better part of valour, and demand why they couldn't advertise the fact that opposition was available in the form of the Jedi.

No, he had to remain a secret until the last possible moment, just as Obi-Wan knew he had to keep his distance from the child. The aunt and uncle, the child's foster-parents, had been quite adamant about that. Or, rather, the uncle had been. The aunt had given the Jedi the impression that she wouldn't mind a bit of help with a Force-sensitive child. But what was done was done, and Obi-Wan, as Luke, would have to stay in the shadows until the time was right. Luke would seek him out, he knew, and only when the galaxy was ready for certain events to be put into motion.

In the mean time, Obi-Wan would be the silent guardian, hiding in the darkness and keeping the family safe from prying eyes, as the last and possibly the greatest of the Jedi was allowed to grow up.


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( If... )


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