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Obi-Wan and Ben Kenobi are identical twins. After their mother tries to drown them in a river, the boys are separately found by Jedi and taken to two different temples. They grow up with no idea the other exists. This doesn't mean they aren't connected as each boy unknowingly dreams about the life of the other. Tragedy strikes and Ben Kenobi is separated from the Jedi Order. The two boys lives collide at Galidraan. This might just save the galaxy.
A What-If story inspired by Three Jedi, Two Clones, and One Force Anomaly by soft_but_gremlin.
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And Only Change Is Here To Stay by blueleafsky
Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
02 Jun 2026
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Jaster has to admit that he has been pleasantly surprised by how the latest complicated political maneuver is turning out. He was not happy about letting one of his sons enter an arranged marriage – because they are his sons, for all that their origin is baffling and there are so, so many of them – but he made a very logical, reasonable case for it and was determined to help and. Well. Those are exactly the qualities that the next generation will need.
Kote has been married three months now and it seems to be going well. He is managing. He doesn't even complain privately about his wife the way Jaster thought he might.
The clones are not from this world. Jaster knows this. They know it. They don't remember anything concrete, no people, no places. They just have impressions and feelings and impulses they can't follow up on because they don't know where to start. Kote told him in that conversation that he knew he loved someone dearly in that last life but that he's already come to terms with the fact that he will most likely never find them, so he is the best choice for a political marriage where emotions are not expected to be included.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano are captured by the Mandalorian Empire on a mission to protect Padme Amidala. The good news is: they all succesfully hide their identities so they easily escape the Integration centre, they get forced into, which was not adapted to keep Jedi trapped. The bad news: none of them are very good at keeping a low profile. At all.
“Barriss Offee is one of Ahsoka’s new classmates.”
“Is she…?”
“...integrated?” Ahsoka finished his question. “Yes but she still promised she wouldn’t tell on us being here.”
“Could she be lying?”
“Sure, but what could we do about it?”
“I got promoted,” Anakin tried to hide his enthusiasm. “I am now allowed to repair beskar'gam for the palace guard.”
Padme rubbed her eyes. “Well talking about promotions… I guess I am now the president of the parent teacher association of Ahsoka's school.”
Obi-Wan sighed. “How did every single one of us managed to make our situation even worse than it already was?”
Anakin looked at him with narrowed eyes. “Every single one of us?”
Obi-Wan closed his eyes, took a deep breath and answered. “I slept with the Mand’alor’s son.”
“YOU DID WHAT?” -
To See and Be Silent by ABP14
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
25 Feb 2026
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Fox has never been his own person.
To Jango Vhett, his father, he is a bargaining chip, married to the highest bidder.
To Sheev Palpatine, his dearly deceased first husband, he was a pretty doll.
And now, to Quinlan Vos, the newest match, he must learn what being a good husband is to him.
A doll, a docile partner, a gracious host. All things he has learned to be the most pleasing to his spouse.
What happens when Quinlan wants something different? What happens when Quinlan asks Fox to be himself? -
like lightning changing hands by Night_Fury
Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Star Wars Legends: Jedi Apprentice Series - Jude Watson & Dave Wolverton
31 Mar 2026
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When Helix had first found out about Melidaan, a lot of his General's habits slotted neatly into place. Like a broken bone that healed wrong, he'd called it. All he could do was try and mitigate the damage.
(And if he'd wished, sometimes, that he could have been there earlier, so he could have done something, so he could have helped, well-)
Now, there is a child in his medbay, looking up at him with wary eyes. Carefully, gently, he crouches, so as not to loom. Offers him a smile.
"Hi, Ben."
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It's hard to ignore your trauma when it's staring you in the face, isn't it?
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In which Helix accidentally-on-purpose adopts a kid, Ben reckons with the future, and Qui-Gon is trying to figure out how he managed to piss off an army.
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- Part 5 of shoulder the sky