[She takes in a breath, trying to be more calm in the moment. It's a heavy sort of feeling. The one she gets when she knows there's more that people aren't saying, things in the Force that are bigger than her. But if things are happening and the Fox keeps bringing people that are important, that know more, maybe she can't keep ignoring it either.]

I know there's something big. Ezra told me that knowing it could be a big deal. So I never pushed too much even when the Force might have been trying to tell me. But it has to do with my mom and my dad and Luke, right? It's the big thing that everyone is so sad about when they look at me sometimes.

[It's not just him. Padmé gets sad, too. She feels it, and she doesn't like that there isn't anything she can do.]

I don't think I'll look different at you. I know you're not perfect, Obi-Wan. [She gives him a little look, lips pressing together.] I think I question more of your judgment calls back home. But you're like family to me, too. And family sometimes do things even with the best of intentions, right? Like I didn't run away to hurt you either. I just-- I was upset, too. I think not telling me might be doing more hurt to both of us.

But I think the Fox is going to still be tricky, and she still might make things happen. And I'd rather have you tell me than some weird brother I've never met before. [No offence, Luke.]

I know you. And I do trust you, you know?