Always a bigger fish

Jar Jar had relaxed once they made it to the Landwalker's City, named Theed, and the younger Jedi shut down the Bongo and they started to get ready to depart, however the older Jedi looked behind them and saw a water fall. The older jedi brought out a device of some sort and shot it at the wall along the water way and it trailed a line. The shot hit one of the bricks and then tightened up, the older Jedi attached the line to the craft and the two Jedi started to use the line to cross to the shore. Binks was still a bit shaky from the harrowing journey though the core, and whatever technique the Jedi had done to calm him down, so it took a moment for him to exit his seat. By this time the craft had started to swing around and while the Jedi had made it ashore, the twisting pull had loosened the anchor point such that the brick lost hold and the line pinged loose at the stress was released. Jar Jar tried to jump in the water and swim, but his still rubbery feeling legs failed him, catching on the edge of the Bongo's cockpit. The craft seemed to slowly tip back and them gravity took a hold and drew it down the long drop.

During the drop Binks quickly reviewed what he did this time to get though the core so he could manage it next time without so much trouble, now that he knew of one way that did work, he could fine tune it so he could get ready for the next challenge.

That thought resonated the next time when the older Jedi commented about there was always a bigger fish. Binks looked back on his repeating life and immediately saw the pattern, his life growing up in his home city had been, for the most part, fairly easy. His life banished in the forest undeniably harder, and the hurdles since meeting up with the two Jedi made all that look like a calm swim. He then had his jumbled memories of the clone wars, and the blurry memories of the empire years, yes indeed there was always a bigger fish... he just needed to know how to avoid them, or take them down.