Whilst persistently looking at Marley, Jet had actually thought that they were having some meaningful telepathic conversation together, and in his own mind it was going very well.
In the meanwhile Goober was trying his hardest to intervene with other ideas like: "best come back another day" and "I should be going now".
Jedi persuasion was not Goober's strongpoint - he was too nice a character to impose his will over any other being really. But it was his task to try his level best to deter Jet from causing harm to Marley, and try he must.
Goober's perceptive powers were very good yet he could not tell what Jet would do next. Madness is genuinely erratic for there is never any real logical reasoning to it at all - there may be patterns you can find, but it is still so incredibly unpredictable.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
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