The end of the Clone War is near. Anakin Skywalker, caught up in the events that lead to the fall of the Republic, finds himself sent nearly two decades into the future. Ahsoka Tano, still coming to terms with the true fate of her former master, is - not exactly happy to see him. But the Force works in mysterious ways - and it isn't finished with them yet. Prequel/Rebels-era AU.

Miscommunication is the soup of the day, and Obi-Wan Kenobi doesn't fully understand the power that he holds.

There's nothing like a cold, dark pit to put the end of a war into perspective.

The galaxy doesn't fall; Anakin Skywalker does.

It's Obi-Wan Kenobi's life day, but good luck telling the rest of the galaxy that. Vignette, day in the life-style.

Han has a hard time coming to terms with Luke's fall to the dark side during Dark Empire; so does Luke.

The intrepid trio get themselves Separatist-lasered into childhood, leaving Captain Rex to serve as the only Adult in the vicinity until the Jedi Council figure out how to reverse this nonsense. It goes about as well as you'd expect. The kid!ficlet that no one (myself included) asked for. Title is a terrible, terrible play on 'in loco parentis' and I have so, so many regrets.

Obi-Wan has his foot in his mouth, Anakin has nothing to say, and Ahsoka still can't get a word in edgewise. The trio, post-Deception arc.