"Sometimes our duty has to override the passions of our heart. We have to sacrifice our own happiness for the good of others. It's something that Jedi learn at a young age," Obi-Wan says softly.

"It doesn't mean it hurts any less, though, to lose the connection or to let a bond weaken. The problem is, I don't think we can break this. I think we'll always be in one another's head. I don't even think it's wise to break it. Think how formidable two Jedi with a singular mind would be? We'd know one another so intimately that we'd fight as one. I am going to strongly suggest to the Council that we offer alternative terms to Ord Mantell and Cerea and begin to train you as a Jedi. It would have to be accelerated, yes, but you'd be with me."