That trust is a great gift, one he means to never take for granted, and Obi-Wan nods with a deep sincerity. It means a lot to him, both that Klaus is willing to try and that Obi-Wan is the one he's going to trust with this task.
"I want you to understand that there will be times when you struggle," he says. "Especially as we begin. But there's nothing to be ashamed of in that. Like anything, it takes practice, and it will get easier with time. If you're willing to keep trying, I'm willing to keep trying with you, and I will never be disappointed or frustrated."
Obi-Wan had taught Anakin to meditate, after all. He thinks if he can maintain his composure during that, there are few other people he's capable of teaching given the right amount of time and the space in which to do so.
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"I want you to understand that there will be times when you struggle," he says. "Especially as we begin. But there's nothing to be ashamed of in that. Like anything, it takes practice, and it will get easier with time. If you're willing to keep trying, I'm willing to keep trying with you, and I will never be disappointed or frustrated."
Obi-Wan had taught Anakin to meditate, after all. He thinks if he can maintain his composure during that, there are few other people he's capable of teaching given the right amount of time and the space in which to do so.