I Got Some Codywan Stuff From Journen's Etsy And It Was All Very Good! :) Would Recommend 10/10.

Dooku and Obi-wan interactions in fics are my absolute favorite. They’re such an interesting duo, whether it be canon douche!Dooku or fanfic good person!dooku. Either way Dooku is smart enough that he makes for a good conversationalist and Obi-wan, a known talker, makes it all the better.

my absolute favorite it when Obi-wan is still a Padawan/initiate. There’s nothing better than

Dooku: *looks down to find a tiny youngling hanging off his robes* *raises his brows* Obi: hi! Dooku: *fully aware that all younglings are intimidated by him* what are you doing here, child? Obi: you looked sad Dooku: *internally* what??? Obi: wanna play a game? Dooku: *expecting it to be like, tag or something* not right n- Obi: I got the whole chess set out and everything Dooku: Dooku: *losing composure faster than Obi-wan loses robes* you’re like four years old why the hell are you asking me to play chess Obi: *completely serious* well Quin told me that you might be able to beat me? Which sounds fun. No one’s ever beat me before. Dooku:

Dooku, later to Sifo-Dyas: *completely animated* I met the most interesting initiate today

Sifo-Dyas: so when are the padawanship poets going through?

Dooku:

BEAUTIFUL, THANK YOU

nothing strange happening here folks. just two men headbonking and sharing a breath like cats tend to do. normal gar activities if i ever saw one.

Hell yes, Cody sorted him right the fuck out

even though it didn't end up happening in the Kenobi show I fully subscribe to the idea that Cody at some point found Obi Wan on tattooine because in my mind the only way to get from sad Ewan McGregor to whimsical Alec Guinness is an off screen gay romance in the desert

Cody breaking down in a storage room when he thinks he’s alone

Cody: that fucking stupid self sacrificing di’kut of a Jedi I’m gonna tie him up in the medbay until he gets 10 hours of sleep or die of boredom

Shiny: …

Cody: no one will ever believe you

Clone Wars playing the imperial march every time Anakin is mildly inconvenienced will never not make me laugh.

one star war viewing experience that i think has been totally 100% lost to time / cultural dominance: obi-wan being a mysterious and lowkey dubious figure in a new hope. he’s introduced doing this absolutely terrifying screech (which he never does again? before or since?), in a cloak with his face covered (classic villain coding, also very close to the emperor’s exact look) and this comes after a build up of him being some “old wizard” luke is told is dead, that he shouldn’t be going to see at all—and his dialogue only raises more questions than answers. a big part of it is alec guinness’ expert ptsd performance, of course, but there’s such a real strangeness to obi-wan’s debut. he’s a mentor, but he’s also a hardened warrior, also a deliverer of some incredibly ominous lines, also a disembodied voice, an undead, unkillable entity. i don’t think it was some accident that the “fake twist” used to hide the real twist in empire was that obi-wan killed luke’s father, is all i’m saying really. i think there’s an undercurrent in anh that, as the jedi/obi-wan/star war grew in popular culture and the light side/dark side lore got more ironed out, isn’t really accessible now. but it’s fun

Obi-Wan: is this really the most effective seating arrangement?

Cody: just drive, Jedi boy

Obi-Wan: Jedi boy?!?

Cody: Sorry. Jedi boy, sir

Obi-wan: …

Thanks, Elvis.

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