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

Listen, Alex (do you mind if I call you that?), all this is certainly interesting regarding the limitations of the Jedi and the versatility of the Sith, but you still haven't answered about mercy and compassion. I'm not very interested in the fact of why they don't exist; for me, the very fact of their absence is important, and this cannot be justified by anything.

(of course:) )Why... there are definitely moments of mercy among the Sith... KOTOR 2 again... an irrefutable proof... Darth Nihilus... spared the last representative of the Mirialan species, whose planet he destroyed... It's too long to remember everything specifically, but the fact is that it exists... no matter how selfish the Sith are, they also have some moral values... Also, the way Kreia, Darth Sion, acts is very clearly expressed... they are not the cruelest representatives despite their appearance and affiliation... they are people... suffering... consumed by various feelings...

You say that the Jedi do what they are told, okay, but let's say a teacher asked his student to do something, and if he fails, he will die; they constantly kill each other. You said that this is not exactly a custom, but considering their ideology (the Sith in the tomb from KOTOR 1), which considers "everything for me!" as the primary principle, I don't see the point in having students, given the deadly risk.

Why... the Sith may be evil, but they are not beasts... they will understand... And the fact that students are constantly trying to kill each other - this was not the case in the past, and now it is not a rule, as I said, but an exception... it's all about misunderstanding... but every Sith Lord wants to be remembered forever through their followers... you can train for this...

P.S. look at me, I fight for the light, I help everyone, but, for example, I couldn't resist Bastila's charm :D, but this doesn't mean that the Jedi Council will chop off my head for it...
Here is an example for you.

They will, and how! They will send you into exile for disobeying the wisdom of the council... effectively depriving you of all the rights and privileges of a Jedi... and your lightsaber too...

No, I am 100% sure that they will not expel me. If they accept those who were on the Dark Side, what about a Jedi who is just in love?

From the Mandalorian Wars, only one Jedi returned to the Order - the main character of the second part - he was expelled and everything was taken away from him