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unfitforsociety) wrote2023-01-31 01:15 pm
unfitforsociety) wrote2023-01-31 01:15 pm
So come on over to my side of town
Star Wars
Birds Fly in Different Directions by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
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In the corridor beyond her quarters, other Jedi were emerging from their own doors, most of them wide-eyed with shock. A few merely looked blearily concerned, and Aayla heard snatches of questions as she darted past, queries as to whether everyone experienced the same distressing vision. But those who clutched at their chests or throats, their weak points- those Jedi bore a muted horror in their eyes, and Aayla didn't doubt they'd just suffered their own betrayals from trusted men.
(Force, her men. What happened to them?) This is a lovely "everybody lives" time travel fix-it AU. <3
A Discussion of Choices byPeppermint_Shamrock
Mace Windu has traveled the galaxy since the fall of the Republic, keeping out of the Empire's sight and teaching where he can. Upon the request of a ghost of an old friend, Mace finds himself instructing Luke Skywalker, who is still reeling from the truth of Vader's identity. this is a really neat look at Luke through Mace's eyes.
Fragments of Light byShadaras
Baze and Chirrut surviving over the years. Lovely.
No Death, Only the Force byExtraPenguin
Mace and Anakin swap bodies for just long enough for Mace to save Shmi and rescue Obi-Wan. Meanwhile, back on Coruscant, Anakin stress bakes and cleans. This was fun!
the massive machinery of hope byKillbothtwins
Obi-Wan Kenobi travels back in time to fix things. He also annoys a lot of people. I enjoyed this fix-it trilogy a lot.
✭
Birds Fly in Different Directions by
In the corridor beyond her quarters, other Jedi were emerging from their own doors, most of them wide-eyed with shock. A few merely looked blearily concerned, and Aayla heard snatches of questions as she darted past, queries as to whether everyone experienced the same distressing vision. But those who clutched at their chests or throats, their weak points- those Jedi bore a muted horror in their eyes, and Aayla didn't doubt they'd just suffered their own betrayals from trusted men.
(Force, her men. What happened to them?) This is a lovely "everybody lives" time travel fix-it AU. <3
A Discussion of Choices by
Mace Windu has traveled the galaxy since the fall of the Republic, keeping out of the Empire's sight and teaching where he can. Upon the request of a ghost of an old friend, Mace finds himself instructing Luke Skywalker, who is still reeling from the truth of Vader's identity. this is a really neat look at Luke through Mace's eyes.
Fragments of Light by
Baze and Chirrut surviving over the years. Lovely.
No Death, Only the Force by
Mace and Anakin swap bodies for just long enough for Mace to save Shmi and rescue Obi-Wan. Meanwhile, back on Coruscant, Anakin stress bakes and cleans. This was fun!
the massive machinery of hope by
Obi-Wan Kenobi travels back in time to fix things. He also annoys a lot of people. I enjoyed this fix-it trilogy a lot.
✭