"You didn't seem to have any difficulty keeping up."

[Have a smug grin.]

[That certainly explained the wits and tenacity, at least.]

"The Jedi upbringing tends to eliminate family dynamics. Sometimes perhaps it is a disadvantage as much as it is an advantage, though it is obviously necessary in order to prevent dangerous emotional attachments from forming before we are prepared to handle them."

"... Oh, believe me, there were pranks. None so destructive, mind, but there was a particular incident with a prospective knight's saber crystal..."

"... Ah. Apologies. Yes. Lightsabers are made out of several components, but possibly the most important, and certainly the one with the most personal symbolism and significance, is the crystal. It is precisely that- a rare crystalline gemstone, resonant with and attuned to the force, through which the light that creates the beam is focused. Obviously, any laser must be focused through a lens of some sort, but this also creates a personal attunement with the lightsaber, more effectively bonding it to you. It is agreed by most Jedi that the lightsaber and the robes are our only true possessions, and that even the latter can be changed or disposed of if need be."

"... We may be able to find something similar in the clothing shop. I saw some other items that resembled variations upon the same general theme, though most were stiffer and likely meant for martial arts tournaments."

"I couldn't say. We always sparred in our standard attire unless we were wearing protective gear of some sort. Then again, our standard attire is specifically designed to be utilitarian and provide mobility in battle."

"Some Jedi actually found skintight clothing preferable. They insisted that it still provided freedom of movement, without the potential for loose clothing weighing them down or catching on anything. I obviously did not follow that particular school of thought, but I can see a logic to it."