Obi-Wan had only known Leia as a baby, and from the few glimpses he'd seen of her in Galen's mind. He can't say one way or another if Kylo is right or not, so he doesn't comment. But he can feel the underlying pain in those words. It was tragic, and Obi-Wan felt a bit sorry for Kylo Ren. Though he knew better than to let that show in front of the man.

"No, not at all. I'm afraid you misunderstand." There's a pause as Obi-Wan focused on directing his steed towards the entrance of the city. It wasn't long before Boga carried them back down the cliff and towards the gates. By now the locals were used to seeing them and merely cleared a path when they heard them coming.

"I kept nothing from Padme when I spoke to her. Though I will leave it up to her to tell Anakin." But there was something a bit more important than that. "I can sense the turmoil inside you, but I would not assume to compare you to Darth Vader. Whatever darkness you have inside you is not because of him. It's a result of the path you have chosen for yourself. Whatever that may be."