[For once, the memory being broadcast to someone doesn't make Maul feel upset or distressed. In fact, he was rather glad his brother could see something that had happened to the two of them while they were young. There was a small smile full of nostalgia when he answered Savage.]

I don't have many happy memories from childhood. Most of the ones I do possess were spent with you.

[He shrugged at the question of why he hadn't cared that Savage was a weakling.]

I never considered it much. It was my duty to watch out and protect you, so I didn't care that wasn't something normally done. Perhaps because Mother wasn't all that keen on Nightkin traditions, I wasn't either.

[Talzin had already flouted the usual way things went by keeping Maul and Savage with her as long as she had instead of letting them be raised by the Nightbrothers. Perhaps Maul had subconsciously absorbed some of that disregard for the rules. He'd loved his brother too much to just let him fall behind or just outright ignore him.]