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

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Offline Alex Ghost
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An interesting debate, I'll add my two cents:)
The Sith are evil because they forbid feelings like love ("What could be worse than love? Only ONE thing – mercy" – Utar Wynn), mercy, compassion; the Sith condemn helping others. The Sith are ambitious, which makes them dangerous. The Sith are focused on an endless cycle of violence and death, and they use their power for personal purposes, which, considering everything mentioned above, are not very good).
The Jedi are bad because any monastic order is bad due to its isolation, but at least they help people...
Have you watched anything besides the movies?))) The Sith actually allow love, while the Jedi condemn it... The ancient Sith allowed anything that could increase their power and knowledge of the Force... acts of mercy were simply so unprofitable in this regard that they soon began to be rejected and perceived as weakness...
Siverfale;172455
the student must kill the teacher... And here's the question – WHY have a student in the first place?! This is, in my opinion, the height of absurdity.
This curious rule became a rule most likely due to its frequent violation... And in reality, it was never a rule... In KOTOR, they didn't even think about it... So, many just perceived it that way...

P.S. In general, KOTOR 2 is a great thing in terms of its philosophical approach to all possible actions in Star Wars... both cruelty and mercy...
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