She can't really think of a counter to that argument other than 'nu-uh!' which was both immature and largely ignorant. Jakku hadn't exactly had formal schooling, after all, she'd heard that the Jedi played a large part in the Clone Wars, but not all that much else. Other than Anakin Skywalker had fallen to the Dark Side and between him and Palpatine, the Jedi Order had been destroyed.

And it's okay. She's pretty blunt when it comes to discussing her truths as well. She'd rather get it straight without a candy coating to make it easier to swallow.

"...he wanted to give me only three lessons. And he said that those lessons would teach me why the Jedi should end." Rey still didn't believe that was true, that there had to be a place for the Jedi Order, but an order wasn't made up of one person.

But what he said piqued her curiosity intensely. "You and Luke are training together?" No judgement, just wide hazel eyes.