"My mother." Luke stills, as if by doing so he can drink in this little piece of her, hold her within himself.
It gives him something in common with her father, a point of connection even apart from the ray of hope it represents to them both. He looks back up at Ben.
"Why did you let me go through this alone?" he asks finally. He doesn't want to accuse his mentor. But he's spent the past three years walking into the dark, hoping he'll find his way out.
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It gives him something in common with her father, a point of connection even apart from the ray of hope it represents to them both. He looks back up at Ben.
"Why did you let me go through this alone?" he asks finally. He doesn't want to accuse his mentor. But he's spent the past three years walking into the dark, hoping he'll find his way out.