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Topic	Star wars spoilers - isn't it ironic between the Jedi and Sith
darkphoenix181 12/04/19 12:43:49 AM #14:	BruceWayneJr posted... Also ironic that the humanity that the Jedi Order rejects, and the key piece of dogma that f*ed up Anakin in the first place, is the ultimate answer to the questions. It took a rebel in Qui-Gon (and Luke) to push through the old ways. Woah. This is interesting. All the force ghosts we know of showed great compassion in life as well. Qui-Gon, rescued Anakin and brings him to be a Jedi despite knowing it would be against their rules. Obi-Wan, teaches Luke despite knowing he is too old like his former pupil Anakin. Yoda, does the same as Luke despite his protests of the same nature regarding Anakin. Anakin, sacrifices himself to save his son despite never actually knowing his son and being all about the dark side. <cite>darkphoenix181 posted [p:931078449] in Star wars ... [t:78220230]...</cite> <quote>BruceWayneJr posted... </cite> <quote>Also ironic that the humanity that the Jedi Order rejects, and the key piece of dogma that f*ed up Anakin in the first place, is the ultimate answer to the questions. It took a rebel in Qui-Gon (and Luke) to push through the old ways.</quote> Woah. This is interesting. All the force ghosts we know of showed great compassion in life as well. Qui-Gon, rescued Anakin and brings him to be a Jedi despite knowing it would be against their rules. Obi-Wan, teaches Luke despite knowing he is too old like his former pupil Anakin. Yoda, does the same as Luke despite his protests of the same nature regarding Anakin. Anakin, sacrifices himself to save his son despite never actually knowing his son and being all about the dark side. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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