[Even now, with that great fall as something to look forward to only distantly (and right now with no consideration at all), Anakin knows that the Force has a terrible love of inexplicable "coincidence." Nothing is ever clear, but it pulls people together in the right place at the right time.
Destiny isn't so much a thing he begrudges, but simply something he has no more patience for. Like a child sneaking into their parents' present closet, or someone looking up spoilers, he has never been fond of the period of anticipation that stands tirelessly in the middle between himself and the end goal.
So to say he's used to the pull of the Force tied only to vague feelings would be a drastic understatement. But there is a pull here, whatever it is, and he has a feeling he'd regret trying to ignore it.]
A lot of ire for 'just a rat.'
[The remark is accompanied with a shrug, however, after all, the man does have a point. It's just an animal, and he's never had much luck with their either. But with it comes an unspoken unease. He's no stranger to anger, regardless of however well he listens to his mentors, and that can only lead to so many conclusions. The guilt of the last time he'd run into one such "conclusion" (just before arrival in this literal trash heap as it so happens), still presses heavy and awkward, a doubt that carries almost as much unease on its own as he feels now.
But more to the point, he had noticed too the intent with which the man stalked these trash heaps, which lead to a much more obvious conclusion, one nobody should have needed the Force to answer for them:]
Who doesn't love walking human disasters?
Destiny isn't so much a thing he begrudges, but simply something he has no more patience for. Like a child sneaking into their parents' present closet, or someone looking up spoilers, he has never been fond of the period of anticipation that stands tirelessly in the middle between himself and the end goal.
So to say he's used to the pull of the Force tied only to vague feelings would be a drastic understatement. But there is a pull here, whatever it is, and he has a feeling he'd regret trying to ignore it.]
A lot of ire for 'just a rat.'
[The remark is accompanied with a shrug, however, after all, the man does have a point. It's just an animal, and he's never had much luck with their either. But with it comes an unspoken unease. He's no stranger to anger, regardless of however well he listens to his mentors, and that can only lead to so many conclusions. The guilt of the last time he'd run into one such "conclusion" (just before arrival in this literal trash heap as it so happens), still presses heavy and awkward, a doubt that carries almost as much unease on its own as he feels now.
But more to the point, he had noticed too the intent with which the man stalked these trash heaps, which lead to a much more obvious conclusion, one nobody should have needed the Force to answer for them:]
Anyway, are you looking for something?