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Brutal Truths
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Brutal Truths |
| Author(s): | Clara Swift |
| Date(s): | |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | Star Wars TPM |
| Relationship(s): | Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan |
| External Links: | Brutal Truths (Master & Apprentice) |
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Brutal Truths is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Clara Swift.
Summary: Qui-Gon is forced to teach Obi-Wan a hard lesson in Jedi philosophy.
Recs and Reviews
M/A is chockful of sadness. Obi-Wan wants love, is rebuffed by Qui-Gon, who worries about the age difference, the imbalance of power, the wrongness of it all. Qui-Gon wants love, is downcast by Obi-Wan's promiscuity, his beauteous Padawan's gleeful acceptance of his inner-sex-fiend and the probable Jedi Council problems. Not to mention the legal ones, if a certain Padawan isn't eighteen yet. Poor fellows. In what fandom used to call a "wallow," here are six sad, sad stories. Warnings galore for character agony and sometimes death. [...] Finally, Brutal Truths by Clara Swift offers another version of a dutybound Qui-Gon, determined to make his Padawan into the best apprentice ever, even if it means disillusioning him in a shocking manner. The ending characterizes Obi-Wan yet again as the saintliest Jedi extant and even makes you believe his reaction. It's a disquieting fic to end the wallow in.[1]
References
- ^ pronker in m_a_recs. Sad Stories of Sorrow for September, 27 August 2007. (Accessed 03 May 2015)