[Only the Sith pervert science to create that which should be natural. Of all the tenets he disagrees with when it comes to the Order, he had to admit that when they're right, they're right. It's unnatural, and in some ways terrifying, and in their opposing philosophy, that heresy stands paramount. A testament to illustrated greed and lust for power, and it unnerves him just as much now as it had the first time, or any other following.

Still. This was, as far as her tone seems to put it, something done to her, consent is horribly not part of the discussion. He can't fault her for something done to her. That he understands too, in a very fundamental way. Differing circumstances, obviously. Different worlds. But the enemy looks very much the same.

This meeting can't be a coincidence. Their being here can't be one either.]

Force experiments tend to be...taboo, where I come from. ["Magic," "powers," "sensitivity." They all seem to be words for a similar-enough concept. His expression softens a touch.] Still. We have what we're given, and I don't...

I don't think trying to fix the galaxy is such a bad use of it. Even if that world is not ours.