"That makes sense."

"Mmhmm. That should be about it - I can take you on a tour of the art paths, sometime, if you want, but they're easy enough to find by yourselves, too."

"Ooh."

"Mmhmm. There are five; I generally start a new one every couple years."

"I'll have to see if I can find them, then."

"I'll be busy studying these," she gestures to the box of notes, "but have fun."

"I will!"

"Enjoy."

"Thank you."

Dinner.

Mm, dinner.

And eventually it's done.

"You might want to stay out to watch the sunset," she tells Karzel.

"Ooh."

"Have you ever seen a sunset in a binary system?

"Mmhmm - I wound up on this cute little island planet in a binary system one time; one of my co-prentices wanted to check out the Force properties of some of the wildlife there and our master brought all of us along on the expedition, maybe four or five months after he'd taken me on. It's still just about the most spectacular thing I've ever seen."

"Yeah."

"Got a pretty nice one here, too, though. In comparison to just plain."

"Good to know."

"And I won't spoil it for you any further. Dessert?" She goes to get it: chopped fruit and whipped cream and biscuits, each in a shared dish; she lets them serve themselves first.

They serve themselves.

"It's strange, sometimes, what things you get used to and what things you don't."

"Mm?"

"Abundant fruit."

"Ah, yeah. It took me a while to get used to how much of a luxury it is here, personally. Not so much I can't have it on a regular basis, but it's not just straightforwardly a staple like it was growing up ."

"Potatoes are weird sometimes too--we didn't have them around much, growing up, but we had a different tuber that's similar enough to make the difference jarring sometimes."

Nod. "I eat a fair number of potatoes, usually, but it'll be easy enough to avoid serving them to you. Didn't have time to expand the garden yet anyway."