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garbageship2016-02-17 07:46 am
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That's no moon... Wait, no, it's a moon.

In which Our Heroes (?) stop for blaster practice, assuming the kids can stop bothering each other for two minutes, so help me, I will turn this light freighter around and we will not get ice cream.
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"Rey was in training?" Is that what he's saying? "I thought she didn't even know she had this power."
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"A girl was in training. A child." It's not going to be Rey until he allows himself to accept this connection. Acceptance comes with a lot of baggage. "She wasn't old enough to understand any but the most rudimentary lessons."
He's saying this like it's all new information to him. It is and it isn't. He wants to stop talking about it entirely.
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"I should go see my father." The way that he doesn't let go of her hand or make any move to go suggests that this isn't a thing he wants to do. Staying here with Kitty, unable to do much more than hold hands, isn't that appealing, either. He might forget himself and hug her.
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It's a dumb thing to think of when there are so many other things to worry about.
"Someone could see us." Does he care? He doesn't.
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Eventually, he does let go. "Thank you."
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The part of his face that she touched feels a little too warm after she leaves.
He goes to meet his father.