[He thinks about that for a moment because that's not a common question.]
An appropriate circumstance would be when say... expressing great remorse. But that posture is most often reserved for masters, which Ezra and I are not. Not yet anyway.
[well, when one is a diplomat practically from birth, one must be ready for any scenario]
Ah. Then I take it that the first bow displayed would be appropriate, even in formal situations. But be myself under ordinary ones. [another bit of mirth] Though, myself will generally involve elaborate gowns. I'm used to them, used to fighting in them. They're part of whom I am.
Yes. In a world before Trench, we were as close as sisters. She often spoke fondly of the Jedi. [a small chuckle] Really, I should have known better from the beginning, but I was too focused on what my own culture dictated, given that I was new here.
Still. [a pause] While in Trench, I had a job. Basically to listen to the problems of others. Not always supply answers, sometimes there are none, but listen nonetheless. I know there are a lot of people from your galaxy here already, but...in case one of them may provide a reminder you don't want, please feel free to reach out. I'll listen.
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An appropriate circumstance would be when say... expressing great remorse. But that posture is most often reserved for masters, which Ezra and I are not. Not yet anyway.
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Ah. Then I take it that the first bow displayed would be appropriate, even in formal situations. But be myself under ordinary ones. [another bit of mirth] Though, myself will generally involve elaborate gowns. I'm used to them, used to fighting in them. They're part of whom I am.
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[He picks up his device again and moves to sit down on a chair in his bedroom.]
What you wear is not really of any concern. Jedi usually dress in very modest robes such as the ones I wear.
[Usually. We will not go into how scantily clad a few of the ladies can be.]
But I've been around royalty a number of times, some of which dress just as elaborately as you do.
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[she smiles, warmth clear]
I see. I did know Ezra to a degree in Trench and knew of other Jedi there, though I'd not had the chance to befriend many of them before the end.
[scanty clothing can be its own distraction]
It is a bit of an occupational hazard. Though, a pretty one! Was one of the members of royalty you knew named Padme?
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Yes, actually. Did you know her?
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Yes. In a world before Trench, we were as close as sisters. She often spoke fondly of the Jedi. [a small chuckle] Really, I should have known better from the beginning, but I was too focused on what my own culture dictated, given that I was new here.
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[He hopes and suspects they will end up being friends.]
Well, we have all been thrust into a situation that's outside our comfort zone. We all have to adjust in some form, and that can be difficult.
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[given that she knew a lot. a lot more than your average civilian would]
It is. [a rueful smile] I've been world-hopping since I was fifteen. I'm twenty now. Is this your first world away from your galaxy?
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[He grimaces slightly because it sounds like her experiences are much like Ezra's]
It is.
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[but she has yet to run into anyone from her future and is half-glad, half-apprehensive]
The first is always the worst. Entirely new people, customs, experiences...well, it takes a toll.
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[He comes from a galaxy full of them after all.]
It's... discovering what happens in my future that has been particularly difficult. Everyone here from my galaxy has experienced it and I haven't.
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and she gives him an empathetic look] That's not a good feeling to have. Have they tried to avoid giving you details about your own fate?
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[He pauses, trying to push down the feelings that threatened to rise again.]
I got them and I didn't take it well.
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[Perhaps the understatement of the century.]
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Letting go is the Jedi way.
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