My Thoughts on all of this:Anakin and Padme had great kids. From eveyrthing she has heard they are the way of the future and did some great things. Luke gave her a hell of a lot of information when she first got here and it felt like too much. Hearing about Bail and his homeworld, hearing about Vader, who Luke's father was, hearing that Leia wasn't Bail's daughter, all of it seemed like too much at first. But she could accept it. He gave off no feelings of telling a wild tail just to tell one. Honest. Which is something she drastically liked about him.
He's not far in her future, but far enough that everything just seems... crazier than it is in her time, which is silly considering how insane it is then too. From her canon POV she's pretty sure she must be dead, but it's nice to hear that other things didn't go to complete shit after she was gone. JUST MOSTLY SHIT. Thanks Empire.
She thinks Luke is a good, though she's unsure about him being the "Future of the Jedi" as she thinks that's highly unfair to place upon his shoulders like that. If they are still training off an on (up to you) she'd gladly still train him with his lightsaber and talk to him about anything he asks on the Jedi, but she is pretty firm in "They weren't always right" but also "Not always wrong.". If he ever did ask, she would tell him why she left. She's open about that, at least.
In short, she would want to offer her guidance of course, but she wouldn't want to smear the teaching of Obi-wan or Yoda that he might have either. Mostly, she just wants Anakin's children to be safe and happy.
First Impression: Wide eyed young man trying to stand on top of the world and could possibly do it. Eager to learn and overly friendly. Very open. A good kid."
In Ahsoka's Words: "Luke is a bright, strong and friendly young man, though perhaps a bit too open. Not that it's a flaw, but it concerned me that it might harm him at some point. He reminds me of Akanin in someways but Padme in many others. Eager and Caring, sympathetic but not willing to lay down and be walked over. I feel like once he understands his place in the universe he'll go farther than he's already going."
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He's not far in her future, but far enough that everything just seems... crazier than it is in her time, which is silly considering how insane it is then too. From her canon POV she's pretty sure she must be dead, but it's nice to hear that other things didn't go to complete shit after she was gone. JUST MOSTLY SHIT. Thanks Empire.
She thinks Luke is a good, though she's unsure about him being the "Future of the Jedi" as she thinks that's highly unfair to place upon his shoulders like that. If they are still training off an on (up to you) she'd gladly still train him with his lightsaber and talk to him about anything he asks on the Jedi, but she is pretty firm in "They weren't always right" but also "Not always wrong.". If he ever did ask, she would tell him why she left. She's open about that, at least.
In short, she would want to offer her guidance of course, but she wouldn't want to smear the teaching of Obi-wan or Yoda that he might have either. Mostly, she just wants Anakin's children to be safe and happy.
First Impression:
Wide eyed young man trying to stand on top of the world and could possibly do it. Eager to learn and overly friendly. Very open. A good kid."
In Ahsoka's Words:
"Luke is a bright, strong and friendly young man, though perhaps a bit too open. Not that it's a flaw, but it concerned me that it might harm him at some point. He reminds me of Akanin in someways but Padme in many others. Eager and Caring, sympathetic but not willing to lay down and be walked over. I feel like once he understands his place in the universe he'll go farther than he's already going."