That's...a surprise. Something about the Jedi here has given Billy the impression that they come out of the womb instilled with all the calm and philosophy of a Buddhist monk or something. Obviously they were people, just like anyone else, but to here Ezra share a story that could have easily come out of his own life, and those real, raw emotions that come with it, it helps Billy not feel so alone.

He offers a sympathetic, and grateful look at the same time. "...N'other world sounds like we would've been friends," he mutters with a small smile, since they all ready sort of have the proof of that, "I'm sorry, that's-...I know what that's like."