Kanan's quiet again, for quite some time. This deserves thought, because he has to trust himself in what his answer is, first and foremost.

Otherwise it's a lie on multiple levels, and . . . he's been trying to be better than that, for a long time now.

Eventually he breathes out, a sharp exhale as he releases the tension in his shoulders. His voice is tired as he answers, because just thinking of a future like that --

"If it would save the rest of them to fight another day, I could do that. Yeah. I would do that. I wouldn't be able to hold my head up, otherwise."