I was more concerned about getting you and the Chancellor out alive. I would have never listened to him ... about you. Not then, but later after you asked me to spy for the Council ... I began to wonder if some things he said were true.

[He always felt as though most of the Jedi did not trust him. He was only kept around do to the Prophecy, like some sort of tool they all needed.

Asking him to spy on a friend went against everything he believed in.]

I am truly sorry, Master.