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Padmé Amidala Skywalker (i_cannot_follow) wrote in makebelievelog,

"Anakin - your elder counterpart - and I would be considered your legal guardians here. You can and should still train; Luke knows a good deal, as does your elder self. You go to school, train at the castle, and can decide what you want to be. You can be a Jedi and something else too. It's up to you as to what." Padmé tried to explain, wanting it to sound like an appealing option rather than shucking off everything he had striven for; she knew he had left his mother to become a Jedi, the noblest of intentions in mind.

"I won't attempt to overstep my boundaries, Anakin. I won't try to act as your mother, as she's an irreplaceable person. I do want to be your friend. As your friend, I want you to be happy." Padmé explained quietly. She was going to have to approach the topic with Anakin, the elder, before going into the full truth. She knew that it would need to be done, eventually, but she wanted to make sure it was the proper time, that he had emotional tools to help him adjust, and that he had proper support. Right now, the younger Anakin didn't have that. "Master Kenobi may get better down the line, perhaps be able to take a more active role in training you again at that point. Unfortunately - adults can have things, just like anyone else, where they fall short and need to work on. Even if he wants to be in a more active role, he can't quite yet."