Obi-Wan Kenobi (
hadthehighground) wrote2016-06-01 10:58 am
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A senshi was tasked with guarding her planet, but she could still choose not to. Galaxia had outright destroyed hers and remained a senshi regardless. She served her entire galaxy, that didn't mean she wanted to do it with the most shallow of relationships.
She'd still yet to hear anything that made being a Jedi "an honor."]
So only the Jedi can serve others? No one else can help? [Was that it? Was that why he was so okay with this? She made a lot of sacrifices too for her galaxy, so maybe that was why he was willing to do it, if no one else but the Jedi could keep the galaxy safe. She could kind of understand that, at least?]
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I suppose that depends on your definition. Politicians help the galaxy, law enforcement as well, but what distinguishes a Jedi is our ability to use the Force.
We had been the peacekeepers of our galaxy for millennia. Up until our destruction that is.
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Which... destruction are we talking about, exactly? [The one Anakin apparently causes or something else?]
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[At her next question there was a pause before he answered.]
The Jedi Order was wiped out by the Sith. Of which Anakin had a significant part in.
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Ah... so... we're talking about the thing Anakin is trying so hard to avoid... Do you think that when he goes back he can actually change it?
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As far as Anakin, I'm not really sure. I would like to believe he can, but it may not be within our control.
It's why I hope to stay here, and he seems to have come around to that line of thinking as well.
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I... I want to believe him too. But even though I want to believe him, but that's the problem with knowing the future right? You try to change it and make it happen or you do nothing and it happens anyways.
There's a lot in my future I want to change too. But some part of me wonders if I even can, and then knowing I'm going to make the same mistakes all over again...
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But there's also the question of whether it should be changed.
I believe we were brought here for a reason. Whether its to change our future, or not, I'm uncertain. It's a bit of a selfish thought, but we are happy here. I would rather stay than face the possibility that we could return to a cruel reality and be unable to change it.
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Mine changed whether or not I wanted it to.
It's... scary, I know. But I also think that no matter how horrible and cruel reality can become, there is hope somewhere, there's always hope.
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Our religion is what kept peace and balance in the galaxy.
My only hope is that one day the Jedi Order can return. But from what I’ve been told, it doesn’t.
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That’s why the Order actively sought out younglings we knew to possess it from across the galaxy.
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And yeah... actually no, I'm not really okay with that part, especially since you weren't even given a choice at six months old but still, wouldn't that at least increase the odds?
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He was allowed to have wives and children but kept his distance from them. None of his children were Force sensitive.
I may not have had a choice when I was a baby, but if they had waited till I was old enough, I would not have been able to receive the training I needed in time. Also, I could choose to leave the order at any time. In fact, there was times I considered it.
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However, we had very different lives and paths to follow once the threat was gone. Though, if she had asked, I would have stayed with her.
[Just the thought of Satine brings a sadness and heartache that leaks through the connection just a little bit. There is certainly some regret.]
The other time was when Anakin nearly left the Order. He was still a boy then. I had promised my master I would train him, and I would have left the Order with him to fulfill that promise.
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Wait, why did Anakin want to leave? I'm not sure I understand, what caused both of you to nearly leave and then stop?
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Anakin had a hard time fitting in with the other younglings in the Order. He was an exception to the rule and was technically too old to have been admitted. So his experiences and training was not the same as the others. Every youngling had to compete to find a master and become a Padawan. He didn’t have to do that. He was discouraged, but changed his mind during a mission we had together.
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He never really gets a break, neither of you do, huh? [It's said sadly, mournfully.]
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[He can’t deny they have had a hard life.]
But neither of us have been one to dwell on it much. There’s little point as the past can’t be changed.
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If the Force is all about balance, then clearly you two should have just as many happy moments in your lives as sad ones, right? Sometimes we gotta make our own happiness.
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[Theres a little secretive smile at that. He wasn’t going to go into detail there.]
Just living a peaceful life, together, has made us happier.
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I'm glad to hear it, for the both of you.
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You’ve certainly given me something to think about, Usagi. Perhaps it’s time I spent some more time with Anakin. I think we could both use a vacation.
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