[It still takes him by surprises sometimes how open people can be, how little they hesitate before talking about their world and their past. Was he that open once? Was the man he used to be happy to talk about his life? He doesn't really remember, but the idea of doing it now is alien to him.

He listens carefully, he can see the want to believe, the need. It's dangerous, but not necessarily without merit or without good intentions. It shows his instincts were correct as well, that there is a counterbalance of people born with the Force who don't want to be peacekeepers.]

Sometimes fighting is important, sometimes a war is the only way.

[He knows that was the case with Hitler.]

But what happens when it's won? Will people be able to forget that the Jedi fought as military weapons and come to them for peace again?