Meow
Moving across the stars, the starship Vingilot rocked and swayed; putting those tired bodies asleep. The time was late, though outside the cruiser's windows, only darkness crept in. As the hours ticked by, the feeling of weariness invaded Mikilanna's body and mind. She was exhausted, near stages of collapse but her mind refused to give in. There was something here: tugging, pulling, calling to her. The Force was strong here among so many, and yet she felt overwhelmed. She wasn't perfect, and that was a character flaw she despised about herself.
Mikilanna was a perfectionist, or so she believed, which trickled down to self criticism. Her Father preached religiously that perfection didn't define a person, but it was their choices that ultimately shaped them. Mikilanna has always loved her Father, respected him above all; but she couldn't drag herself to believe this line of thinking. Without perfection, one was a failure, right? And choices, how can a choice define you, or as her Father preached; shape you?
Mulling her Father's words and her own thoughts over and over as she walked, Mikilanna stumbled upon a true Jedi cross-legged in the ship's cafeteria. Why, Mikilanna thought, would someone choose this loud place to meditate. On the best of days, she barely can stand the clinking and clanking of annoying sounds reverberating from the crowds that feasted here; and yet here was a Jedi sitting calm and in peace as the droids bustled about cleaning the area in the late hours.
Feeling guilty for stumbling upon the Jedi's moment, Mikilanna began back-stepping out of the eatery saying quietly, "Forgive me, Master Jedi. I didn't mean to intrude."
[member="Kahlil Zambrano"]
Mikilanna was a perfectionist, or so she believed, which trickled down to self criticism. Her Father preached religiously that perfection didn't define a person, but it was their choices that ultimately shaped them. Mikilanna has always loved her Father, respected him above all; but she couldn't drag herself to believe this line of thinking. Without perfection, one was a failure, right? And choices, how can a choice define you, or as her Father preached; shape you?
Mulling her Father's words and her own thoughts over and over as she walked, Mikilanna stumbled upon a true Jedi cross-legged in the ship's cafeteria. Why, Mikilanna thought, would someone choose this loud place to meditate. On the best of days, she barely can stand the clinking and clanking of annoying sounds reverberating from the crowds that feasted here; and yet here was a Jedi sitting calm and in peace as the droids bustled about cleaning the area in the late hours.
Feeling guilty for stumbling upon the Jedi's moment, Mikilanna began back-stepping out of the eatery saying quietly, "Forgive me, Master Jedi. I didn't mean to intrude."
[member="Kahlil Zambrano"]