A/N: Wow, I actually got a review! Thank you Lozz! Unfortunately, the results came back, and I didn't win. I got an average of something like 3.5 out of 5 or something like that... I got 4th place out of 6 entries, but one of the contestants ended up judging, and she got 2nd, so they're not sure whether to bump me up because of that or what. I'll post a link to the page so you can see for yourself what the results were. I for one am pleased. It amused the judges, and I got good ratings. So what if I didn't win? I had fun!

Anyways, here is the final chapter! That's right, no more torture! Finally, I can say I finished a story!

Chapter 6: The Unexpected Ending

Jenny opened her eyes slowly as she heard a voice calling her name. She glanced up and saw it was Obi-Wan. She reached up to touch his face. "What happened?" she asked weakly.

"It worked perfectly," he said, excitement and concern mixed in his voice. "I don't know how you predicted it would. I wouldn't be surprised if they were both dead." He gently stroked her face with his hand.

Jenny stared into his bright, clear blue eyes. "I'm sorry," she whispered, tears springing up into her eyes.

Obi-Wan shook his head and smiled. "What is there to be sorry about?" he asked. "You saved my life."

"If it weren't for me, none of this would've happened," she answered. "I'm sorry for being such... such a numbskull. I'm sorry for... for not being the smartest person in the universe. I'm sorry for..."

Obi-Wan cut her off. "Don't apologize," he said quickly. "That's not something to be sorry for. You can't help it if you don't think as fast as everyone else." He paused a moment. "There's something I need to tell you." Jenny nodded for him to continue. "I-I was afraid to tell you this before, because I was afraid you wouldn't take it well." He paused again. "I should have told you this that first time wemet, but I didn't. I love you, Jennifer."

Jenny stared at him through blurring eyes. For their entire time together, she had thought he would be the one to take it badly if she told him her feelings. Now there was no need to fear. She smiled at him.

Suddenly she wondered why she felt so strange. She felt like she was slipping away. She looked at Obi-Wan. He seemed so far away, so distant. But she could still read the sudden concern in his face. He called her name several times, and each time it seemed to sound farther and farther away. Am I dying? She thought frantically. Everything seemed to be shrinking, and she felt dizzy. Through it, she thought she heard Obi-Wan say something. She couldn't hear it, so she tried to ask him what he had said. Her lips felt strangely stiff. She heard his voice again. "Come on," he pleaded. "You're going to be late. Have you forgotten our vacation?" She strained to catch the rest, but couldn't. Finally, she closed her eyes to stop her head from spinning, and slipped once again into unconsciousness.

When Jenny woke up again, her first thought was of home and her parents. She opened her eyes, expecting to see her Jedi protector still bending over her. What she saw made her sit upright. She was back at home in her room. Two DVD discs lay on the floor next to her. She picked them up to look at them. Pirates of the Carribean and Spider-man 2. Curious, she stood up and walked over to the DVD player. One disc stuck out, and, when she pulled it out, she found another inside. The one she held was Return of the Jedi. "What numbskull tried to jam these in all at once?" she said to herself, smiling. She knew who.

She heard footsteps on the stairs outside her room. Glancing up at the door, she saw her mom walking in. "Goodness," her mom said. "Did you ever get your movie started? It's time to go. Come on, now, get your stuff. We're going to the airport now, in case you forgot."

Jenny stared at the box of DVD's. Had she dreamed the whole thing? Did it all have to do with the DVD's she had jammed into the player? Had she really been unconscious for a whole two hours?

There was no time to ponder these questions. Her parents were headed out the door and she didn't want to be left behind. Never again, she vowed, would she wish for something more than she could handle. She enjoyed the vacation more than she expected, and from that year on, she went every year to Port Royal. Even after she had moved out of her parents' house, she still went each year to the summer house.

You may wonder why the sudden change. Well, she never told anyone, but she believed she had really gone to another world, and fallen in love with a young Jedi warrior. In the years following her adventure, she would lay awake at night and transport herself in her imagination to a galaxy far, far away. It always seemed so real that she believed it. And Obi-Wan was always there waiting for her.

So, you may be asking yourself, "Did she dream the whole thing?" Well, that still remains to be seen. The real question is: What do you think?

The End

A/N: Please, please, please, review! Let me know if you enjoyed it, if it absolutely killed you to read it, if it amused you... I don't care what you say, just give me feedback!

Well, that's all for now! Hope I brightened someone's dull life. If not, I still had fun! And I may just be taking requests for a sequel... But that depends on who asks!