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better to burn out than to fade away ☼ may catch-all
Who: Anakin Solo, some CR, and maybe you
What: Catch-all with open and closed prompts
When: Throughout May
Where: Throughout the Trench
Content Warnings: None yet but they will be noted in the subject lines as needed!
What: Catch-all with open and closed prompts
When: Throughout May
Where: Throughout the Trench
Content Warnings: None yet but they will be noted in the subject lines as needed!
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There is good reason Maul has become a bit infamous among the Sleepers, especially those that are still present from Deerington. He'd done enough there to make even those with the most forgiving and kind natures take pause.
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In any case, Maul's statement makes him curious.
"What changed?"
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This is said with Maul's usual serious nature which somehow makes the phrasing of the sentence all the more humorous. He doesn't elaborate about how those friends had basically patiently worked with him to become a better person, showing him a lot of kindness and love until the lessons they'd taught him had finally stuck.
As often happens with the theme of people from their galaxy, it had been the power of love that had made Maul become, if not good, than at least not as evil as he had been. His friends and the small family he's formed here have kept him on the right path.
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"Oh. That must've been weird."
Going from looking out for yourself to trusting others, he means.
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"It is still....difficult sometimes." Maul expects the worst out of everyone, that anyone he dares to trust will use what they know against him in the future. It's taken him two years to realize his friends won't do that to him and that anyone who would do so to begin with was never his friend in the first place.
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"If it helps, I know for a fact he's rotting in Hell."
Granted, he didn't remember it really, but he heard the story later. Jedi sacrificed themselves to make sure he couldn't escape again.
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Maul looks somewhere between pensive and a little sad. "It is a small comfort." But only a little bit given Maul knows he dies before Palpatine does. At least he now has the knowledge that he doesn't always win and gets what he wants. "Your uncle showed me the moment of his demise. It was very satisfying."
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"I can imagine." He hasn't told anyone except for Ezra that Palapatine's death on the second Death Star wasn't a permanent death. How could he? His uncle just walked away from that. He had to watch as his father sacrificed himself to bring an end to Palpatine.
No, he can't do it. Not yet, at least.
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Maul gives a brisk shake of his head, trying to dispel the thoughts, and rolls his shoulders back. "Well, I should be going. I have a Mankey to train and followers to attend to." Well, mentioning his cult doesn't make Maul sound ominous at all.
He turns towards where his Pokemon has finished eating his chestnut. "Cranky, let us be off." The Mankey screeches in agreement and jumps onto Maul's back, hanging there like a fuzzy backpack. He waves a paw at Anakin, still glaring at the young Jedi a little bit.