If you could save a Jedi...
Posted: 2006-04-27 08:55am
If you could save one Jedi from Order 66 and the Jedi Purge carried out afterwards, who would it be, and why?
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None. It worked out right in the end as it should have. Saving the Jedi or 'A' Jedi would have been a bandaid just as much as saving the Republic would have been. They were both doomed to die.nick012000 wrote:If you could save one Jedi from Order 66 and the Jedi Purge carried out afterwards, who would it be, and why?
Well put; Kit Fisto would be a close second, though, just 'cuz he kicks ass. He could also theoretically hide in any large body of water, giving him a pretty major advantage in hiding from the Jedi Purge.Nieztchean Uber-Amoeba wrote:Anakin.
And really, that's all that has to be said.Nieztchean Uber-Amoeba wrote:Anakin.
I view it more from a 'how much suffering the middle ages cause when the Roman Empire fell' type thing rather than your above position. How far back did the Dark Ages put human civilization? The slow crumbling of the Republic would have been worse than what the Empire did.The Guid wrote:I must admit I am rather suprised by the fatalistic views of some people on the board. I mean if I was to swap the Old Republic with the Weimar Republic & the Empire with Nazi Germany I imagine answers would be different but with a cold analysis the Empire killed more people and lasted longer.
Anakin was not killed/damned by external actions, it was his choice alone- saving him would mean killing him. [since he'd keep trying to "save" PAdme no matter what]Anakin.
Kenobi Survived the purge. Saving him would be redundant.DEATH wrote:Obi-Wan Kenobi, a truly good person who in the end always did what was right no matter what.
I thought Grevious owned her in that?Crazedwraith wrote:Kenobi Survived the purge. Saving him would be redundant.DEATH wrote:Obi-Wan Kenobi, a truly good person who in the end always did what was right no matter what.
Shaak Ti would be who I would save. Simply for the way She owned Greivous in Clone Wars Vol.2.
In the final scene yes. I was thinking earlier in around Chater 23 or 24, when Grievous corners her and Palpatine at the railway station? Grievous starts gloating and Shaak Tii ties his cloack to one of the trains whisking him away at great spead.Isolder74 wrote:I thought Grevious owned her in that?Crazedwraith wrote:Kenobi Survived the purge. Saving him would be redundant.DEATH wrote:Obi-Wan Kenobi, a truly good person who in the end always did what was right no matter what.
Shaak Ti would be who I would save. Simply for the way She owned Greivous in Clone Wars Vol.2.
You mean Ki-adi-Mundi?RThurmont wrote:If the opportunity presented itself, I would attempt to rescue one of the padawans/younglings Anakin massacred in the Jedi Temple (or ideally all of them).
Failing that, I'd rescue the guy with the ice cream cone-shaped head (no idea what his name is). He always seemed like one of the cooler Jedi masters. Quite frankly, fuck Anakin, by the time of Order 66 he had been transformed into an evil monster, so ultimately I'd just let him get saved by Luke Skywalker.
Both Anakin and Windu were never a part of Order 66. Thus for your case...Mace is dead as the dodo.Anguirus wrote:Is it already too late to save Mace Windu? It was he who was in a position and who had the power to save the whole Republic, if he'd just thought things through better. If he could somehow be rescued from Palpatine's office, him, Yoda, and Obi-Wan together have a good chance of figuring out some way to abort the New Order, even if they don't have time to stop Order 66. Palpatine certainly couldn't take on a prepared Yoda and Windu alone.
That is a darn good point...not to mention that when she actually got ambushed by Grievous she had fouight off about three dozen elite staff-droids (in one of the most badass fighting scenes I have *ever* seen, animated or no) and run most of the length of that tunnel she was in to get to the Chancellor.Crazedwraith wrote:In the final scene yes. I was thinking earlier in around Chater 23 or 24, when Grievous corners her and Palpatine at the railway station? Grievous starts gloating and Shaak Tii ties his cloack to one of the trains whisking him away at great spead.Isolder74 wrote:I thought Grevious owned her in that?Crazedwraith wrote: Kenobi Survived the purge. Saving him would be redundant.
Shaak Ti would be who I would save. Simply for the way She owned Greivous in Clone Wars Vol.2.
I know. And lame. And so? What's the other purpose of Jedis that could serve my ego? There's really none. Jedis are not servile, nor are they really smart, you know, because of all this "shroud of the Dark Side" they seem to completely have lost sense of danger. Neither would saving one of them help me install my way in the galaxy which is dominated by P. after order 66. I'd better side with Palpatine, because he is currently a rising power, and save one Jedi for sex than save one Jedi out of altruism, which helps me exactly in no way.Saving a woman from death for sex? That's really, really low.