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Re: Possible deep deep spoiler.
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Wed, 22 May 2002 21:19:04 GMT
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"Chris Lannan" <shakguy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I don't think that a balance of folks who use each side of the force is • what
> is meant. I think it's probably a deeper sort of yin-yang idea where-in
> practitioners can embrace both the light and dark sides of the force, thus
> becoming more fully in tune with the universe (which contains both good • and
> evil) without fear of slipping uncontrollably into either side. As it
> stands, I think that the Jedi are handicapped by the fact that they must
> remain so pure in their actions. For example, Yoda has trouble seeing • things
> happening in the dark side. They are stuck completely attuned to the Light
> side, and miss out on all that the dark side has to offer.
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> For example, in our world, there are some things that would somehow be • made
> of less value if the evil (aggresive, dark, whatever) parts of them were
> removed. I wouldn't want hockey without fights, hotsauce that causes no
> pain, or rock and roll without the sex and drugs.
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> Chris
I think this is the right idea, and carrying this one step further, we can
see that Anakin does bring about this balace:
Anakin himself does fall to the dark side, but in doing so, helps his son
Luke become balanced in the force. Anakin's initial fall to the dark side
saves Luke from the same fate. Just when Luke is about to fall to the dark
side of the force, he realizes that he is on the same path as his father.
This realization saves him from falling to the dark side, and allows him to
bring his father back from the dark side.
Neither father nor son is now fully on the light side, but rather both have
seen and used the power of the dark side, and are able to avoid falling to
it totally.
-David
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| (...) I don't think that a balance of folks who use each side of the force is what is meant. I think it's probably a deeper sort of yin-yang idea where-in practitioners can embrace both the light and dark sides of the force, thus becoming more fully (...) (22 years ago, 22-May-02, to lugnet.starwars)
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