It is fair to say that, should you are seeking for someone with great insight into the human heart, you might want to pass over Ieza. Never a 'people person', she's more comfortable with the inert and the inanimate, be it dead bodies or dead letters.

As such, it's not unjust to deem her assessment of Rey's inner state yet another projection, her 'insight' just a warped reflection of own desires. Then again, Ieza has never really been all that interested in desires outside of her own.

"To you it will sound preposterous," Ieza says, with a sniff, "since you reject any notion of purpose or meaning in this place."

She pauses, pressing a hand to her chest, holding something - a cough probably - in check, before continuing.

"I see answers to a thousand questions that could never have been resolved had I not been summoned here. I see the profit of worlds upon worlds of theory and praxis, gathered in once place. And if you have found what you want here - if you truly are satisfied - then perhaps I can find my own satisfaction as well."

Though it is, one can infer, to be rather unlike that which Rey has found.