[Orren's smile falters and the brief moment of relief is gone as quickly as it came. He doesn't know what to make of it, and for just a second his silver tongue turns to lead.
[Ever since the Council had explained their plan to Orren, this very moment - where Revan embraces the name and identity that used to be hers was his worst fear. It was the nightmare scenario, and it's hard not to feel a rush of anxiety when confronted with it. But ... again ... she feels like the woman she was before Saul Karath had revealed the truth. He didn't sense any overwhelming darkness within her.
[He didn't sense Darth Revan.
[It's possible that she could conceal that, given the extent of her power, but ... why would she? If she was the Dark Lord of the Sith again - if her anger and desire for vengeance was so strong that she'd fallen all over again - what did she have to fear from him?
[He hesitates for a moment, before finally speaking.]
I'm sorry ... I didn't know whether or not you'd want to be called that.
[If that was the case ... then so be it. But she's right. No matter how much he's been dreading it, this conversation needs to happen.]
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[Ever since the Council had explained their plan to Orren, this very moment - where Revan embraces the name and identity that used to be hers was his worst fear. It was the nightmare scenario, and it's hard not to feel a rush of anxiety when confronted with it. But ... again ... she feels like the woman she was before Saul Karath had revealed the truth. He didn't sense any overwhelming darkness within her.
[He didn't sense Darth Revan.
[It's possible that she could conceal that, given the extent of her power, but ... why would she? If she was the Dark Lord of the Sith again - if her anger and desire for vengeance was so strong that she'd fallen all over again - what did she have to fear from him?
[He hesitates for a moment, before finally speaking.]
I'm sorry ... I didn't know whether or not you'd want to be called that.
[If that was the case ... then so be it. But she's right. No matter how much he's been dreading it, this conversation needs to happen.]