[ Obi-Wan doesn't ask because he doesn't, arguably, need to know. Now that he knows the potential for violence, he can be prepared for if and when it happens. She says the alter ego is better than she was, but that frame of reference could mean anything. Either way, the idea of throwing Fukawa to the wolves was repulsive, and he wouldn't be about to let some kind of mob mentality decide they can be judge and jury over something they wouldn't understand. Obi-Wan has turned a blind eye too many times. No more.
Not everyone is lost completely when they fall to the dark, and that was most often a choice. Fukawa doesn't deserve to be derided, she deserves to be helped and protected. Just like Anakin.
A frown has beetled Obi-Wan's brow as he digests these revelations, and is jarred from his expression when the dinosaur suddenly gives a cry. It's startling, and he prepares to catch Fukawa on reflex when she jumps, because the sound reverberates through their legs for it's decibel. In the distance, he sees two impossibly huge dinosaurs turn their direction. Obi-Wan, not wanting to tempt fate regardless of the situation, releases one hand to pat the dinosaur on her neck. ]
This is our stop. [ And as the beast obediently complies, follows with: ] Good girl.
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[ Obi-Wan doesn't ask because he doesn't, arguably, need to know. Now that he knows the potential for violence, he can be prepared for if and when it happens. She says the alter ego is better than she was, but that frame of reference could mean anything. Either way, the idea of throwing Fukawa to the wolves was repulsive, and he wouldn't be about to let some kind of mob mentality decide they can be judge and jury over something they wouldn't understand. Obi-Wan has turned a blind eye too many times. No more.
Not everyone is lost completely when they fall to the dark, and that was most often a choice. Fukawa doesn't deserve to be derided, she deserves to be helped and protected. Just like Anakin.
A frown has beetled Obi-Wan's brow as he digests these revelations, and is jarred from his expression when the dinosaur suddenly gives a cry. It's startling, and he prepares to catch Fukawa on reflex when she jumps, because the sound reverberates through their legs for it's decibel. In the distance, he sees two impossibly huge dinosaurs turn their direction. Obi-Wan, not wanting to tempt fate regardless of the situation, releases one hand to pat the dinosaur on her neck. ]
This is our stop. [ And as the beast obediently complies, follows with: ] Good girl.