#master and apprentice

[sithlordsly]

This is just how I picture their dynamic. In the end, neither is truly successful in their attempts to change one another, it all just sort of evens out. 🤷‍♀️😂

[syndullahera]

Master & Apprentice, Claudia Gray

[trixeclipse]

Been revisiting star wars audiobooks

[harurssh]

just read master and apprentice help

[lightwise]

THEY REFLECT EACH OTHER

[amirahsoka]

EVERYBODY SILENCE THEY DID THE THING

[darth-kote]

Qui-Gon: Padawan, I need you to return to the Archives and- Obi-Wan [long drawn-out sigh]: Master Nu already said the holocrons and scrolls won't hold any information on Master Yoda's species. Qui-Gon: ... that's.. not what I'm researching. Obi-Wan: You can't live forever, Master. [breezing out of the room] Qui-Gon: watch me.

[charmwasjess]

I legitimately didn't remember how fucking batshit funny some of the Dooku sections in Claudia Gray's Master and Apprentice were. Qui-Gon's remembering his first mission with Dooku in flashback: okay, seems straightforward enough. They land in an ongoing crisis in a battle zone, Dooku goes to talk to the generals. Then, next scene, we smashcut directly to:

"Don't be afraid." Dooku's voice rang out over even the howling winds of Shurrapak. Qui-Gon clung to the carbon-fibre-rope riggings of the Shurrapakan ship, salt spray stinging his face and hands as they rounded the cape to approach the battle from an angle the enemy wouldn't expect. "They're shielded against skycraft and energy weapons. Not against seafaring vessels!" He made this sound majestic, courageous, brilliant -- nothing like the last-minute, last-ditch attempt it really was. Qui-Gon took a deep breath and stared up at the stars. Big mistake. The stars weren't moving and his stomach was, and the queasiness that swept through him made him feel weak.

Dooku has been on this planet for less than 24 hours. There are already other Jedi there ahead of him with established generals working on the battle plans, which according to the scene just before this, are complete enough that its conceivable Dooku and Qui-Gon will miss the action. So naturally, the plan he then comes up with is "ABANDON ALL OTHER PLANS, WE ATTACK THE FORTIFIED BATTLEFIELD WITH OLD TIMEY ROPE-RIGGED SAILING SHIPS!"

And at his side?? A seasick twelve year old who has never left the Temple or seen battle!!! Who can't swim! And backing them up?? Rael fucking Averross, who Dooku was just nagging for being too eager to get into the fighting. Sure, Dooku. That's Rael's problem.

This is the most disaster lineage shit I've ever read. This could absolutely be an Anakin and Obi-Wan Clone Wars arc.

Bonus Rael and Qui-Gon Content, from earlier in the chapter:

"C'mon, then, let's go talk to the generals." Rael made it sound like the most natural thing for a twelve-year-old to do.

Rael, you crazy motherfucker, never change.

[spockvarietyhour]

New Republic Starship, "Master and Apprentice"

[rancidsugar]

[providence-park]

AHSOKA - Part One - MASTER AND APPRENTICE

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Padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi and his Master Qui-Gon Jinn | 𝘧𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘸𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘸𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘳𝘦𝘮𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘥

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[yogar-un-lyste-d]

I’ve been reading a lot of Star Wars Novels lately but one of Rael Aveross’ lines in Master and Apprentice really stood out to me

‘We don’t choose the light because we want to win… We choose it because it is the light’

To me it very well puts together the fight of the Jedi in the Clone Wars and later, the remaining Jedi’s battle against the Empire. They could of very well of given up but they chose to keep fighting on the side of good not because they knew it was the winning side, but because it was good because it was filled with light.

It’s Rael restating Qui-Gon Jinn’s line from earlier in the novel but I prefer the more simple way Rael phrases it.

[rancidjuno]

“You misjudge me. I too care for my apprentice, but if their time has come..”

I saw the headcanon that Luminara’s master was Master Katri who was mentioned in Tales of the Jedi and was like omg!! Cute master for lumi!! Before realising that Katri died when Luminara was maximum about 13/14 years old, so my new hc is that poor Luminara was orphaned very early on in her apprenticeship and having to deal with attachment and loss so intensely and so young is why she is so “detached” later on with the very real possibility of losing her own apprentice. It’s not that she doesn’t care, she does - too much - but she’s a Jedi Master now and feels that showing that is wrong.

[tarabyte3]

Angsty QuiObi fic idea where, after Master and Apprentice and the events of Pijal, Qui-Gon decides to take the seat on the Council anyway and gives up Obi-Wan to a different Master. Like, he genuinely believes it's the right thing to do for the good of all, and, after that mission, Obi-Wan clearly has what it takes to get over it and thrive because he's so capable and smart, right? He doesn't need Qui-Gon because he'll be great no matter what. If anything, Qui-Gon was right, he IS just holding Obi-Wan back.

Fast forward a few years, and Qui-Gon is constantly frustrated and still at odds with the rest of the Council because it turns out being the minority dissenting voice still doesn't affect change or result in any meaningful pull when it comes to Council decisions. The only difference is now he's stuck at the Temple instead of going out and helping people. Then Obi-Wan (who has managed to completely avoid Qui-Gon this whole time) and his new Master come in for a mission briefing, and Qui-Gon sees a completely different Obi-Wan: Gaunt, severe, dead-eyed, barely looks anyone in the eye and DEFINITELY never once looks over at Qui-Gon. Only speaks when directly asked something, and even his voice sounds different. Soft and emotionless. Nothing like his spitfire Padawan.

Afterwards, Qui-Gon is concerned (and maybe a little freaked out), so he tracks down Obi-Wan's new Master and asks how he's doing. They're just like, "Oh, he's the perfect Padawan. He's obedient and follows orders without argument, he's capable of handling responsibility, he excels in all of his classes, he trains hard...and that's it. He never smiles or laughs, he doesn't have hobbies or indulgences, he never goes out with friends, he rarely shares his opinions. It's like there's no heart in him. But hey, how's that Council seat treating you?"

Qui-Gon realizes immediately that he's made a terrible mistake. That they're both miserable and it wasn't worth it. And more than that, seeing Obi-Wan makes him realize how much he misses him. Except this was all his own fault. He did this. And he did far more than just hurt Obi-Wan, he completely broke his heart. Now he has no idea how to fix it, or how to ever get Obi-Wan to talk to him, let alone trust him again.

Is this anything?

[sithlordsly]

Maul and Ezra find a secluded corridor for a romantic embrace.

I finally drew them kissing! 🤭💕 I took me a whole year to build up my confidence. This art was fueled by pure self indulgence. The shading/coloring turned out way better than I expected. To quote Han Solo, sometimes I even amaze myself. 😁😆