Kanan Jarrus, The Last Padawan (
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Laying Low for Beginners, Thursday, Period 1
The kid at the front of the room today, for better or for worse, was definitely the teacher of this class, yes. He was a bit on the short side, being only fifteen and not having quite hit a growth spurt just yet, with a brown robe over his too-practical-to-be-fashionable tunic and pants, all of which were in shades of white, black, or brown.
Oh, and he had the same stupid hair as Anakin. It was a whole thing.
He probably felt about as out of place as he looked, if that was any consolation.
"Uh, hi," he said, awkwardly. "I'm Caleb. And I guess I'm a teacher today." It would be good practice for when he was a Master himself, someday. Right? "I'm supposed to be teaching about laying low, but that's a little bit out of my area of expertise, but I think I've figured out a lesson that can benefit everyone in the room anyway. It's actually pretty simple. The whole lesson? Ask questions."
If Master Kenobi or Master Windu had been in the room to hear him tell that to a whole class full of students, they probably would have groaned and buried their faces in their hands. Caleb had a bit of a reputation at the Temple as the one who did entirely too much of that.
"The thing is, you can't really lay low unless you know what kind of situation you're in and what you can use to your advantage. And maybe you'll find yourself on a planet you don't know, or in a situation you haven't encountered before, and simply observing might not be enough. But maybe somebody else will know that one thing you need that can get you through." He ran a hand through his hair, embracing that awkward tell he'd mentioned he once had in a class he couldn't remember teaching, now. "You do need to be careful about who you're talking to and what questions you're asking, I think. I mean, if you ask the wrong person something that immediately identifies you as someone that should be in a lot of trouble, at best they'll try to distance themselves from you, and at worst they'll try to kill you. But if you ask the right questions, if you work your way toward the answer you're trying to get to maybe a little sideways, so that they answer it without even realizing that's what you were looking for, then that's even better, right?"
Yeah, he needed a lot of work before he could ever even think of teaching a Padawan of his own someday. This was way too awkward.
"So, today, we're going to ask questions. That's the whole assignment. There's this game that's entirely about doing that, where one person asks questions and the person answering them can only say yes or no. The one asking the question gets twenty attempts, and if they can't guess what the first person is thinking about in those twenty turns, they lose. So, everybody team up. One of you pick something on the island that your partner is likely to be at least sort of familiar with, and give that a try."
Yes, Caleb was assigning a game of Twenty Questions today. Which was probably at least slightly more fun than Kanan's planned lesson of self-evaluation and trying to figure out your own weaknesses, so enjoy this, guys. This, and snickering at his hair.
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Oh, and he had the same stupid hair as Anakin. It was a whole thing.
He probably felt about as out of place as he looked, if that was any consolation.
"Uh, hi," he said, awkwardly. "I'm Caleb. And I guess I'm a teacher today." It would be good practice for when he was a Master himself, someday. Right? "I'm supposed to be teaching about laying low, but that's a little bit out of my area of expertise, but I think I've figured out a lesson that can benefit everyone in the room anyway. It's actually pretty simple. The whole lesson? Ask questions."
If Master Kenobi or Master Windu had been in the room to hear him tell that to a whole class full of students, they probably would have groaned and buried their faces in their hands. Caleb had a bit of a reputation at the Temple as the one who did entirely too much of that.
"The thing is, you can't really lay low unless you know what kind of situation you're in and what you can use to your advantage. And maybe you'll find yourself on a planet you don't know, or in a situation you haven't encountered before, and simply observing might not be enough. But maybe somebody else will know that one thing you need that can get you through." He ran a hand through his hair, embracing that awkward tell he'd mentioned he once had in a class he couldn't remember teaching, now. "You do need to be careful about who you're talking to and what questions you're asking, I think. I mean, if you ask the wrong person something that immediately identifies you as someone that should be in a lot of trouble, at best they'll try to distance themselves from you, and at worst they'll try to kill you. But if you ask the right questions, if you work your way toward the answer you're trying to get to maybe a little sideways, so that they answer it without even realizing that's what you were looking for, then that's even better, right?"
Yeah, he needed a lot of work before he could ever even think of teaching a Padawan of his own someday. This was way too awkward.
"So, today, we're going to ask questions. That's the whole assignment. There's this game that's entirely about doing that, where one person asks questions and the person answering them can only say yes or no. The one asking the question gets twenty attempts, and if they can't guess what the first person is thinking about in those twenty turns, they lose. So, everybody team up. One of you pick something on the island that your partner is likely to be at least sort of familiar with, and give that a try."
Yes, Caleb was assigning a game of Twenty Questions today. Which was probably at least slightly more fun than Kanan's planned lesson of self-evaluation and trying to figure out your own weaknesses, so enjoy this, guys. This, and snickering at his hair.
[OOC: Have at!]

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There was no way in hell she was ever letting Kanan live this down, no.
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Yes, 'that stupid braid in tiny Kanan's hair' is absolutely fair game, here.
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Did it count as the braid if she picked Caleb's entire look?
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The name thing was interesting, but as someone whose surname was on her records and she still hadn't introduced herself with it because she didn't want to answer questions... she got it.
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He'd probably needed the break anyway. Mygeeto had been rough.
"You're Sabine, right? The TA?"
He had no idea what TA meant. But it was in the notes that he'd apparently left for himself.
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And then she thought to ask, "Seriously, do you need help with anything?"
Because he was probably around her age but he was still a baby.
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It was super weird knowing that this was Kanan pre-war. She'd honestly pictured him a lot younger doing all that (probably because her own Thing happened when she was a preteen). But she wasn't about to pass up an opportunity to learn more about the Jedi's weird cultish ways from an insider.
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"Definitely the only Padawan with a story like this," he agreed, only scrunching his nose a little at that extra emphasis. A teeny bit. "Most of us come back from a battle and spend our downtime healing or meditating or training. I come back and I find myself teaching in another galaxy."
So, not pre-war. Mid-war. And compartmentalizing very much, thank you.
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Yeah, Tip noticed that. She made a mental note to tread carefully.
"Maybe this is a special sort of different training?" she suggested. "Super secret advanced padawan training."
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Enjoy it while it lasts, Sabine.
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GUYS I WOULD HAVE HAD CANON TO WORK THROUGH FOR LIKE SEVENTEEN YEARS.