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Padmé Amidala Skywalker (i_cannot_follow) wrote in makebelievelog,

Padmé smiled a little and nodded, thinking through Mara's words. She knew that her own future hadn't turned out as she would've hoped. Especially with the second chance in the Land of Make Believe, there was no denying that detail; the first chance they got ended up destroyed, in no small part due to a person she had trusted. The very thought of Palpatine still made Padmé's stomach churn, along with that of former-Captain Panaka. She hoped neither would ever turn up there. She could only imagine the resulting clashes.

"From my experience, there's a certain dissatisfaction in not being able to experience in good parts for yourself, while you know of the bad parts and have such an - inability to change them. Especially when private moments of positive note aren't well-documented and the 'conflict' and 'action' is documented since that's the 'exciting' part, it can leave it feeling unbalanced. Incomplete. What good there is - wonderful, but the 'movies' don't document everything. While the books can be more thorough, I doubt they document everything either. It really would be the unpredictable question of how much they document of what you would want to read." Padmé answered with a great deal of thought after a few moments had passed. She didn't want to encourage or discourage Mara for or against; she mostly wanted to offer up what little she could to help. Even with her experience in political office, Padmé wanted to keep a sense of humility about herself and didn't believe she had all the answers by any means. She saw no point in acting otherwise.

"Know, if you decide to read it and it's you want to know or not, you have a few friendly faces in this room you can come and see if you need." Padmé suggested with a smile, then laughed a little as Sonya started to make her way down from the back of the couch to try and set herself up on Mara's lap. The cat really did just want attention and love, though she was aptly wary. "And since the secret of how friendly Sonya is when she's not scared is out..."