Ezra's not judging; he'd had a similar reaction that he'd had to wrestle down, before he let himself response to Anakin's distressed message on the network. His own anger at the thought of what Maul did to Anakin Skywalker lurks, even now. He's trying not to cling to it, but while the violation is still ongoing, he hasn't found a way to let it go yet, either.

On the other hand, that much anger bright in the Force isn't comfortable to him, so he takes a deep breath in, and breathes out. And then again, slower, focusing on that rhythm while he watches Anakin, and waits, holding himself as steady and calm in the Force as he can, as much for Anakin to 'lean on' as anything else.

Ezra's still not exactly sure how old the other young Jedi is, but he's pretty sure Anakin has better control than he himself did, even a few years ago. So on the whole, he finds himself impressed.

"Yes. I'm worried. But the only people he's seemed to listen to or let comfort him is Obi-wan, and Padme."