Most people have more of a story to tell than they're willing to share and Philip doubts Bodhi is an exception to that rule, but he only nods as if he understands when really he hasn't the slightest idea as to where this city might be. Darrow still hasn't stopped surprising him, but he does his best not to let it show when it happens, instead behaving as though meeting people from other planets and other worlds has long since been something normal for him. He has no idea where Jedha City might be, beyond out there, but he supposed it doesn't matter much.

Bodhi probably won't know where Dublin is either.

"There aren't many Irishmen here that I know of," he agrees. "I was born in Dublin, which is in Ireland. And it's an odd thing to have to specify, but that's on the planet Earth." It's not the first time he's had to narrow it down like that, not the first time he's had to tell someone which planet he's from, but even after all this time in Darrow, it's an odd thing. So much has changed in terms of technology, but on top of that, he's had to adjust to the idea of other galaxies, other worlds. Philip, though, has made an entire career out of adjusting to things that others perhaps wouldn't or couldn't. He can adjust to this, too.