Amavikkan Anakin Hcs
(The one where Anakin doesn't forget where heâs from)
He keeps it on the dl in the temple and as a padawan because it's a secret culture/language and there are no other Amavikkans around
(He keeps a journal in Amatakka. It's his most prized possession)
Anakin finds out that Obi-Wan was enslaved once when he was a padawan and teaches him some of his culture
When the war starts, he quickly realizes that the clones are not there voluntarily
He asks Kix to scan the troops on a hunch and discovers about the inhibitor chips early
The entire 501st is quietly de-chipped and it's standard procedure for incoming shinies as part of their initial medical exam
Any clones that don't want to fight are safely delivered to a planet where they can start a new life for themselves, giving the 501st the highest AWOL percentage in the entire army
When Ahsoka joins, Anakin asks her not to call him "master"
He won't explain why and eventually she stops prying, diverting her efforts into creating as many nicknames for him as possible
Anakin is part of the Tatooine freedom trail. He smuggles scanners and supplies to people and, occasionally, smuggles people themselves
Amavikkans know it's safe to come to him for help because he has the sign to Ekkreth "subtly" painted on EVERYTHING
Ahsoka figures out about the freedom trail pretty quickly and wants to help
Initially, Anakin is against it because it's actually really dangerous if they get caught and she has no way of understanding what's at stake
She stubborns her way into helping anyway
Fast-forward to Zygerria, Anakin is SUPER against Ahsoka posing as the slave because, what if it goes wrong? What if she's ACTUALLY enslaved? What if they can't find her again?
(It does go wrong and she is actually enslaved, but they don't lose her)
After that mission, Anakin takes Rex and Ahsoka into the kitchen at night and teach them some of the most basic stories while making them tzai
Rex is appreciative, but not super interested in learning more, as the clones have their own secrets and traditions
Ahsoka is curious, but a little insecure as she never really thought of herself as a slave
Anakin tells her an old Amavikkan proverb, the first of many
"A chain worn for a day is still heavy, a back whipped only once is still scarred"
(Basically, it means "if you've been enslaved ever, you can be part of the Amavikkan culture)
In addition to Jedi training, he teaches her how to go unseen and how to connect to planets
(The key is to ask nicely)
He also teaches her about his religion; Ar-Amu, Ekkreth, Leia, Tena, Maru...
She doesn't believe any of it is TRUE, unlike Anakin, but she appreciates the storytelling and the morals
I don't have an ending for this. Either it ends better than it did in canon, or it ends exactly the same way but 800000000 times more tragic
