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tushanshu_ooc2016-02-10 05:00 pm
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Luke's still not quite prepared for what Obi-Wan says next, and the sudden, brief sense of sympathetic burning slashing through the join between flesh and artificial hand leaves him gritting his teeth.
"You---"
The suit.
The thought is obvious, and he can't tell if he's angry, disappointed or exhausted.
"Why didn't you just kill him, then?" As soon as the words are out, Luke winces, even if there's incredulous anger bubbling in his stomach still. What was that for sort of question, anyway? And why does he even care, given how Darth Vader is? What he's done?
"I'm sorry. I just---" Luke shrugs, uncertain how to finish that, because apparently he does care.
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"It's all right," he assures Luke. He could understand why he would be upset. In fact he was taking it better than one could really expect.
"You ask me why I didn't just kill a close friend. I had trained him since he was small. Your father was... is, like a brother to me."
Obi-Wan just couldn't bring himself to do it. In hind sight he probably should have. It was partly his responsibility for how Anakin turned out. Judging from Luke's words though, he could safely assume that Anakin had somehow survived. Had he made a mistake in not finishing him off?
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Not when what he's angry about won't even happen for twenty years for him, even if it's already happened for Luke. Because they hadn't wanted him not to confront Vader at all. Only because he wasn't ready yet.
Which, well, Luke agreed with. He certainly hadn't been, on so many, many levels. Scrubbing his face, Luke sighs. He wants to say something, but aside from having to keep himself from yelling he's not sure how to say it. He hasn't even thought it through himself.
"You told me you'd trained Darth Vader, you know," Luke says finally as he looks up, manages a faint smile, "at least I know the 'trained him' part is right, now."
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The Jedi Master smiled back solemnly. "I can't speak for my older self. I can only assume that whatever I said, or didn't say, was meant to protect you."
He didn't know what his fate was in the however many years he would spend watching over Luke, but he did know that his priority was to protect the young boy he had taken to Tatooine. Whether he did everything right or not, that was hard to say. Though it seemed that he'd been successful in keeping the boy from harm. ... Well. Relatively speaking. He had noticed the missing hand.
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Which had, ultimately, led to Bespin. Luke glanced down to his new right hand and grimaced.
"Not going to lie, Ben," a pause, and Luke frowned, "Obi-Wan. It's kind of hard not to want to say something about that, but it's not as if you can actually give me an answer. And it wouldn't be fair."
It felt weird using 'Obi-Wan'; he'd always thought of him as Ben, even when other people used Obi-Wan.
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"Even the best intentions can have unforeseen circumstances. I can't justify my actions in the future, but it is clear that they have caused you pain. For that, I am sorry."
It might not mean much coming from him, since he didn't know the circumstances. But the gesture was sincere.
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"Could be worse, really," he said and had to resist tucking his right hand away somewhere, because while it certainly could be worse, what had happened was still plenty bad. And he wasn't even really thinking about the hand, even if it was easier to focus on that.
"How do things work here, anyway?" Deciding it was easier to focus on other things for the moment, Luke frowned as he gestured vaguely around them.