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1. It's a Shame That You Think I'm a Failure by ScreamHoney

   Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars - All Media Types  

   • Mature
   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • Gen, M/M, Other
   • Complete Work

   28 Jun 2022

   Tags

   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • CC-1010 | Fox/Quinlan Vos
   • CC-1010 | Fox & the Coruscant Guard
   • CC-1010 | Fox
   • Quinlan Vos
   • CC-2224 | Cody
   • CC-3636 | Wolffe
   • CT-7567 | Rex
   • Original Clone Character(s)
   • CC-1010 | Fox Needs A Hug
   • Coruscant Guard Needs a Hug (Star Wars)
   • Clone Troopers Speak Mando'a (Star Wars)
   • Order of Dai Bendu (Star Wars)
   • little bit anyway
   • bad things happen to the Guard offscreen
   • the after effects are on screen
   • depicitons of anxiety
   • Characters who are Disabled
   • Prosthetics
   • Fox like you've never seen him before
   • Author takes artistic liberties
   • all of my Fox' are different
   • I take advantage of him not having a canon appearance
   • pleAse validate me
   • :)
   • BAMF CC-1010 | Fox

   Summary

   “Well well, if it isn’t the lead flimsipusher himself. Come to grace us with your presence, Commander.” Fox didn’t like the way Wolffe said his title, didn’t like the way he said any of those words, and he never did well in situations he didn’t like.

   “How does it feel to have your shebs handed to you by two baby flimsipushers, Wolffe? Feel strong?”
   --
   “We see battle every day, Fox. Rex could kick your shebs.” It was meant to be an insult (what with Rex being a cycle younger than them and the assumption that makes them stronger), and Rex looked mighty insulted, but Fox just saw a challenge. And he never faced a challenge he couldn’t meet.

   “Oh yeah? Prove it.”
   --
   Quinlan convinced Fox to go to a GAR get together while the Senate is empty for the first time since the war started. Why do things involving the GAR and the Guard always end up with a fist fight?

   *Title from Low Life by Crobat*

   Series

   • Part 2 of Crack Suggestions Taken Seriously

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