Extra-Curricular Activities

by Fionnabair (fionnabair@freeuk.com) and Aeshna (aeshna@kelmaith.demon.co.uk)



Archive: MA, all others please ask

Spoilers: None for canon. A few for assorted list sibs' work.

Disclaimers: If only.

Pairing: Ummm, everyone loves Obi?

Rating: R for commentary I suppose, but we're letting the household innocent read this one...

Summary: Qui-Gon is called before the Council to explain his Padawan's behaviour.

Dedication: This one is dedicated to Smitty's incredibly tarty plushy Obi-Wan who whammys everyone into going "ahhh" when they see him.

Acknowledgements: This one's for Clarence, who showed us the way. Blame it all on too much house renovation, and start dreading what it's going to be like when Smitty finally moves in with Fi.



"Master Jinn."

"Yes, masters?" Qui-Gon Jinn surveyed the assembled Jedi Council with a serene glance.

"Your Padawan." Mace Windu, as was his wont, got straight to the point. "How is his health?"

"His health? He's fine," replied Qui-Gon.

"No ill effects from recent... misadventures?" probed Yarael Poof.

"None."

"Despite the brothel he was sold to on Habitat V?"

"None. I rescued him before any real damage could be done. He was rather shocked, but then he's had a sheltered upbringing."

"Indeed," commented Depa Billaba. "And then he was immediately kidnapped again and sold as a pleasure slave to the ruling house of Ikea Prime?"

"Indeed, but fortunately the Chief Assembler had a strict prohibition about deflowering virgin Jedi during a full moon, and thanks to the five moons of Ikea Prime, there is always a full moon in the sky."

"Virgin?" asked the normally silent Yaddle in a sceptical tone.

"Obi-Wan is a fast talker," Qui-Gon assured her.

"But then you actually sold him to the pleasure domes of BeeanKu? The notorious pleasure domes where the slaves are expected to perform in public?"

"The mission demanded it."

"With," Eeth Koth consulted a list. "A Hutt, two Toydarians, three Neimoidians, four Dugs and five golden rings?"

"It was a tough mission," the tall Jedi assured the Council. "I have utter faith in Obi-Wan's integrity and ability to fulfil the most challenging of missions."

"With minimal backup, it seems," commented Adi Gallia. "For despite your posing as the wealthiest, most decadent and hedonistic aristocrat in the galaxy, you managed to miss bidding for Obi-Wan at the subsequent auction, and he was sold to Senator Palpatine, who, I should add, is surviving on a civil servant's salary, with no added bonuses, yet he was able to afford to purchase your Padawan as a pleasure slave."

Qui-Gon suddenly found the floor fascinating as he rubbed one booted foot against the other.

"And," added Saesee Tinn, "when the Senator, through pure altruism, freed Obi-Wan, your Padawan's sole method of earning passage back to Coruscant was by whoring his body to all comers. All this was despite the fact that the Senator kindly dropped Obi-Wan a mere two blocks from the Temple. I believe it took him six months to return to us."

"Any other Master would have ensured that his Padawan at least knew how to tend bar or bus tables for those tricky moments when money is in short supply. You, on the other hand, appear to have taught your Padawan how to give head," commented Eeth Koth.

"Yes," murmured Qui-Gon and Ki-Adi-Mundi in happy agreement. Both shifted guiltily when the entire Council looked across at them.

"And so it comes to this," said Oppo Rancisis sternly. "Your Padawan, now that he has returned to his home base at the Temple, has acquired certain habits that are disruptive to the serenity of the Jedi Order."

"But he's popular," suggested Qui-Gon optimistically.

"That is irrelevant," said Even Piell sternly. "His habits are beyond the purses of most Jedi."

"And even if one can afford them, there is a long waiting list," added Plo Koon. "Great Mills, Qui-Gon, don't you see the damage he is causing to the Jedi Order?"

"Not to mention," added Mace, "the fact that we have received several enthusiastic offers to buy him from..." once again a list was consulted, "Jabba the Hutt, Darth Sidious, Darth Maul, Senator Palpatine (despite the fact that we have banned double bids), Chancellor Valorum, Lott Dod, Nute Gunray, Captain Panaka of the Naboo Royal Bodyguard, the collective handmaidens of the Naboo Royal Court, Gasgano, Boss Nass, Jar-Jar Binks, Sio Bibble, Queen Amidala of the Naboo, and the mother of some annoying little slave brat on Tatooine, who has explained that she didn't get to have any fun during the conception and thus feels she's entitled to some hot Padawan stud action."

"And," interjected Depa Billaba, "it is written on the walls of men's lavatories around Coruscant, 'For A Good Time, Call Obi-Wan Kenobi at Jedi Temple 4761'."

"How do you know?" asked a curious Yaddle.

"Don't be fooled by my meek traditional appearance," hissed the Council member at her colleague. "I'll tell you later." Yaddle nodded sagely.

"Anyway, to return to the point," reiterated Ki-Adi-Mundi. "Your Padawan's extra-curricular activities are causing the Jedi extreme embarrassment and are bringing the Order into ill-repute."

"Especially as we're not getting a cut of the profits," added Adi Gallia. "We're not a charity, you know, Qui-Gon."

Qui-Gon nodded. "You are right, masters. I will curb Obi-Wan's activities immediately." He bowed.

Yoda moved in his seat, adjusting himself carefully.

"Qui-Gon," he called as the tall Jedi Master was taking his leave. "Curb until Friday night you must not. Afternoon appointment with Obi-Wan have I. Do it all, we must."