[The words hit Bodhi like a wet sack of cement and he's not prepared to deal with it. He doesn't know what to say, what to do, or what Cassian is looking for right now. There's something incredibly tragic about those words, and now Bodhi's suddenly not sure whether this droid has helped or hindered Cassian.
Because they've never talked about Kay. They never talked about Cassian's feelings or the burdens he carried with him. That was never what this was.
After a couple brief moments of consideration, Bodhi knows there's nothing he can say. He doesn't know anything beyond the droid having been Cassian's partner in rebellion missions. Bodhi had hardly had time to get to know Kay in any real fashion, and the last thing he wants is to placate or say anything that sounds hollow.
So instead of anything at all, he decides to take a different approach. Tea always makes things better--even if only superficially for a short amount of time. Without saying anything, he gets up and heads to the kitchenette, silently busying himself with getting a kettle on.]
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Because they've never talked about Kay. They never talked about Cassian's feelings or the burdens he carried with him. That was never what this was.
After a couple brief moments of consideration, Bodhi knows there's nothing he can say. He doesn't know anything beyond the droid having been Cassian's partner in rebellion missions. Bodhi had hardly had time to get to know Kay in any real fashion, and the last thing he wants is to placate or say anything that sounds hollow.
So instead of anything at all, he decides to take a different approach. Tea always makes things better--even if only superficially for a short amount of time. Without saying anything, he gets up and heads to the kitchenette, silently busying himself with getting a kettle on.]