#clone trooper dehumanisation

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: CC-1010 | Fox, Clone Commander Thorn (Star Wars), CC-5869 | Stone, CC-4477 | Thire, Coruscant Guard Clone Troopers (Star Wars), Coruscant Guard Trooper Hound (Star Wars), Original Clone Trooper Character(s) (Star Wars) Additional Tags: Wingfic, Hurt/Comfort, Angst, Coruscant Guard Troopers as Family (Star Wars), That's Not How The Force Works (Star Wars), Force-Sensitive Clone Troopers (Star Wars), Angst with a Happy Ending, Clone Troopers Deserve Better (Star Wars), Clone Trooper Dehumanization (Star Wars), Infant Death, Infanticide, Clone Trooper Decommissioning (Star Wars) Series: Part 1 of Whisky's Corrie Week 2025 Summary:

It was the Kaminoans own disdain for the task of raising infants that allowed CC-1010's defect to slip through. Then, their ruthless lessons of discipline and excellence that teach him the art of using it while still keeping it hidden. Thus the seed of a new beginning was sown.

MIND THE TAGS

Also on AO3 [300w] @foxquinweek - day 2: “Unfortunately, General, I would need to be a sentient being for that.” & day 5: Fox kills the Chancellor Can be considered as a sequel to this drabble – Uncovering Corruption

Mace Windu glares at the two men standing before him, trying to decide which is more insolent: the Clone Commander’s textbook-perfect ‘at attention’ or the Jedi Master’s casual lounging against thin air.

“Care to explain what I am supposed to do with the fact that the two of you just murdered the kriffing Supreme Chancellor?”

“It wasn’t murder.”

“Wasn’t-! Fine. You do realise, Commander Fox, that calling it an assassination doesn’t actually make the situation any better?”

“Wasn’t an assassination either."

Also on AO3 For @foxquinweek - day 1: "I'll buy you time"

CC-1010 likes General Vos. He gives orders that are easy to follow.

Not like its Lord. His orders are hard to follow, pushing it to the limits of its skill and endurance, and beyond. But good soldiers follow orders. (Sometimes it wonders if he wants it to fail.)

CC-1010 likes General Vos. He gives orders that are easy to follow.

Orders like ‘sit down while I tend your wounds’, or ‘drink this glass of water’, or ‘try to get some sleep’. And good soldiers follow orders.

CC-1010 likes General Vos.