Jekin actually did not know much of his line, but he merely nodded graciously.  If it was a lie, it was flattering.  If it was truth, then it was expected.  He could care less whether the Tolar line played a crucial role in the formation of the Republic or if they were just drunks who happened to sleep their way into a noble title.  However, as a representative of the Jedi, he couldn't speak his feelings without violating the illusion of professionalism he was trying to present.  He was supposed to be above petty concerns like insulting his family, instead of existing separately from it.<br/><br/>He was good at that part.  Being a Jedi had less responsibilities than being a noble, in an odd sort of way.<br/><br/>"Do you know which system we're going to first?  Boring question, I know, but I can't think of much else to ask."