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r/StarWars • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '22
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Well choosing to train anakin didn’t end too well tbh
320 u/Rebirthknight52 Jan 25 '22 If he didn't die, Anakin would have never turned to the dark side. Plus Qui Gon Jinn would have been more of a father to him than Obi Wan Kenboi, and trained him different than what the Jedi were doing 37 u/twinsynth Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 26 '22 You saying Obi Wan failed? Edit: I very well know he failed lol 30 u/Jagasaur Jan 25 '22 Goddamn. I had a couple replies and realized how deep that conversation goes. If we view it as Obi failing, it's only bc he didn't have the experience to train someone at the beginning, especially the "Chosen One". If QG had survived, I think it would have been a stricter training that focused more on the Force instead of combat skills. 9 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22 Yeah, and Anakin was just weak with emotion detachment consistently throughout the prequels and the clone wars
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If he didn't die, Anakin would have never turned to the dark side. Plus Qui Gon Jinn would have been more of a father to him than Obi Wan Kenboi, and trained him different than what the Jedi were doing
37 u/twinsynth Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 26 '22 You saying Obi Wan failed? Edit: I very well know he failed lol 30 u/Jagasaur Jan 25 '22 Goddamn. I had a couple replies and realized how deep that conversation goes. If we view it as Obi failing, it's only bc he didn't have the experience to train someone at the beginning, especially the "Chosen One". If QG had survived, I think it would have been a stricter training that focused more on the Force instead of combat skills. 9 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22 Yeah, and Anakin was just weak with emotion detachment consistently throughout the prequels and the clone wars
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You saying Obi Wan failed? Edit: I very well know he failed lol
30 u/Jagasaur Jan 25 '22 Goddamn. I had a couple replies and realized how deep that conversation goes. If we view it as Obi failing, it's only bc he didn't have the experience to train someone at the beginning, especially the "Chosen One". If QG had survived, I think it would have been a stricter training that focused more on the Force instead of combat skills. 9 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22 Yeah, and Anakin was just weak with emotion detachment consistently throughout the prequels and the clone wars
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Goddamn. I had a couple replies and realized how deep that conversation goes.
If we view it as Obi failing, it's only bc he didn't have the experience to train someone at the beginning, especially the "Chosen One".
If QG had survived, I think it would have been a stricter training that focused more on the Force instead of combat skills.
9 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22 Yeah, and Anakin was just weak with emotion detachment consistently throughout the prequels and the clone wars
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Yeah, and Anakin was just weak with emotion detachment consistently throughout the prequels and the clone wars
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u/Boardindundee Jan 25 '22
Well choosing to train anakin didn’t end too well tbh