More Than Blood

The war had been hard on Obi-Wan, even before the trauma of Mustafar. It was easy to admit that now. Most of the pride that once blinded him had long ago been stripped away by the horrors of war. Months and years of constant battle had changed him, changed his perspective of what was important, and what was worth fighting for. Unfortunately, these revelations had not come until it was much too late, and his mistakes had cost him dearly. Obi-Wan tried not to focus on those mistakes, but on the bond he had developed with Rex that had helped him leave those errors in judgment in the past where they belonged.

Obi-Wan was left with a great deal of grief and anxiety after the Clone Wars, but he found it was easier to deal with when Rex and their four adopted daughters were by his side.