What Tal'kaela's parents thought about their daughter's senator friends, Vreenak and Letant and their friendship with her?
//Talâkaelaâs parents did NOT approve of her friendship with the senators at all. Her mother didnât like the idea of her little uhlan daughter being in such close contact with anyone of political importance this early on in her military career. She feared it would make Talâkaela a target for blame if and when the senators disappeared. Besides this, she has a special hatred for the Tal Shiar, so she was especially displeased about Talâkaela becoming so close with the Vice Chairman. She knows her daughter, and was afraid that Talâkaela would get sucked into a twisted game of cat and mouse and end up stripped of her title, dead, or worse. As for her own opinion of the senators and their politics, she was more tolerant of Letant than Vreenak, but she had a grudging respect for both of them. She was always extremely careful about voicing her personal opinions about their politics.
Talâkaelaâs father, like her mother, was concerned that harm would end up coming to Talâkaela, but he was also concerned that they would âcorruptâ her. He didnât like the idea of his idealistic daughter becoming apathetic or callous. Although another part of him had to admit that she could, potentially, learn from them if everything went well, but he highly doubted that it would and would much rather she learn from someone safer. He believed both Vreenak and Letant to be good senators, from what he could tell, but he was always hesitant to form solid opinions on political figures.
Talâkaela, of course, listened to and understood her parentsâ concerns, but ignored them and idolized the senators anyway.








