The Borrowed Ones: A Star Wars fan site.

It should have been an easy mission - a chance for Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan to reconcile their differences after the incidents on Melida/Daan and the death of Xanatos. Neither of them could know that they were about to stumble into the war for supremacy between Darth Sidious and his aged Master, Darth Jure.

Set between Jude Watson's books 'The Day of Reckoning' and 'The Fight for Truth' The Stolen Ones is aimed at a more grown up audience. I'd rate it at PG, because there's no sex but plenty of violence.

My short stories

• Broken Qui-Gon, aged 9, has his first brush with the Dark Side. Caution, deals with child abuse. Rated R.
  
  
• What is my Heritage? Qui-Gon, aged 13, tries to find somewhere to belong
  
  
• Coming Home. Following his conclusion in 'Heritage', Yoda meddles in the lives of his Padawans. WIP
  
  
• Acts of Mercy Padawan Jinn learns a hard lesson from his new Master.
  
  
• A Bad Feeling Result of a 500 word challenge on 'Library Archives'. Had to contain the words 'I have a bad feeling about this.'
  
  
• Applied Tranquility Ever wonder what there is to meditate about at the Temple? Small, stupid, humour piece.
  
  
• Strange Meetings At least they're synchronous in time! A Star Wars/Lord of the Rings crossover. WIP
  
  
• Jedi Master, Sulking That argument, from Qui-Gon's point of view.
  
  
• Redemption Have Obi-Wan and Anakin found a way to prevent the massacre at Geonosis?
  
  
• The Magic Lamp Luke Skywalker finds an abandoned holocron at Ben's house.
  

  'Jemmiah chronicals' stories.

• Another Pathetic Lifeform. Qui-Gon brings a new initiate to the Temple.
  
  
• The Price of Freedom. Disaster strikes Jemmiah at a wedding.
  
  
• The Shortened Lion. An abridged version of the Jemmiah Chronicals epic 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight', in which a number of Jedi on the way to a retreat are shipwrecked on a small, cursed moon.
  
  For more Jemmiah Chronicals stuff, check out The Fool's Array below.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  Pic of the Fics

  My absolute favourites from all the fiction out there. In chronological order!

  All of these stories are rated PG. However, some of the stories (indicated with a red asterisk) are accessable only through links to 18 rated sites. If you are under 18 then read the story and hit the back button to come straight back here.

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  As a Padawan
  
• Defy Not, by Quiller Young Qui-Gon risks his master's wrath again when a senator's son is kidnapped.
  

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  Early Knighthood.
  The Fin and Jinn series by Apache, available through link to the QGJDL archives
  So don't blame me for the graphics!
  
  
• Well Begun Using soup, rising young politician Finis Valorum attempts to befriend newly Knighted Qui-Gon Jinn.
  
  
• Zero. Valorum attempts to perturb the inperturbable Jinn and is somewhat shocked at the result.
  
  
• Weeds, part 1 Amid much discussion on life and pirates, Jinn attempts to be kind to Finis.
  
  
• Weeds, part 2 Still not sure if they like each other, Fin and Jinn become eco-terrorists (in a small way!).
  
  
• Escort, part 1 Fin and Jinn are admiring some inscrutable landscape when a local Royal is kidnapped.
  
  
• Escort, part 2 And now there's a murder. Fin gets to find out what his friend does for a living.
  
  
• Escort, part 3 After foiling a kidnapping and assassination attempt, the boys are arrested for murder! Scream with frustration, it's a WIP!
  

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  Xanatos
  
• Growing Pains, by BeElleGee A quiet moment of comfort during Xan's childhood.
  
  
• A Continuing Silence, by Cynical21 Wounded by Xan's betrayal, Qui-Gon contemplates what a failure he is.
  

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  Obi-Wan
  
  
• Lessons and Discoveries, by Diane Bored with gardening, Obi-Wan falls off A CLIFF! :-)
  
  
• Blame it on the Rain, by Diane A wet bus-stop moment at the end of a stressful mission.
  
  
• The End of the Streak, by Marie Why has Obi-Wan suddenly lost his prowess with the Lightsabre? Is it some kind of test?
  
  
• What You Take With You, by Katherine Bepler Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan are sent to perform an exorcism at a place strong in the dark side.
  
  
• What Dreams May Come, by Diane Qui-Gon is tested to breaking point by the Force, and Obi-Wan doesn't know what to do.
  
  
• Crystallize, by Torch While guarding a hibernating planet Qui-Gon makes an uncomfortable personal discovery. *
  
  
• The Conversation, by Christina Possibly the last time he saw his apprentice alive.
  
  
• When did the Light Die? by Eshva Why exactly didn't Obi-Wan use Force enhanced speed in the Battle with Maul? *
  

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  After TPM
  
  
• Homecoming, by Alison Glover Obi-Wan takes his Master's ashes to Qui-Gon's family. Extremely comforting.*
  
  
• Back on Earth, by Katherine There is no Death, there is the Force. A SW/Sixth Sense crossover.
  
  
• Structured Forms, by Gail Riordan Qui-Gon is permanently crippled by Darth Maul's blade and fights to redefine himself.
  
  
• Survival, by Skye A rather happier version of the same idea.
  
  
• Safer in the Woods, by Sleeps with Coyotes Darth Maul reads Anakin a bedtime story. (Yes you heard right!)
  
  
• New Lives, by Wolfie Investigating the assassination of Chancellor Palpatine, Knight Kenobi makes a life changing discovery.
  
  
• Betrayal, by Diane Kovalcin Ten years after unfair dismissal from the Jedi following Sith-inspired budget cuts, Qui-Gon is still making trouble for the Council. Guess who's sent to investigate! - WIP
  
  
• Attack of the Clones, the AU version, by Moriah Organa How would AotC have panned out if Qui-Gon had not died, but had lived to train Anakin and restrain Master Dooku's extremism?
  
  
• Revenge of the Sith, the AU version, by Moriah Organa The version of RotS where Qui-Gon isn't dead, and Dooku is still on the right side - WIP
  

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