Kylo Ren's Diary.

Luke's Place and Lightsabers.

Dear Diary,

This week I am spending time at my Uncle Luke's house which is basically in the middle of no-where on a strange island that's isolated from the rest of the galaxy; which is great as that means I am no-where near my parents. My Uncle is far less judgemental than my parents (and Chewbacca for that matter). Even though he goes on and on about his stories about when he was a Jedi, he teaches the coolest tricks to do with a lightsaber and lets me actually try them out with a spare lightsaber he has. The only time I actually listen to his stories is when he's talking about Darth Vader which is his father; how cool would that be! One day I want to make my own lightsaber and I even have a design planned out in the back of the diary.

Basically, it looks a bit like Darth Vader's lightsaber but it has more of a sword look to it. It's easier to show than tell but I can tell you this; it's very unique. Only I have ever thought of this design and I will be the only one to create anything like it. It shall be one of the most dangerous lightsabers to ever exist. I may be sounding like a dreamer, but even the most successful think like this too.

There is a lot of forests on the island unlike at home so when Luke is busy training someone I like to have a walk round to be alone with my thoughts. The best time to be in the forests is at midnight as the dark skies relax me with the crickets chirping in the background to distract the feelings of loneliness. I like the feeling of being in a calm peace of mind once in a while as it helps me to write poetry of how I'm feeling when I'm not as it gives me time to reflect on the hard times as well as the good times. That probably sounded a bit strange coming from someone like me who can get stressed from the smallest of things but you know what they say, stress brings grey hairs, which is something I want to avoid as most as possible; at least I wear a hair dye that is the most darkest of colours which nicely covers it up. Other than that, it does make me wonder if being apart from my family is actually better for me, and even for them...