[He found it a thrilling comfort to know he and Maul had managed to wrangle a Force Bond between them, and he also liked the idea of it growing. There were going to be drawbacks for certain, if the sensation of Maul dying were any indication of how bad it could be.]

That's fine. But, you're not allowed to throw your life away if we have this. You dying once is enough for me.

[It reminded him of how little he had felt for Feral's death until long after it. He'd killed many creatures before, but his bond with Feral had been something built over years and nursed for the same amount of time. It was only long after that he had felt any sort of regret for the death of his little brother. Maybe that's why he threw himself so heavily at Maul, to protect what could be taken from him again.

He wondered when the point of nuisance would appear because Jedi did seem to wander around being bothersome. And likable. Since death wasn't a permanent solution, he wondered if they could trap them somewhere so they couldn't readily escape. That could be a way of dealing with them.]

We could throw them in a sealed prison and leave them there. That will keep them out of the way.

[Not that prison had held him or Maul for any real length of time. Force users had that advantage and the Mandalorians had certainly underestamated how they could function if given the want to just wander off.]

He's very emotional compared to other Jedi. He's even more emotional than most Dark Side users.