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I’m just so fucking bored of Ashoka being inserted into fucking everything. She should have died long before the OT. It just causes a whole mess.

You forgot the most important factor, the Jedi and the sith of the old republic used light sabers that were more like batons than the powerful weapons we see during the clone wars and galactic Civil War. /j

'General Tandin is weak. His army will not withstand the power of the Confederacy, neither will the terrorist.' - General Kalani during the Onderonian civil war

Gault did it.

Ah Hondo, one of the few things TCW did right

Banites were already heretics. Darth Millennial was closer to the truth.

Anakin in episode one does definitely have aspects of vader. Namely the fact he doesnt listen, thinks he knows best, is kinda cocky, pretty reckless (his solo mission to blow up the trade federation ship despite being told to stay hidden and that he even does podracing to begin with. He's the youngest ever racer for a reason). He's not mean or anything but he's arrogant, which carries over to Hayden Christian and contributed to him becoming Darth. Yeh he isnt the kid from the omen but thats kinda the point. Hes a normaly cocky kid who fell, showing how easy it is for the dark side to look tempting. Vader wasn't all evil either, which is why he redeemed himself in the first place. Its his brass nature in killing mace windu and that makes anakin swear allegence to Palestine properly as he says "what have i done". He was trying to get palpatine arrested, and charged democractically but windu wanted him dead. Anakin saw the hypocrisy of that and wanted to defend palaptine partly coz of their relationship but also coz of believing in the jedi way even as late as that. But then windu showed anakin the hypocrisy of the jedi by advocating for palpatines death, one thing led to another and as established from episode one, anakins brash nature reuslted in windu dying. Killing windu wasnt the only reason anakin fell of course, but its was the nail in the coffin coz it was too late to turn back given the severity of his actions. After he killed mace he was scared, and out of sheer desperation and blind panic he joined palpatine 100% as"fear leads to anger, anger to suffering". He went into that room representing true jedi values of democracy and true justice, was shown the jedi dont follow it themselves when push comes to shove, and left with a murder on his hands and cemented his path to the dark side, but it was all becuase of his head strong nature, fear and need of a parental figure it happened. He isnt happy when he joins Palpatine. Hes scared and almost looks like a child who got caught stealing from the cookie jar and is just doing whatver the parental figure (palpatine) tells him to do. All characteristics estbalished in episode 1. Even seeing how much he loved his mum was established in episode one and loosing her was another major driver to him turning. He was scared of loosing those he loved, we saw that love in episode one via him and his mum and he was somewhat justified as he did lose her. This also is part of why he's so scared of loosing Padme, coz he already knows the pain of loosing someone. Theres also the fact he longed for a father figure which he had in Qui gon but then lost, and found again but in palpatine. He was so desperate for a father that after killing mace despite his better judgement he still joined palpatine. The looking for a father was estblaished in episode one and had qui gon survived would have been a very different story. Anyone who thinks this isnt a young vader is wrong, vader was a product of circumstances mixed with natural cockiness and a bit of an ego, and allot of fear, not a born villain which the prequels, including episode one, showed very well

The jump from season 1 to 2 is insane but then it jumps again and somehow stays true to season 1 style

I think of the Force like a muscle. The light side is anabolic, it will slowly grow through time and effort. The dark side is catabolic, it quickly breaks down growth and once it has broken down the growth it'll have nothing to break down except itself. There is no way to "bring balance to the force", for it has always been self-balancing. The light side grows until it's eaten by the dark side, the dark side will then eat itself and the light side will once again be able to grow.

I miss my wife and kids.

Dromund Kass is better world. Atleast you can breath actually fresh air that is also highly ionized from that one "thing" Emperor did thousands of years ago but still better world.

I’m confused. I thought Revan and Malik were turned to the dark side when they went to confront the sith emperor after the mandalorian wars. All research confirms this. Where are you getting that he made a choice to do that?

If Palpatine had not been a Sith, the various mega-corporations would mostly remain with the Republic, and ultimately support the Core worlds with their droid forces in the war. Only smaller businesses and co-operatives would support the Independent Systems in significant numbers.

I love this kind of detailed, long form content. Yes please, GAR next please!

As a kid watching the show I don’t fully understand the politics behind. Not untill when RotS came out that I understood what it meant. And as I age the meaning gets deeper along with the heartbreak I experienced watching the fall of everyone in the movie. In a way the 3 episodes represent stages of my feeling well. When a child you only see what was presented, flashy and cool. During teenage time you still see the coolness but realising something is odd but unable to put your fingers on. It’s not untill you are an adult that you finally knew the wrongs you always felt. Anyway, Star Wars prequels are masterpieces told before it’s time. George Lucas is a visionary creator. And his words in the movie rang all the more true at this day of age. I just hope we are not too late.

so his power killed him