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Originally Posted by Bluefang ........Thing is, it used Kreia, too, as we know (given what happened 4,000 years later) that she did NOT succeed in her goal of destroying the Force.
By the end of the game, the Jedi are wiped out, the Sith too, and all that remains are a few scattered Force-weilders, plus Revan out there in the beyond somewhere. But obviously that was enough to rebuild both the Jedi and the Republic.
But look what happened in the Star Wars movies: THE SAME THING!! The Jedi lost their way somehow, the Sith arose, Annikin got turned to Darth Vader and wiped the Jedi out except for Yoda and Obi-Wan, then his son comes along, turns him back to the light side, and he does in the Emperor and himself. Leaving the Sith destroyed, and only Luke among the living Jedi to rebuild the whole thing.
The Prophecy about Annikin was that he would "bring balance to the Force." Clearly, the Jedi misunderstood that prophecy. He balanced the Force by wiping out both the light and dark side weilders, allowing everything to start over from scratch. Dovetail that with what's happened in these games, and it looks like the Force does that periodically. So the Force really does have its own agenda, and the Jedi and Sith only THINK they understand it. |
As an old fan of almost everything connected to SW universe, I must admit that the above theory is simply great!
Of course, I played both games, and was dissapointed by the KotoR II ending (expected more than just flying out on "the Ship That Was Once Destroyed on Planet Surface and Now is Recovered by the Main Character Force Will") but I immidiately wondered if it's not just an ESB ending. So...there must be KOTOR III in plans at least.
But then I have read the above theory and....well......seems logic.
Hmmm but then, is it already an end of SW?
I perfectly know, those are only computer games and movies, but...U know, don't U?
May the Forks B with U