Nakoma was all alone in her quarters one night when she stumbled upon a picture of herself and her parents. She looked at it and thought. She thought about how her parents reacted when they found she was going to be a Jedi. Her parents didn't take this well. She wanted to prove she was worthy of being a Jedi. In order to do that, she had loads of work to do. She also needed to prove to her parents Anakin was a good master.
Mr. and Mrs. Incognito were coming to visit Nakoma in a couple days. Nakoma really needed some advice, but Anakin was on a temporary leave and Obi-Wan was sick. Nakoma took a deep breath and went to see Yoda. "What might toi ask me?" Yoda asked as Nakoma entered his quarters. Nakoma asked why her parents hated her being a Jedi in sign-language. "Some parents don't want their children to get killed." Yoda answered. Nakoma thought about this.
She quickly put the thought inside the back of her head and asked how she could prove her parents wrong. "Prove your parents wrong toi can not." Yoda answered. Nakoma was about to walk out when another question popped in her head. She asked how she could make them see she was a worthy Jedi. "Worthy toi always will be child. Making your parents see it will not be easy." Yoda answered. "Visiting tomorrow, are they?" Yoda asked. Nakoma nodded.
"Happy to see toi they will be." Yoda stated. Nakoma smiled. She LOVED her parents, but often felt they didn't see her the way she wanted them to see her. She acknowledged that in sign-language. "See toi as a youngling, they still do. But their youngling, toi will always be." Yoda finished. Nakoma realized she had to face the facts. It WOULD take her some time to get her parents to see what she was to become.
After talking to Yoda, Nakoma also realized how much her parents really cared. As she walked back to her quarters, she knew they'd be proud of her, but it'd take some time for them to really see. To see what a powerful Jedi she was able to become. Even if it meant putting her life on the line for others. Nakoma got back to her quarters and got ready for her parents visit. She truly was excited to see them again. She missed them SO much. All she could do now was make the best out of their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Incognito were coming to visit Nakoma in a couple days. Nakoma really needed some advice, but Anakin was on a temporary leave and Obi-Wan was sick. Nakoma took a deep breath and went to see Yoda. "What might toi ask me?" Yoda asked as Nakoma entered his quarters. Nakoma asked why her parents hated her being a Jedi in sign-language. "Some parents don't want their children to get killed." Yoda answered. Nakoma thought about this.
She quickly put the thought inside the back of her head and asked how she could prove her parents wrong. "Prove your parents wrong toi can not." Yoda answered. Nakoma was about to walk out when another question popped in her head. She asked how she could make them see she was a worthy Jedi. "Worthy toi always will be child. Making your parents see it will not be easy." Yoda answered. "Visiting tomorrow, are they?" Yoda asked. Nakoma nodded.
"Happy to see toi they will be." Yoda stated. Nakoma smiled. She LOVED her parents, but often felt they didn't see her the way she wanted them to see her. She acknowledged that in sign-language. "See toi as a youngling, they still do. But their youngling, toi will always be." Yoda finished. Nakoma realized she had to face the facts. It WOULD take her some time to get her parents to see what she was to become.
After talking to Yoda, Nakoma also realized how much her parents really cared. As she walked back to her quarters, she knew they'd be proud of her, but it'd take some time for them to really see. To see what a powerful Jedi she was able to become. Even if it meant putting her life on the line for others. Nakoma got back to her quarters and got ready for her parents visit. She truly was excited to see them again. She missed them SO much. All she could do now was make the best out of their visit.
