As someone who's done his own fair share of wanton use of the Force, Qui-Gon doesn't call any attention to Ezra's little parlor trick. Instead, he waits until he's set up the tea just right before he turns around to address the younger of the two Jedi in the kitchen, his tone mild and warm, if not teetering on the edge of chastising.

"I'm sure I don't have to lecture you on the dangers of choosing to enter the forest of all places while dealing with such a handicap," Qui-Gon says in a way that, for all intents and purposes, is already lecturing Ezra on exactly that. His raised eyebrows and crossed arms betray that even further.