[Don't worry, nothing ever backfires that monumentally in this universe. You can rest in peace easy, Qui-Gon.
Ezra's quiet again for another long moment. This is something that's big, so much bigger than him, that he feels so small even thinking about it and what it means. Life and death and will of the Force and giving yourself up so completely. He's pretty sure that doing something like this would mean giving up the peace that death should bring. Maybe he doesn't know what death is really like, but if nothing else, it means all your work is done, you can rest from responsibility and just be with all the life that has gone before. This... Qui-Gon could be giving all of this up for the rest of eternity.]
It... sounds like you'd still have your hands pretty full. [He starts this thought off hesitantly, because he's not just feeling out Qui-Gon's reaction, but his own. He has to be sure he's not asking for the wrong reasons.] Doing what the Force needs you to do when there's a whole galaxy. It's... Would you... want help?
[There isn't any denying Ezra's observations: Qui-Gon Jinn has resigned himself to continuing his work even after his demise. He feels no regret on the matter. He couldn't. Not when he was positive about the Force's will and intent for his life (and afterlife).]
[Will it be a lot to deal with? Yes. He holds no pretenses about that sobering fact. As such, Ezra's tentative offer is immensely appreciated in its scope.]
That is a difficult question to answer.
[And there aren't many that Qui-Gon finds difficult.]
I won't lie and say that it would not be a less lonely experience, but I'm not in any rush to receive that companionship.
Mostly due to how said companionship would have to manifest.
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in peaceeasy, Qui-Gon.Ezra's quiet again for another long moment. This is something that's big, so much bigger than him, that he feels so small even thinking about it and what it means. Life and death and will of the Force and giving yourself up so completely. He's pretty sure that doing something like this would mean giving up the peace that death should bring. Maybe he doesn't know what death is really like, but if nothing else, it means all your work is done, you can rest from responsibility and just be with all the life that has gone before. This... Qui-Gon could be giving all of this up for the rest of eternity.]
It... sounds like you'd still have your hands pretty full. [He starts this thought off hesitantly, because he's not just feeling out Qui-Gon's reaction, but his own. He has to be sure he's not asking for the wrong reasons.] Doing what the Force needs you to do when there's a whole galaxy. It's... Would you... want help?
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[Will it be a lot to deal with? Yes. He holds no pretenses about that sobering fact. As such, Ezra's tentative offer is immensely appreciated in its scope.]
That is a difficult question to answer.
[And there aren't many that Qui-Gon finds difficult.]
I won't lie and say that it would not be a less lonely experience, but I'm not in any rush to receive that companionship.
Mostly due to how said companionship would have to manifest.