Kanan and Ezra ran around the Ghost.

"Quit running before you break something!" Hera had been yelling. They ignored her.

Ezra jumped over the railing to the front of the ship.

He landed on a crate. It immediately broke.

"What was that?!" Hera yelled.

"Nothing!" Ezra and Kanan yelled.

"It wasn't nothing!" Hera screamed.

"Yes it was." Ezra told her as she stood up from the pilot's chair and walked over to Ezra and Kanan.

"It's his fault!" Ezra blamed Kanan. He tried to stick the crate back together.

And that's how Hera stuck them on Hoth and told them there was a reason.

She just wanted to get rid of them for a while though.

"I'm cold." Ezra stated.

"Your the one who broke the crate." Kanan said and stuck his hands in his sweatshirt pockets.

"That was so you. I am a very cautious person when it comes to stuff Hera doesn't want me breaking. Such as, Chopper." Ezra smiled.

"You'd break Chopper if you got the chance and you know it. You already tried to sell him." Kanan laughed.

"Good idea!" Ezra yelled and began running off.

"Where are you going?" Kanan shivered.

"To EBay!" Ezra laughed maniacally.

"No!" Kanan chased him.

"Oh yeah." Ezra frowned. "I'm stuck on the fun powder!" He face planted in the snow.

"Fun powder?" Kanan asked.

"FUN POWDER!" Ezra yelled rolling around in the snow. 

"It's snow, Ezra." Kanan corrected.

"Snoke?" Ezra asked. "He sounds like weird guy."

Kanan stood in awe as Ezra tired himself out.

"I'm still cold." Ezra finally said and stuck his hand in Kanan's jacket pocket.

"Use your own pocket, Ezra!"

"It's too far."

"It's on your pant leg, idiot."

"That's too far." Ezra smiled. "Hera's back!" He ran off.

"Thats a snowman."

"It looks like her." Ezra laughed.

"I'm telling Hera that you said that." Kanan smirked.

"Why?" Ezra looked up at Kanan. "Oh yeah, cause you like her!" Ezra jumped off.

When Hera finally came back, Kanan silently walked into his cabin and avoided Ezra.

"Kanan likes you." Ezra told Hera. "And he's embarrassed that I told you so now he is avoiding interaction with me."