Obi-Wan Kenobi (
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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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His hair, so long and fine, spread out on the floor and my lap. Eyes heavy but still there, still sharp, still knowing.
Warm hands, warm presence, cold creeping through but that's just my body, I am eternal, I'm so sorry, Obi-Wan, I never wanted to leave this to you.
[They're not Qui-Gon's words, or his voice, but it is his accent, his inflections, his pacing.]
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I -- [ I know, Master, I know you believed in me. I know you cared for me.
But this is not Qui-Gon and the illusion shatters.
His eyes sting. ]
I -- I wish we had more time.
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[Cole's voice is soft and entirely his own again.]
But every moment you had meant having you there at the end was that much more important. Even the arguments. He was so proud of you for being willing to question and argue, even if it was frustrating at the time as well.
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Yes, the Force seems to say, Yes.
He huffs lightly. ]
He was just as stubborn.
[ My stubborn Master. ]
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[The knot slips looser and the pearl of hurt softens. Cole relaxes, face softening into something that isn't quite a smile but is content.]
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[ He was there in the end for Qui-Gon. ]
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[Cole is certain on that point.]
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[ No more second-guessing. What is done is done and he must look forward. ]
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Do you feel better?
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Thank you.
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You don't need to thank me. But you're welcome. I wanted to help.
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[He stands up. Doesn't dust himself off, interestingly. Probably should, though.]
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. . . May the Force be with you.
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