#minarchy

✨like the sky, spread over everything✨

Author: @orcarina Artist: @eggchayi

Word Count: 46,418 words Rating: Explicit Content and Archive Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Pairing(s): Obi-Wan Kenobi/Anakin Skywalker, Anakin Skywalker & Shmi Skywalker Key Tags: Alternate Universe, Anakin Skywalker is Not a Jedi, Hermit Obi-Wan Kenobi, That's Not How The Force Works, Getting Together, Hurt Anakin Skywalker, Loneliness, Language Barrier, Force Bond, Frottage, Canon-Typical Child Death (mentioned), Attempted Cultural Extermination (mentioned)

Summary: Above and in the ruins of an ancient Force temple in the Wastes of Tatooine, Obi-Wan holds sole vigil as the last remaining Jedi on the planet, until the day he finds a man unconscious on the cliffs near his home. The man is Anakin Skywalker, sent to evict Obi-Wan and remove the Jedi from the planet entirely, in order for the Hutts to appease the encroaching threat of the Empire. Unaware of this, Obi-Wan takes him into his home, and in spite of them having little by way of common language, a fragile bond forms between them. Meanwhile, Shmi discovers what the Empire really want with a captured Jedi, and what cost Anakin might be forced to pay.

Minarchaqueer (queer minarchy/minqueer): the minarchist equivalent of queer anarchism (anarqueer/anqueer).

Note that not all minarchists are rightists, I’m left-aligned myself.

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