Killing Younglings best thing Anakin Skywalker did

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
Very deep and true

For me Anakin is a lesson that it’s okay to have atachments but you also have to accept you might lose them too. To me you should be passionate in love while also being wise at the same time.
 
In fact the true strength of a Jedi should be that matter what happens, you can heal, you can move on without doing evil.
 
You can love your wife but you shouldn’t be willing to turn to the dark side for that. Instead you should just be more aware and try your best. But also be willing to accept that death is an inevitabiltity.
 
That’s what I got from that movie.

@Mugen Kagemaru  
Yet, both him.

@Mojo
 
So basically the “balance” was basically of Jedi and not-Jedi.
 
Or of Force-senstive people and Muggles.
 
Rrrriiiiiiiiight…
 
@Prof.NightJack
 
I simply MUST ask. Is that really Shaw? And was it also Shaw when the mask came off during the Escape?

@Ichijoe  

Well considering how many Children, and Jedi Anakin killed off…  
He did manage to help to prune some of this Numbers back.  
But, I guess that, this wasn’t the “balance” that, they were looking for…

@Ichijoe
 
Okay let me explain this as best I remember, “Balance in the Force” is NO Sith, I know that can sound weird to people but the Sith are essentially supposed to be like a Cancer, and their manipulation of the Dark Side fucks up the Force as a whole.
 
What the Father was talking about was something completely different.

@Ichijoe  

 
You do have a point there.

Yeah about that chosen One bullsh–… Not taking the Clone Wars Cartoon in to account. Which is in my opinion a better explanation of the “chosen one”.
 
Just WTF exactly were the Jedi thinking the definition of “Balance” actually was? 10,000+ Jedi vs just 2 lonely Siths? I mean were they actually this aorgent, ignorant or just to damnd stupid to flip through a Websters Dictionary?

Anakin choked Padme to death, Twi. 8/

@Desertderp  
In Episode IV Obi-Wan said Vader hunted down the Jedi and nearly all of them were killed. Episode III just shows us the murders we were told about from the beginning.

@Desertderp  
Not that its anywhere near canon…  
But, does anyone remember that old Saturday Morning Cartoon Droids?  
It came out just after Return of the Jedi ~ca 1984/1985?
 
In one of the episodes it was hinted that the Emperor managed to escape the Death Star before it got the finger.

@jakcspellgood
 

Its Twilights alter ego….

@Crowley  
That’s as many as three tens

No good deed can write off bad deeds, and no bad deeds can obscure good deeds.
 
That’s all i gonna say.

@Crowley  
“What?”  
“Nothing…”

@Psyga315  
He redeemed himself by throwing the Emperor down that bottomless pit…the Emperor would have died anyway since the Death Star 2 was going to blow up. Hell his death didn’t even end the war! In short his redemption seemed reasonable before the prequels, after them you just can’t forgive him for killing kids and letting Sam Jackson die! You just can’t!

@Beau Skunky  
Ya, and if you really look at the outfit it’s just the head that was replaced.

@Prof.NightJack  
Y’know, replacing his ghost at the end of that movie was the only “change/addition” I didn’t like about the SW remakes. (Plus, it seems odd Obi & Yoda get to be old as ghosts, but he doesn’t.)

Youngling Force Ghosts: The idea that, even when someone is redeemed, the fact that they did a horrible act still lingers over them and that it isn’t addressed in their redemption.

Well, just shows you what a life lead by the nose by destiny will do to you.
 

 
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