@ofvxder from here
Tarre has never been the kind of man who claims to know what he does not, and he is well aware of the passage of time. A thousand years are not nothing, and he's far too aware of that.
But when the Force calls him to a place, or a person, he tends to appear.
And the smirk is not welcome.
"A valley worn by a river cannot become a plain again." He warns her. "Which is a very old metaphor, but then again I am a very old man, and I have fought the Sith those texts speak of."
The Force doesn't speak of dishonesty. It also doesn't speak of lack of interest, and he sighs.
"I studied them, in my time. And I assure you those books weren't written by the people who faced them, who felt in the Force what they were, and what they could do."
And he was all but fond of inaccurate information.
"It has never been about right or wrong. It is about what step after step can mean, when you have walked far enough."
