[Without the tempering influence of the “Lucky” facade, Boba’s response to Rex’s phrasing is immediate.]
You don’t get to decide what’s right and wrong for me.
[He’s not a clone cadet. He won’t allow himself to be shaped into one—and maybe that’s why Rex still seems intent to have him around. Maybe he thinks he can turn Boba into Lucky again with enough effort.
...Unfortunately, he’s right that Boba should learn Mando’a and that he’s the only one who can teach him.]
I’ll go, if it’s my own choice. Not because you ordered me to.
no subject
You don’t get to decide what’s right and wrong for me.
[He’s not a clone cadet. He won’t allow himself to be shaped into one—and maybe that’s why Rex still seems intent to have him around. Maybe he thinks he can turn Boba into Lucky again with enough effort.
...Unfortunately, he’s right that Boba should learn Mando’a and that he’s the only one who can teach him.]
I’ll go, if it’s my own choice. Not because you ordered me to.