Obi-Wan Kenobi (
beardstrokes) wrote in
driftfleet2016-01-31 10:01 am
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Who: Obi-Wan Kenobi
Broadcast: Text
Action: Iskaulit
When: Jan 30th
A: TEXT
I think it's time I retire from teaching for a while.
I don't suppose anyone knows a decent way to pass the time?
B: ACTION
[ When Stefan announced the prayer room, a quiet place for meditation, Obi-Wan had been thrilled. While he enjoyed and cared for the Huntress, quiet is not something they are known for. After talking to Anakin, he knew he was in dire need of quiet and inner peace
He does not regret ( he can not regret )
And yet.
In a way he had envisioned as a child, it had always been Master and Padawan, together. Even when separate, they fought together, learned together, believed in each other. But Qui-Gon died all too soon, and for so long, Obi-Wan threw his hands up against tradition. When Yoda told him to be Anakin's master, he chose to be Anakin's friend. He did not caution against attachment, only warned where it might lead.
He breathes heavily, his legs folded on the mat. It's not working. The Force is still too quiet, too alien at this moment. It doesn't understand his sorrow.
Obi-Wan chuckles, opening his eyes and pushing his hair back. It should be used to that by now.
Looking down at his hands, he's quiet when he speaks. ]
Please help me.
Broadcast: Text
Action: Iskaulit
When: Jan 30th
A: TEXT
I think it's time I retire from teaching for a while.
I don't suppose anyone knows a decent way to pass the time?
B: ACTION
[ When Stefan announced the prayer room, a quiet place for meditation, Obi-Wan had been thrilled. While he enjoyed and cared for the Huntress, quiet is not something they are known for. After talking to Anakin, he knew he was in dire need of quiet and inner peace
He does not regret ( he can not regret )
And yet.
In a way he had envisioned as a child, it had always been Master and Padawan, together. Even when separate, they fought together, learned together, believed in each other. But Qui-Gon died all too soon, and for so long, Obi-Wan threw his hands up against tradition. When Yoda told him to be Anakin's master, he chose to be Anakin's friend. He did not caution against attachment, only warned where it might lead.
He breathes heavily, his legs folded on the mat. It's not working. The Force is still too quiet, too alien at this moment. It doesn't understand his sorrow.
Obi-Wan chuckles, opening his eyes and pushing his hair back. It should be used to that by now.
Looking down at his hands, he's quiet when he speaks. ]
Please help me.

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[ For Obi-Wan, being Jedi is his identity, unmovable and steadfast, more than a belief or a faith, it is literally what and who he is. ]
How can you tell?
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Pardon me if I say something rude, but does that mean you are a witch?
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Yes... though I may be different from whatever you're thinkin' of. I've met a bunch of other magic people here and there's all sorts of different rules, dependin' where you came from.
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[And yep, she's definitely blushing a little bit. She's not used to getting compliments like that.]
What are the witches like then in your world?
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I'm afraid I don't know their ways very well. They were an oddity even in our large galaxy. A sisterhood that takes care of their own, with powers beyond mine.
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[Small frown.]
Least, that's how the Coven's supposed to be. Haven't been doin' a very good job of takin' care of each other lately.
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[ That much is clear. They may not care for the rest of the galaxy, but their own is well-prized and taken care of. The women, at least. The same cannot be said for the Dathomir males. ]
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[If it weren’t for Fiona, maybe that’s what they could have been, real sisters, instead of always trying to compete and tear each other apart while enemies were at the door.]
Are you scared of them?
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[ Wary, certainly. He doesn't trust them, but he has no reason to be against them.
( none, save for one Dathomir male who did not deserve what happened. ) ]
I do not know them well and I suppose I do not trust them much, but I would be foolish to presume that of all magic or witches.
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[She smiles.]
But people here are different.
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[ It's always such a bizarre conclusion for people to reach but Obi-Wan doesn't care to correct them. ]
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[She saw that sorrow on his face earlier, clear as day.]
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You caught me in a moment of weakness, I'm afraid. I'm usually much more composed.
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Would you like me to pray with you?
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[ Oh, right. That would be what it looks like. Praying isn't the word he would use. ]
Oh, yes . . . [ He hesitates, struggling to find the right words. ] It's not exactly praying. The Force is here. Everywhere. I feel it. I sense it. I exist within it.
I do not pray to it. I commune with it.
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[ She is Force-sensitive, in a way. It shouldn't be too hard. Though, he thinks to himself, he had no business teaching anyone anything lately. ]
Sit on your knees, placing your hands on your lap.
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Do I close my eyes too?
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Let yourself go. All thoughts, all feelings, all that you are . . . let it slip away into the Force. Because you are the Force, always touching, never parted. You are part of the fabric of the universe, special, unique . . . important.
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He is not one for the great, for the legacy or his name to be written in history. ]
Follow my breathing.
[ He is here to serve. ]
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