Qui-Gon looked around and pick up a lightsaber. "I think I need some practice? Would you care to help me out my young friend" Calling to Luke.
Luke had not picked up a Lightsaber for a practice duel in years. Only single hand practice that he hoped one day to pass on to his son so he agreed right then and there to the practice match. However while dueling with the legendary master he asked "Why sir was I chosen to be the one to bring you back?"
Qui-Gon was so happy to be back that all he had heard was the crashing of the lightsaber and not one word till it was over. "I was a Jedi the way Jedi's were suppose to be have once and for that I became arrogant. I did not fall to the Dark Side but I forgot the humbleness of teamwork and when I died was cast into a place that was not one with the Living Force or the Dark Side."
When he had finished Luke asked the old master if he wanted to spend some time inside the house with himself Mara and Ben.
As Qui Gon-Jin stood upon the edge of "I would love to my Padawan" and began to take a step closer then realize he could not
"What is the matter" Luke asked.
"Whatever it was that was able to bring me back this time will not let me pass where this Temple will be. What has happened to me is a wondrous action and I it seems am to be content with that" Qui Gon-Jinn said. Luke wanted to apologize for his faith in the force do to his doubts because of the fight with his father over the years had not made it stronger so that Qui-Gon could go on. Qui Gon-Jinn said "My Padawan please do not judge on what others faith in me was. This is enough in the Living Force tonight. Can I return here?"
"Oh course I built this Temple for you?" answered Luke
"There are others you know. Just so you won't have to always be there for my exercises" said Qui Gon-Jinn
"There more that want to come I will be find with" Luke said.
The old Jedi said nothing but when he had disappeared into the corn and moisture which was the rest of Luke's crops the same voice Luke had heard once before returned and said "Ease his Pain."