'I really do think they could have supplied a bigger room. Not much space for creativity...' Gel thought about the small living space that was provided to him by a Jedi he had just recently met. His search of a Jedi training facility had finally culminated in this, the enclave on Dantooine, and he was ready for training. But there he was. Laying in a bed in a room that could barely fit it. Though, none of this mattered to Gel, as he was happy to receive such a great oppurtunity. So, he would lay in that bed an eternity until he got his shot.
He lay there for several more minutes, thinking happily over his life. Finally, he remembered that the Jedi hadn't told him to stay in the room, but that he could stay in the room. 'Well, that was certainly a stupid thing to do. Whatever.' Springing up from his cinderblock of a bed, Gel exited the room and began wandering. He figured that he could wander the complex without fear of the Jedi losing track of him. It was a rather small building.
After a bit of exploring, it was decided upon by the council that was his multiple personalities (Gel liked to joke about that), that he most preferred the large tree in the middle of the complex. As he looked for potential resting spots in the room, he decided that sitting against the tree was the best place. Even if no one else sat there. He was different like that. So, he would wait until someone was assigned to teach him.
He lay there for several more minutes, thinking happily over his life. Finally, he remembered that the Jedi hadn't told him to stay in the room, but that he could stay in the room. 'Well, that was certainly a stupid thing to do. Whatever.' Springing up from his cinderblock of a bed, Gel exited the room and began wandering. He figured that he could wander the complex without fear of the Jedi losing track of him. It was a rather small building.
After a bit of exploring, it was decided upon by the council that was his multiple personalities (Gel liked to joke about that), that he most preferred the large tree in the middle of the complex. As he looked for potential resting spots in the room, he decided that sitting against the tree was the best place. Even if no one else sat there. He was different like that. So, he would wait until someone was assigned to teach him.