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Feemor turns up in 26 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 10,600 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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The Librarian’s Padawan
by Mithril_and_Acorns
Repudiation. A relic from before the Ruusan Reformation. Officially, it meant rejecting a concept as unauthorized or as having no binding force to a particular individual or contract. In practice it translated as being completely disowned from one’s lineage. Feemor had taken each day following his former master’s repudiation one step at a time, content to simply melt into the stacks of the Temple Archives and disappear into obscurity. Yet when he meets a youngling slated to be the next piece in Yoda’s plan for Qui-Gon Jinn, he finds that maybe the Force has more in store for him than he originally thought. or Obi-Wan is adorable, Feemor isn’t about to let another youngling get hurt by Qui-Gon’s stupidity and Yoda’s manipulations, Jocasta is a BAMF grandma that likes to feed Obi-Wan cookies, and canon dies a fiery death on Mustafar.
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Mando'jekai jedi
by Anonymous
Feemor saves a random Mandalorian and earns himself the position of Jedi watchman for the sector. Now if only the mandos would stop hunting him so that he can investigate this terrorist cell in peace. Jaster really wants to talk to the jedi who slapped the darksaber into his hands before running off. Now if only the haat'ade could track him down.
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Of Crechemasters and Archivists
by Mithril_and_Acorns
The Clawmouse Clan was small, and it’s crechemaster was young, and some might even argue inexperienced—but those individuals were idiots and every Shadow knows that a being who decided to come between a crechemaster and their charge either had a death wish or lacked the intelligence Force gave slime…usually both. (Or) What would Obi-Wan’s childhood have been like if he had a crechemaster who actually paid attention to the manipulations of a meddling green troll and did something about it?
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Ghost Whisperer
by StephanieStephanie
The debates about Dark and Light aside, the Jedi widely accepted three ways of viewing the Force, which were the Unifying Force, the Living Force and the Cosmic Force.A few cultures were quite happy to let them keep their delusions on the matters of Wild Force and Undying Force.
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we're in the homestretch of the high times
by blackkat
“That’s not a Jedi,” Feemor says, torn between amusement and bewilderment. The man coming down the corridor doesn’t seem to have any intention of causing harm, though; he mostly just feels incredibly pleased with himself.
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There Are Many Benefits To Being A Jedi Temple Guard
by BoliTheSenate
It's raining Mandalorians? At least that's what goes through Feemor's head when he, rather unexpectedly, finds himself with an armful of mandalorian child during one of his routine patrols around the Temple entrance's perimeter. In which Feemor saves a mandalorian child's life rather on accident, but now he seems to have earned the unwavering interest (and loyalty?) of three curious little shadows. The other Temple Guards think it's adorable, Cin Drallig is concerned for their internal security and the adult Mandalorians are having... mixed feelings about this all, to say the least.
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Where is a Mando when you need one?
by Floris_Oren
Obi-Wan hates it with a passion when his Master leaves him by himself in these dens in iniquity. The Force feels slimy here and it makes his visions worse in the next two-day cycle. And then, there are the Trandoshans to worry about.
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life begins to happen
by blackkat
“Shh, shh, we’re almost there,” Feemor murmurs, and the trembling teenage girl pressed tight to his side gives a jerky nod, though she doesn’t release her death grip on his belt.
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when the world is on your side
by loosingletters
Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Sith slayer himself, was a part of their lineage? Kath’resi couldn’t wait to tell his friends about it. Feemor and his Padawan meet Obi-Wan Kenobi and his Padawan. Or: Adopting your tiny lineage cousin 101.
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strong in a fate set free
by itsthechocopuff
Feemor knows of Knights and Masters who go decades without stepping foot in the Temple. He should not be feeling this out-of-the-loop after barely a year.And yet.
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All the Souls Deserve a Chance
by Batsutousai
When Palpatine dies unexpectedly a year after the invasion of Naboo, the jedi must scramble to pick up the pieces of a grand plan now in shambles. Can Obi-Wan, and his newly-discovered padawan-brother Feemor, be the key to healing the old wound between the Jedi Order and Mand'alor Jango Fett?
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skipping stones
by qigiined
Feemor bows his head in gratitude and hurries down to see Qui-Gon in the halls of Healing. He has been trapped in an oxygen mask there and has been assigned a healer to loom over him, should the thought of escape pass through his mind. He asks Feemor if he would be so kind as to look after Obi-Wan for him for the week that he has been assigned to remain in the hall for. Feemor only vibrates in place a little bit. “Of course, Master,” he says. “Don’t you worry one bit. Where is he?” “Excellent question,” Master Qui-Gon says. “Start with that and follow your nose.” (Obi-Wan gets to spend some time with his big brother Feemor and they learn about the struggles of being both padawan and master.)
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Start of Something Good
by Batsutousai
When Feemor warned the Council that a jedi had died, he couldn't have known what they would uncover. (Even if he kind of had.)
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Of Knights and Brothers
by Tamloid
“To withstand repudiation and come out the other side with confidence in your worth as a Jedi, with a deeper and more complete understanding of your innermost self… that, Masters, is a true Trial of Spirit. I can assure you of that.” In which Feemor is knighted, loses nearly everything, and rebuilds himself from the ground up with the help of his friends, his little brother, and a few helpful nudges from the Force to guide the way.