"He's right," Padmé says. She's not sure why Obi-Wan seems to be implying that such a life would have been possible on Coruscant, not when he knows as well as anyone how strict the Jedi can be. How intolerant of mistakes. Any doubts she'd had on that front had been wiped clean by Ahsoka's trial.

"He's a Jedi, I'm - I was - a Senator. There are rules about that, back home." If she has opinions on the stupidity of those rules, she has too much respect for Obi-Wan to let them show, and just gives a rueful little shrug - what can you do - before continuing. "It is nice, though. Being able to be open about it here."