#moran

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars: Jedi: Fallen Order Series (Video Games) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Dreyo the Smuggler/Moran the Mirialan (Star Wars) Characters: Dreyo the Smuggler (Star Wars), Moran the Mirialan (Star Wars) Additional Tags: Character Study, Reconciliation, Moran experiences the mortifying ordeal of being loved, Dreyo the magic pixie warehouse administrator has entered the ring Summary:

Dreyo said: “I think you owe me a story or five here. How on Kotholla’s twelve moons did you end up in a place like this, Moran?”

“Oh, you know,” Moran said. “One thing leads to another, you worm yourself into a tight spot that tumbles you to the next, somehow even tighter one, the process repeats, and then one day you sit in the biggest shithole in the galaxy thinking, ‘Well, at least the consolation is that it can’t possibly get any worse’. And then a DJ for whom ‘industrial drone’ is apparently the height of musical expression moves in, and Turgle dramatically reveals that all this time he has harboured a hidden passion for dance that can stay hidden no longer. The raiders were a bit of a bother too, but all they can do is kill a man’s body, not his soul. Turgle’s Rhylothian quickstep might.”

Dreyo laughed. It had been this that drew him in, in the beginning. There could be a strange generosity to Moran’s elaborate, biting rants, a warmth of invitation, an undertone of looking to entertain, if only himself.

A message is answered.

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Listen. I don’t know what came over me either. But here you go. Happy Pride month everybody, for the occasion I give to you the nichest Star Wars gays I could find.

I suppose next my brain would have me write a Moby Dick knockoff entirely in the voice of Skoova Stev (my beloved). In other news I got attached to the side characters in Jedi: Survivor a normal and sane amount. Especially Moran. I love a man at rock bottom. If you’ve forgotten which one Moran is: