Well, that was insight that Kanan didn't necessarily want to hear from a guy whose name he didn't even know yet. He frowned a little, looking less grim than Bob, but definitely feeling it in some part of him that he didn't even want to admit existed. Damn that part of him that cared. It was safer to just not.

Hell, he'd been raised to not, in a sense. Mostly in ways that he ignored blatantly now, but those teachings were all in there somewhere, deep down, too.

"I suppose I can't," he settled on, finally. "But I can talk at them, and maybe they'll remember that I said something when it actually matters. That's going to have to be better than never having heard it at all, until I can figure out a way to get through to him."