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Out of Balance
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Out of Balance |
| Author(s): | Anne Higgins |
| Date(s): | 27 September 2001 |
| Length: | 60k / 10,093 words |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | Star Wars TPM |
| Relationship(s): | Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan |
| External Links: | Out of Balance (Master & Apprentice) Out of Balance (author's site) |
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Out of Balance is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Anne Higgins.
Summary: What happens when a bond is not equal?
Notes:
This story has been in an editor's hold box for at least a year, and I've decided it was time to get it out of there. There's nothing particularly original about it, especially now, but it wasn't fresh when I wrote it. It grew out of a scene in "Letters" where Obi-Wan briefly suffers the effects of the bond he shares with Qui-Gon being out of balance. I wondered what would happen if the lack of balance were permanent, and this is the result.
Recs and Reviews
This story has angst like whoa. Obi-Wan manages to save Qui-Gon by pouring as much healing energy as he could into the dying man, including his own life force. This forms a life bond between them, but because of the circumstances in which it was made, it's a lot different for Obi-Wan than it is for Qui-Gon.[1]
References
- ^ shadowmate in fancake. Star Wars: Out of Balance by Anne Higgins, 03 February 2011. (Accessed 07 May 2015)