Probably never if she and Han were any indication, he wanted to spend as little time around her as possible. Speaking with this older version it seemed they were either on at least better terms or had found ways to be friends. That was for the best, she knew her father had come to terms with a great many people he was not fond of over shared experience.

Good for them, her? It was impossible to conjugate potential alternate future pronouns.

"I honestly hadn't thought about those things in years. I used to go to concerts with my father, there would be huge symphonies, or we would watch dancers. I was never quite good enough to do it but my aunts had put me in classes when I was young so I admired those who could." Fond memories, the sort which were transportive, reminding her of a time where life seemed so much simpler, thought she knew now Bail and Breha had both been working hard in their own ways on the peace movement.