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Topic	Count Dooku vs Darth Maul
sLaCkEr408___RJ 02/26/22 2:20:49 AM #18:	FortuneCookie posted... The original trilogy never established the exact age at which one has to begin training. When Yoda told Obi-Wan that Luke was "too old," he was trying to find an excuse to remain uninvolved. They could have had a 16 to 18 year old Anakin training to become a Jedi. Original Trilogy established twenty-two years is too old for humans to begin Jedi training. Yoda resisted teaching Luke due to ancient experience. Prequel Trilogy revealed even nine year old humans were considered too old. It was further disclosed younglings trained at the temple possibly since birth. This drives home how desperate the grandmaster was to accept a student old as Luke. A cautious situation reflecting the fateful acceptance of Anakin Skywalker's Jedi training <cite>sLaCkEr408___RJ posted [p:962980310] in Count Dook... [t:79916686]...</cite> <quote>FortuneCookie posted... </cite> <quote>The original trilogy never established the exact age at which one has to begin training. When Yoda told Obi-Wan that Luke was "too old," he was trying to find an excuse to remain uninvolved. They could have had a 16 to 18 year old Anakin training to become a Jedi.</quote>Original Trilogy established twenty-two years is too old for humans to begin Jedi training. Yoda resisted teaching Luke due to ancient experience. Prequel Trilogy revealed even nine year old humans were considered too old. It was further disclosed younglings trained at the temple possibly since birth. This drives home how desperate the grandmaster was to accept a student old as Luke. A cautious situation reflecting the fateful acceptance of Anakin Skywalker's Jedi training </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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