Klaus is in possession of such an adventurous spirit and while Obi-Wan knows this spirit has, in some cases, caused him to put himself in danger, it's still a delight to see when directed toward safer ventures. Things are changing for Klaus, for the better, and when he dives into the water with a shout, Obi-Wan has to stop and watch, feeling the joy in the air around them.

That spirit, that willingness to try new things, it's such a gift and Obi-Wan is always glad to see the world hasn't killed it in him.

He finishes undressing and sets his clothing aside, taking care to give them enough distance so they won't get wet. Then he goes to the same place Klaus had jumped into the water and does the same, a smooth, graceful dive that sends him deep into the pool and then he breaks a surface with a gasp. The cold is a wonderful shock to the system and he laughs as he wipes water from his eyes.

"It's colder than I thought it would be," he says, though it's not a complaint.