Runaway Train (JA fic by CASSIA)

Poor obi!!! is it just me or is that the most commonly used pharse on this site?
I love this story!!! pleaz post more Cassia! I'll cry if you don't! :_

 

I take no pleasure in making people suffer, I can only post if the author allows me to.

But be assured I have on good authority that the next part is soon and the end is near.....

Please keep up the feedback! Cassia Appreciates it. (though she is unable to post that personally).

I must remind everyone that I am not the author and I am only posting it for her.(Cassia)

Thanks.

Kim B
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If you want to feedback to author directly it's Cassia_a@hotmail.com

 

Thanks Kim. Boy you and Cassia probubly got more feedback for having Qui-Gon a yard or two from death, and *stopping there* than you have for any others! Please keep it up Cassia! Thanks for posting it for us Kim!

 

Please feedback!!!


Kim B



-Runaway Train-



PART NINE:


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Runaway train never coming back
Runaway train tearing up the track
Runaway train burning in my faith
Runaway but it always seems the same...
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Obi-Wan was dreaming again, but it was a bad dream this time. He could
see
Yanni and Qui-Gon, they were in trouble, they were about to be
killed...

He tried desperately to pull back. He couldn't watch that again! Oh
Force
why couldn't he just die?! Why did he have to see this again?!

Yet the scene was still there, seeming to unfold in slow motion before
his
eyes. His heart burned, but it was always the same, these dreams... he
couldn't stop them...

A hot surge suddenly welled up inside of the apprentice. He couldn't
stand
it! He couldn't! No matter if this was a dream, he didn't have to
live it
again! Maybe he couldn't change what had happened, but at least in his
dream he was free to act. It would hurt, but could it hurt more than
watching it happen again?

Plunging out of his dark void, Obi-Wan waded through the ocean of pain
that
assaulted him, struggling to take control of the nightmare unfolding
before
him.

~*~

Suddenly, Obi-Wan pulled out of Higler's startled grip and pushed
Qui-Gon
aside. The blaster bolt passed harmlessly overhead.

Qui-Gon, surprised, but focused, used the force to rip the blaster out
of
the third man's hand.

Higler slashed at Obi-Wan with his shiv but the apprentice turned,
caught
his arm and twisted it behind his back.

By now, security was on the scene and the three fugitives were quickly
arrested and incarcerated.

Yanni stirred and began to wake with a moan, rubbing her sore neck.

Qui-Gon turned to Obi-Wan who was breathing hard and looking around as
if he
were seeing the world for the very first time.

"Obi-Wan?" he said softly, reaching out his hand.

Obi-Wan took the hand and squeezed tightly, as if assuring himself that
Qui-Gon really was there.

The Jedi Master was rewarded with the biggest smile he had ever seen
lighting up Obi-Wan's face.

"Master!" Obi-Wan said, unbelievable joy welling up in his heart as he
realized that this was no dream he was in now. Somehow, wonderfully,
it was
reality!

Yanni, forgetting her sore throat in the joy of hearing Obi-Wan sound
like
himself, jumped out of the chair and hugged him.

Obi-Wan hugged her back, then he hugged Qui-Gon who was a little
surprised,
but very pleased.

People were staring. Let them stare. Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan and Yanni were
much
too happy to care.

Suddenly they all started talking at once, stopped and smiled
sheepishly.
When they finally got matters all sorted out as to what was, and wasn't
reality, Yanni glanced down at her chrono.

"Oh dear, now I've done it!" she said. "I've missed my shuttle!"

The Jedi smiled at one another.

"Well then," Qui-Gon said. "We'll just have to treat you to lunch
while you
wait for the next shuttle."

"Yes," Obi-Wan grinned. "And it *won't* be stale water and tubers..."

They all laughed.



THE END.


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THAT WAS THE LAST PART PLEASE FEEDBACK!!!!!!!!!

 

Very good story! It ended too quickly for my taste, but I enjoyed it very much. Good job, Cassia!

 

That was wonderful!!! Double Wonderful!!!! I couldn't decide whether to laugh or cry!! It was so great!!!!!!!! Thank you so much Cassia for writing such a wonderful story, and thank you, Kim for posting it!!!!!! It was wonderful!!!!!! Or did I say that?? I don't care if I did!!!!!

 

Awesome story, Cassia! I thought the ending was a little abrupt, but I guess it's cuz I'm used to huge epics... isn't there a pirate one coming, btw? Again, great job! As always, I look forward to reading more of your fics.

 

I am probably going to post more of Cassia's story in near future but if you want to find many of Cassia's work you can find it either here in JC(which can be difficult)or at...

http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Picture/6672/early_author.html
Under Author name Cassia and

http://houshin.net/jalibrary/journals/journals.html
Also under the authors name Cassia.

Both sites has couple of stories that are not in the other (of Cassia's work) so it pays to checkoutboth sites.

Kim B
Signing off and will post more of Cassia's fic here in JC soon....(as in tonight)

 

Ooooooh more? More, you say?? I'm definitely dropping by later tonight then

Oh, and you can also find stories by Cassia at:
http://www.jafd.cjb.net/

 

Hmmm, I wonder where everyone went...

UP!

 

Oh, hey, I have never heard the song 'Runaway Train' before. Who is it by? I found this song that kind of fits in a couple places for this story. Tell me what you think. (I don't know who should be singing it, maybe Qui-Gon and Yanni...)

Long time since I've seen your smile
But when I close my eyes I remember
You were no more then a child
But then so was I
Young and tender

Life goes on, I guess it always will
But for right now, time stands still

Stay for a while
Well it's good to see your smile
And I love your company
Stay for a while
And remember the days gone by
For a moment it can seem
Just the way it used to be.
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Great story, but the way!!

 

I think its by red hot chili peppers.

I liked the story alot, although I agree it ended a bit fast. I would have liked to have a bit more reunion, more time spent on Obi figuring out that it wasn't all a dream.

Overall though, great story.

 

Up! (if anyone hasn't read this story, they should before it sinks down with the, er, Titanic)