Ah, Revan. Now there's a Jedi who can relate to Mandalorians. For only meeting him once, Scorch rather thinks he's not all that bad, and that poor guy's gone through a whole lot worse, given what the clone had heard from him.

     As it is now, as much as he'd like to see if someone else can help comfort Etain, he knows he can't just dump her on someone. Neither of the two Jedi he's met so far here are familiar with what's going on in their current timeline. It's bad enough that he's even considered it, making him feel all the more guilty about it.

     "Yeah. I...was just trying to look on the positive side." It's hard to do when you had your own bouts of negativity. Scorch knows where Etain's coming from in his own way, except that he's on the opposite side of things. It's strange to think about.

     His lips tighten, his expression crinkling in upon itself as it sets in.

     Shab, she's dead. She's dead and there's no going back, and things won't ever be all right back there because she won't be able to return, will she? But if Darman comes, and their kid, then maybe, maybe... Would it be okay? Would it matter? Does anything matter anymore?