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                 QUI - GON  SHOULD      be  having  this  conversation  with  korkie’s  mother  who ,   if  the  situation  is  to  be  believed ,  is     bo - katan     .  yet  he  stands  here  with  satine ,  though  that  doesn’t  give  him  much  surprise . 

MAGNOLIA  CASTILLO  SENTENCE  STARTERS

@ofkryze​ asked:                ❝  you’re hurting.  i can tell.  you don’t have to hide it.  ❞

                   THE  VENOM      isn’t  fatal ,  luckily .  but      blast      does  it      HURT     .  he’s  careful  as  he  lowers  himself  into  a  sitting  position  once  they’ve  set  up  camp ,  trying  not  to  look  like  he’s  in  the  agony  that  he’s  in .  satine’s  voice  is  quiet ,  maybe  even sympathetic  if  he  didn’t  know  better ,  but  his  gaze  is  wary  anyway  when  he  looks  at  her . 

       she’d not been gone long, but it was still a bit of a balancing act to return home. leaving voluntarily didn’t brand her a traitor, but mandalore was so strange to her. not a single person in beskar, everyone doing their business as if it were a standard planet. bo-katan could respect that for a home, but not for her home. 

       getting to her sister was always difficult, but mandalore shedding their traditions did mean she was the only one with a jetpack flying around. made it a little easier to drop in. despite their differing viewpoints, satine was the only close family she still had. of course there was clan kryze but they weren’t her sister, it was a different level of family. 

A MEME I DON’T HAVE RIGHT NOW / ACCEPTING IF YOU CAN FIND IT?

@ofkryze​ said:  i shouldn't have come here.

      It’s late and it’s true, she shouldn’t have come. It’s a strange occurrence on any given day for a civilian to visit the Jedi temple, especially without an escort or without official business, but for someone of Satine’s stature and station to secret herself away, cloaked in darkness, only to find herself at the dormitory of a Jedi Master in the middle of the night - how very strange indeed. She could have sent word, could have found some more inconspicuous way to contact him, but she hadn’t. Whatever she had to tell him, evidently it was quite important and it could not wait for the waking hours. She wore a dark travel cloak and her face remained shadowed until she took down her large hood and reveal herself, golden and pale. She looked tired. Obi-Wan kept a straight face, just, trying not to reveal his surprise. Then, he took a step back and gestured for her to enter his room. “Well, you’re here now. Come in. Whatever it is you’ve come for, I’d imagine it’s important.”

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Anakin was still trying to figure out this whole situation out with Satine and Obi-Wan. It seemed like, whenever she was involved, Obi-Wan seemed to lose all sense of logic and just go off to try to save her or help her, without any logic.  Yet, when Anakin did it, he was impatient.  The whole thing..concerned him, well at the same time, piqued his curiosity. Obi-Wan was handling something, with this whole Mandalore thing, and he’d been told in no uncertain terms to keep an eye on her, to keep her out of trouble. So it would seem, that Obi-Wan handled other people, the same way he handled Anakin. But now, he was in the same room alone, with the woman who had gotten Obi-wan to broke the Jedi Code, when he was young.  

He was watching her carefully, as he paced with his hands behind his back, a slightly amused look, but he was debating, if he should say anything, or if he should keep his mouth shut.  The saying something always won out.  

“So, you and Obi-Wan, back in the day, what was that like? What was he like? I always figured him to always me Mr. Follow Every Rule.”

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