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[One could be hard pressed to realize just what Padmé was thinking, although the signs are there. One's wedding day was supposed to be one of joy, even given the situation she and Anakin were in, and yet, she has no recollection of anything after their kiss. Waking up, her mind had turned over a variety of thoughts, from who and why and where. Yet, despite everything, her person was not harmed.

It is not the first time when life has tossed an obstacle in her path, and yet, she would have to admit that so far, this experience has been a first over all.]

Greetings.

[Her eyes are kind and hers is a soft voice, yet not weak. No, there is a strength behind it, and her expression, while not trusting, does hold an inquisitive air to it. Articulating herself is something that she has always been good at.]

Greetings to those who may hear this, whether fellow travelers caught in the same situation as myself, for I cannot assume I am the only one, or the inhabitants of this world. My name is Senator Padmé Amidala of Naboo.

[Information was always key, and so she progresses. She needs to understand better the situation she has found herself in.]

I fear neither the ship or the location are familiar to me as I know this is not one of the worlds I have visited. And so, I ask where I might find information about this planet, and perhaps to whom I should be addressing my disappointment as to the course of action that has been taken.

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[He'd talked to Padmé - an entirely different Padmé - all of once, so his initial double-take is entirely related to the fact that she is definitely (still) not Dr. Jane Foster.

Which isn't really something anyone needs to get into just now, so he opts to just answer her questions.]

The Library, and Salvation, respectively.

Where might one find this library? On the ship, in the village, or...?

The city, about an hour south of here. I'm pretty sure the ship didn't have anything about Verdana in its databanks before it crashed here.

It does seem- [What is the word she is looking for.] Like it has seen better days.

The library is open to all then?

That might be the understatement of the century. And yeah, the library's open to everyone. They might not let you check anything out without a permanent address, but you can research to your heart's content.

And it does hold an array of books?

Yeah. A pretty big one. Most libraries do.

This place has hardly been like most places so far.

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