“I saved him from drowning,” she replies seriously. That’s the first question, the second was not unexpected. Bo had a feeling she might be making this explanation several times in the future.
“Din is a child of the Watch, a group that split off from mainstream Mandalorians. They chose to follow the ancient traditions of our people that had been largely abandoned long ago.” Sound a little culty? That’s because it is, and Bo had readily said so before. Though her opinion of Din’s culvert has changed in recent months.
“They were so isolated that he didn’t even know different groups existed until we met. He was looking for others of his kind on Trask and was mislead by Quarren fishermen.” She paused as she realized Riz might not know what that was. “A fish-like people with tentacles on their faces.” How’s that for a mental image?
“Using his kid as bait they got him to jump into their water filled hold and trapped him there. Fortunately my team arrived just in time and I pulled him out.”
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“Din is a child of the Watch, a group that split off from mainstream Mandalorians. They chose to follow the ancient traditions of our people that had been largely abandoned long ago.”
Sound a little culty? That’s because it is, and Bo had readily said so before. Though her opinion of Din’s culvert has changed in recent months.
“They were so isolated that he didn’t even know different groups existed until we met. He was looking for others of his kind on Trask and was mislead by Quarren fishermen.” She paused as she realized Riz might not know what that was. “A fish-like people with tentacles on their faces.” How’s that for a mental image?
“Using his kid as bait they got him to jump into their water filled hold and trapped him there. Fortunately my team arrived just in time and I pulled him out.”