She considers the issue of the ranks of the Jedi Order. "I'm afraid I do not share your view on the Jedi Knights. There are no more formal trials like in the past, but becoming a Jedi Knight is much more than that. You have to understand the Force and the burdens your abilites bring and have to be responsible for your actions. You know... conquer your feelings and all that things," Imanaya sighs. After all she tries to be keep close to the Jedi Code at all times. "I remember reading a lot about the history and traditions of the Jedi Order and it is not like it was always one Master, one padawan, especially in times when there were not enough Knights and Masters. Just like now. And becoming a Knight is more than being able to wield a lightsaber and the basic training with the Force. I still think that there is a quite clear line between an apprentice, padawan, or initiate and a Jedi Knight. Maybe even more than in the past, when the Order still existed as it had been for millenia. The change might be that it's not like you have to reach a certain level anymore, but rather a certain balance."
She smiles at the Ithorian. "Well, at least you believe that you're strong in the Force. Where's the humility, Bommarr Fonndarr?" She asks with a grin. "And what were you doing on Felucia?"