Kelko said:
"No more than usual, Dorn," he replies, mulling over his cards so carefully that it was obvious that he wasn't paying attention to them at all. "Of course, the question's coming from someone whose weapon dangles from his belt from all times, so it's fairly meaningless one in any case."
Dorn smiles and nods at the Rodian in a good natured fashion.
"Well, that's right, Kelko. Everybody knows what to expect from me, because I'm a Jedi. My lightsaber is always right there on my belt for everybody to see. Unfortunately, things get a little hazier sometimes when it comes to others. So, considering the way you and Kaz have been staring at each other since I got back, maybe you should just think of my question like a situation in one of those old space westerns you talk about sometimes. When a Marshal in those holovids sits down with some friendly gamblers in the middle of a tense sabbac game and asks a question like that, he just wants to make sure that one of them isn't going to go a little nuts and surprise everybody with a nasty fireworks display."
Dorn pauses, glancing at the cards Kaz deals him before looking back Kelko's way.
"After all, the only people who worry about a Marshal's weapon are the troublemakers, right? Because the Marshal just wants to keep the peace. It's the same with me. I mean, it's not like I'm just going to suddenly chop Kaz's arm off if he deals me a hand I don't like, now is it?"
Dorn grins at Kaz and then goes back to casually perusing his cards.
"Hmmm...although...looking at this hand he just dealt me, maybe that isn't such a bad idea after all..."
Dorn shrugs and starts rearranging the cards he is holding while whistling a happy little tune.
"Anyway, you two just seem tense. Maybe you should go for a walk. It did wonders for me, let me tell you."