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What If Anakin Skywalker Left the Jedi Order with Ahsoka?

In the Clone Wars, there was a moment that changed everything. Ahsoka Tano, framed for a crime she didn’t commit, walked away from the Jedi Temple and the Order she once trusted. In canon, she was left alone. But what if she didn’t? What if Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, couldn’t let her go? What if he followed her down those steps, abandoning the Council and the Order behind him? In this version of the story, that’s exactly what happens. And nothing turns out the same. Let’s begin. The sun was setting across Coruscant when Ahsoka Tano reached the base of the Temple stairs. She could still feel the sting of betrayal in her chest. The Council had turned on her without hesitation, expelling her when she was accused of a bombing she hadn’t committed. They had invited her back, of course, after Anakin proved her innocence. But it was too late. Their trust was broken. She kept her head low as she walked, the city’s noise rising around her. But then she heard it, a familiar voice calling her name. “Ahsoka! Wait!” Anakin came running down the steps, his cloak swirling behind him. She turned, bracing herself for a final goodbye. Instead, he stopped in front of her, breathing hard, and said the last thing she expected. “I’m coming with you.” Ahsoka blinked. “Anakin… what are you talking about? You can’t just—” “I can,” he cut in, his voice sharp but trembling underneath. “If you’re leaving, then so am I. I made a promise when you became my Padawan, to protect you, to train you, to make sure you became the Jedi you were meant to be. If the Council betrayed you, then they betrayed me too.” Ahsoka searched his eyes, trying to tell if he meant it. But she saw no hesitation. Only conviction. “Anakin…” she whispered. “If you walk away now, you’re giving up everything.” He shook his head. “No. I’m giving up nothing. I’ll still be a Jedi. Just not their Jedi.” For a long moment, the two of them stood there in silence. Finally, Ahsoka nodded. “Then we do this together.” And with that, Master and Padawan turned their backs on the Jedi Temple, walking side by side into the streets of Coruscant. High above, in the Council chambers, Obi-Wan Kenobi stood at the window. He watched as Anakin and Ahsoka disappeared into the traffic streams. “Anakin is gone,” he said quietly. Mace Windu turned sharply. “What do you mean?” “He’s leaving with her.” The room fell silent. Even Yoda’s ears drooped. Obi-Wan sighed, his shoulders heavy. “I should have seen this coming. Anakin’s loyalty has never been to abstract things like peace or justice. He’s loyal to people. To Ahsoka. To Padmé. To me. And once that loyalty is betrayed, it doesn’t come back.” Mace’s brow furrowed. “We did what was necessary. The Council must preserve order. Personal attachments—” “Attachments are exactly why he left,” Obi-Wan snapped, for once letting his frustration show. “You pushed him too far. Now the Order has lost the Chosen One. And I fear we may never get him back.” Anakin knew exactly where to go. He led Ahsoka through the busy streets of the Senate District, straight to Padmé Amidala’s apartment. When the door opened, Padmé froze. “Anakin? Ahsoka?” Before she could ask, Anakin stepped inside, pulling Ahsoka with him. His voice was urgent but calm. “There’s something you should know. Ahsoka deserves to hear it too.” Ahsoka tilted her head, confused. She had always suspected something between them, but nothing more. Then Anakin spoke the truth. “Padmé isn’t just my friend,” he said. “She’s my wife.” For a moment, silence. Padmé’s eyes widened at his choice to reveal it. Ahsoka’s jaw dropped. “Your wife?” she said, her voice caught between shock and disbelief. “Anakin… you’re not even supposed to—” “I know,” he admitted, raising a hand. “But I can’t hide it anymore. Not from you. Not after this. The Council doesn’t own my life. Not anymore.” Padmé placed a gentle hand on his arm, worry flickering across her face. “Are you sure, Anakin? This is everything you’ve ever known. The Order… your place in it…” Anakin shook his head. “I thought it was. But I see now it was never about them. It was about the people I swore to protect. And the people I love. That’s you. That’s Ahsoka. I’m done pretending otherwise.” Ahsoka crossed her arms, still stunned. “So… what happens now?” Anakin looked between them. “Now? We find our own path.” Within days, the three of them relocated to Naboo. Padmé arranged for Anakin and Ahsoka to stay at her lake retreat, quiet, peaceful, far from the war raging across the galaxy. For the first time in years, there was no constant call to battle. No council assignments. No war rooms. Just silence, broken only by the sound of water against the shore. Here, Anakin began training Ahsoka again. But it was different this time. One afternoon, he asked her to hand him her lightsabers. Reluctantly, she did. Without a word, he hurled them across the field into the tall grass. #starwars #starwarswhatif #whatif #anakinskywalker #ahsoka