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Last published Fri, Sep 2, 2022
Obi-Wan Kenobi remembers his mother's fear, his father's smirk. He remembers his father's back, cloak billowing behind him as he left him in the grasp of a tall stranger.
His nature rebels against the Jedi teachings, but he will fight the entire way, determined to become to greatest Jedi he can be.
Navigating his dual lineages and his many mistakes, he knows not where it will lead him, only that he will endure.
The seam has been sewn within him, and its threatening to come undone, threatening to bleed upon his loved ones.
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