This is my last day on Alderaan for which I am sad. It is a beautiful planet populated with generous and cultivated people.
Our two planets have much in common, we both value peace and democracy. We both have a strong tradition of arts and craftsmanship.
However Alderaans native race, the Killiks are extinct whereas our Gungans are alive and ( mostly) well.
I have spent most of the morning with Breha and Cornelia in the gardens. Breha is very fond of her garden she has her own plot that she maintains without any help, except that of her siblings.
She grows vegetables but also ornamental plants. She is very proud of her roses and even has one named after her. The rose garden is planted in a circular shape with a bench in the middle. Sitting in there we were almost hidden from the outside wall, for the rose bushes are high and thick.
We ate and drank and gossiped away the morning like any other group of women. Cornelia teased Breha mercilessly about Bail and the prospect of a family.
“ What would you call you’re children?” she asked.
“I suppose I would name them after mother and father, possibly grandfather too.”
“How boring,” She turned to me, “What would you call you’re children?”
I laughed, “ I don’t think I will ever have any! But I suppose I would do the same as Breha, we don’t have many naming traditions on Naboo.”
“ I would call my daughter Zoe and my son Kane.”
“ What will the father think of those names?” I asked.
She frowned, “ I don’t know since I haven’t met him yet!”
At that moment Bail Organa interrupted us and was rewarded with a torrent of giggles. He didn’t seem to mind, in fact he smiled and held out his hand to Breha.
“ Milady would you like to take a walk by the waterfall?”
Breah accepted his offer and I was left alone with her vexing sister.