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The Bitter Glass
| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | The Bitter Glass |
| Author(s): | Kirby Crow |
| Date(s): | |
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| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | Star Wars: The Phantom Menace |
| Relationship(s): | Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan |
| External Links: | The Bitter Glass (Slash Girls) |
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The Bitter Glass is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Kirby Crow. It's part two of the Summer Blue series. analise created a fanfic cover for the story.
Summary: Qui-Gon takes Obi-Wan into a clarivoyant journey into the future, but can Obi-Wan live with the knowledge that Qui-Gon will soon die?
Recs and Reviews
Sequel to Stepping to Jonah. A vision of the future brings with it a realization that the present is what really matters. [hanky alert!] (NC-17)[1]
The story was included in Obiphil's list of Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story recs:
"The above are but a fraction of the goodies from M/A and elsewhere on the subject of Q/O. There are soooo many more great great stories written on our to die for boys. Unfortunately, if I were to introduce them one by one, it would take me til the release of Ep III. A list as follows does them scant justice but that'll have to do for the time being. [...] Bitter Glass by Kirby Crow [...]"[2]
References
- ^ TPod's Wings. Recommendations, via Wayback: 23 April 2001. (Accessed 22 December 2015)
- ^ Obiphil's Master of the Galaxy, Story Recs, Wayback: 19 February 2001. (Accessed 14 June 2020)