... or The Many Head Injuries of Kanan Jarrus. Anyone else ever notice how often Kanan gets whacked in the head and then is perfectly fine a couple minutes later, even to the point of being able to fight the duel of his life? No. No, no, no. The Force and adrenaline can only go so far. Time for a little pointless, Jedi-whumping gap-filler.

Thrawn and Minerva have earned their happily ever after, but where does that leave Eli Vanto, Thrawn's brother and Minerva's best friend? Luckily, Yagor Lyste was on the guest list. Fluffy one-shot, contains male slash and snogging. Please read and review. Thrawn/Minerva and Eli/Lyste. Appearances of Vader and Palpatine.

A Star Wars take on an old song from the Irish War of Independence.

Novel-Thrawn and Rebels-Thrawn are very different. There is no question that in Rebels, Thrawn favours a crueler, harsher command. Eli Vanto returns from the Ascendancy a year after departing, to find a very changed Thrawn. Eli has questions. He may not like the answers. Oneshot, gen. Thrawn novel and SWR both referenced.

/complete/ Ezra Bridger thought that he has seen the worst of what the Empire had to offer, but everything changes when he finds an orphaned infant and is forced to face the hardships of his own past.

Established relationship fluff with how the trio handles when one of the members get sick. Kanan/Ezra/Zeb. Polyamorous slash relationship.

A step by step process on how to fall to the Dark Side

We all know the events surrounding the heroes of the Rebellion, but what about the others? This is the weekly journal of one of those heroes who is seen, but unseen through the series: a Rebel pilot in Phoenix Squadron. Some of the events may interact with others that you have heard of, but this time they are seen from a different point of view.

As the Rebellion becomes stronger, Kanan's past begins to catch up with him. Training Ezra has become a stressful responsibility and the Empire is still on their heels. To make matters worse, nightmares begin to plague his mind, showing the horrors that are soon to come. With his love for Hera is begging to be heard, only time will tell if this tension is what breaks Kanan.

Zero Hour, the attack is at hand, but nothing goes as planned. Story to follow Kallus during Zero Hour (and beyond!).

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The victory against the Rebels at Atollon brings the desired result, and Grand Admiral Thrawn is shown the blue prints of the Death Star by the Emperor himself. Character study of Thrawn. Gen.

What if before the Ghost crew, Ezra was on a different path? One that a Jedi would never think of going on? AU that Bossk took Ezra on as his apprentice after the events of "Ezra's Gamble" two years earlier. Might be T later.

XI-4411, known as 'Fixxer' by his squad, is sent on a mission with his unit to investigate a nearby settlement with suspected rebel ties. However, after unknowingly committing atrocities in the name of the Empire, Fixxer is forced to question everything he knows about the life he's lead. (Warning: Somewhat graphic)

Ezra uses a teddy bear to get information out of tua.

Final installment in my trilogy. Several months after the mission to the Rakata homeworld, the nemesis of the Ghost crew returns from beyond the Galaxy with his and the Emperor's prize in tow. Ezra & Sabine, Kanan & Hera, and the rest of the Rebellion will stand shoulder to shoulder in the face of the oncoming storm. The question is, will it be enough? Light in Dark, Dark in Light.

(Title may change) Old Republic AU. Jedi. Mandalorians. Two factions that have remained rivals throughout the many centuries of the galactic wars this galaxy has endured. And now in the Great Galactic War, little did one Jedi and one Mandalorian know that all was going to change for both of them thanks to only one unexpected decision that will change Mando Jedi relations forever.

Ahsoka, just can't mind her own business. When she figures out how little of a childhood Ezra had she decides to give it back to him. She de-ages him into an infant for Hera and Kanan to raise up again. Only problem: Ezra still has all his memories. T for mild language Cover by Rebel-Blueberry.

It's been a week without Kanan: a week of failed missions, fruitless surveillance and botched extractions. The Ghost crew and their leader do their best to carry on. Takes place during season one, somewhere between "Call to Action" and "Rebel Resolve."

After turning down the chance to flee from the Empire, Kallus assumed Ezra would be the last person on the Ghost wanting talk to him, but both find difficulties in letting go of the past. - Post Zero Hour

Written in response to a conversation that was brought up in a Star Wars Rebels Discord Chat group. - What if Kanan had not survived after Twilight of the Apprentice?

Sometimes, even without your sight, you don't need words to see the world.

Kanan just lost his sight. But did he lose himself?

Filled in some detail on "The Protector of Concord Dawn". It's just the way I would have liked it to play out. Kanan is way too calm about Hera nearly dying. Didn't want to rehash the whole ep, but may add to it at some point.

One-shot based on "Siege of Lothal". Hera and Kanan argue during a debriefing with Sato, and when they take their argument into the corridor, we see a shot of Ahsoka's face, watching them leave and looking perhaps a bit concerned. It occurred to me that the only person who truly understands what Kanan is dealing with is Ahsoka, and that's the premise for this story.

For someone trying to use their gift as little as possible, the gift sure has a way of clobbering Kanan over the head from time to time. Especially lately. Hera bets it means something. (Spoiler: it does. This is the story of how the Ghost crew found Sabine.)