author's note: Part 2. No real plot for this installment, just observations from Luke about his life. Also, the names of the planets are spelled wrong to fit with the pronunciations my four year old cousin uses when she talks about Star Wars, so if you have a problem with it just say so and I can change it if enough people don't like it.

ii.

Luke doesn't know why –though he hopes he will someday– but his mommy often leaves him and Leia with Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen, so much that once, he called Aunt Beru 'mommy'. He would never do that again, partly because Leia teased him, but mostly because his real mommy looked sad. She didn't leave so much after though.

The times they aren't on Tat-weene, they go to All-der-and, but they have to be extra careful then. Mommy covers her face with a scarf and is always worried and once scolded them because he introduced himself as 'Luke Skywalker' to a security man. It wasn't his fault really, the security guard had asked after all and Mommy said that they had to tell the truth to everyone, even people he didn't like. Her big friend, Mr. Organa, said that nothin' bad was gonna happen, but his mommy still told him to only say his first name if anyone asked. After discussing the issue with Leia, they came to the conclusion that most people didn't have last names in the galaxy and they got jealous if you had one.

Luke thinks that the only reason they aren't on Tat-weene all the time is because Mommy doesn't like it there, Leia doesn't like Tat-weene either, but he does, he likes it lots. His favorite parts are when Aunt Ahsoka visits.

Aunt Ahsoka isn't his real aunt, she isn't even human like him, she's somethin' else, Luke doesn't remember, he can't pronounce it either. When Aunt Ahsoka visits, she plays hide-and-seek and tag and builds sandcastles (Luke like's those times best, because he gets Aunt Ahsoka all to himself, 'cause Leia doesn't like sand) and lets them hold her lightsaber and if he and Leia are extra good, she'll use somethin' called 'the Force' and fly them through the air. Aunt Ahsoka never stays for more than two days and when times up, she gets in her ship and flies away to a planet called Day-go-bah, Luke doesn't know where that is, but he wants to go there, if Aunt Ahsoka lives there, it must be fun after all.

Aunt Ahsoka isn't the only person he knows who can play with the Force, Ben comes over too, but Luke thinks he's real boring, he never flies them around with the Force and just whispers with Mommy all the time. Luke doesn't like it when people leave him out of things; it makes him angry. They think he's small, but he's not, he's big, he'll be four in two days!

Ben and Aunt Ahsoka will be visiting soon, for his birthday. That's the only time he's happy to see Ben, because he gives them the best presents and makes good cake, better cake than Mommy could make anyway.

Luke sits on his pallet in the room he shares with Leia on Tat-weene, his mommy said before she left to go to some planet called Nah-boo, that she would bring them back a big, big, big surprise for the both of them for their birthday. He can hear the familiar sound of a ship touching down on the sand and he bounds out of his room to greet his mommy and find out what the big, big, big surprise is.

He hopes that the surprise for him and Leia didn't get broken during the trip.