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Darkness or Light? Philosophy in Knights of the Old Republic.

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monarh;172420
But still, agree that if Anakin had listened to Yoda's advice, Padme would be alive, and he would have remained on the side of the light.
Interesting - would you listen to Yoda when he says that you shouldn't do anything and shouldn't save your beloved? :)
monarh;172420
By the way, selfishness and, how to put it correctly... um... madness, I guess, well, in general, about the Sith, or rather about their selfishness and desire for omnipotence:
In this same Episode III, remember what Anakin said to Padme when he met her:
Proof that the Sith are more human than the Jedi... we... love, etc. Not "I, and you will quietly lie in bed and be a good wife," but "We"...
It would have been selfish of the Jedi on Tatooine not to take Anakin with them, leaving him to rot as a slave... which is what they were going to do if it weren't for Qui-Gon... They would have used the boy and left, waving goodbye...
monarh;172420
And in general, Obi-Wan should have finished off Anakin, even though that's not very Jedi-like.
And in general, Anakin is some kind of... well, I don't know, I don't remember the type, well, in order to save his beloved, what did he do:
He killed a lot of people, including younglings, he went over to the Dark Side, I personally doubt that Padme would have wanted him to do such a thing for her.
In general, the whole problem with Anakin is what I wrote in the previous answer... that he only acts and doesn't think with his head... Otherwise, he wouldn't have listened to Palpatine, but would have figured everything out for himself...
monarh;172420
In general, you need to listen to the advice of the Jedi.
In general, you need to listen only to yourself... that's what the Sith do... listen to them:D
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