"As Jedi, we have a distinct advantage in that we can hear and interpret--for the most part--what the Force is trying to tell us. It is a power that can be misconstrued, but only if we allow our personal desires to sway it."
Qui-Gon won't insult Ezra's intelligence by pretending he doesn't know what it is the boy is alluding to, and he tilts his own head to match the Padawan's gaze with a knowing neutrality. He has his own opinions on the matter, being one of the many people whose fates Ezra is trying to change, but this isn't his decision to make.
"I don't have a direct answer to your question, Ezra. What I do know is that the Force adapts to our decisions, and that we are not free of the consequences thereof. But most of all, I know we must accept whatever comes to pass--whether we like it or not."
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Qui-Gon won't insult Ezra's intelligence by pretending he doesn't know what it is the boy is alluding to, and he tilts his own head to match the Padawan's gaze with a knowing neutrality. He has his own opinions on the matter, being one of the many people whose fates Ezra is trying to change, but this isn't his decision to make.
"I don't have a direct answer to your question, Ezra. What I do know is that the Force adapts to our decisions, and that we are not free of the consequences thereof. But most of all, I know we must accept whatever comes to pass--whether we like it or not."