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

The Jedi do not condemn love as such; they forbid it because:

A loved one gives us strength.
The fear of losing a loved one is fear.
Fear leads to the dark side.

For example, let's compare Bastila and Obi-Wan (I chose them because they are Jedi).
Listening to Bastila, you can see this closed-off nature. And Obi-Wan, while remaining an exemplary Jedi, is quite an open person.

a harlot

Obi-Wan is more dependent on the Council's decisions... and, following Anakin's example, if he had to make a choice in Knights of the Old Republic, he probably wouldn't have saved Revan, but would have left him to die on the ship...

Even looking at the Jedi's attitude towards love, the instability of their philosophy becomes obvious. In Episode 2, Anakin tells Padmé that Jedi are supposed to love, because they are supposed to have compassion, which is, in turn, the essence of love. They are forbidden from having attachments. That is, you must love everyone (but how can you do that if you don't even know how to love yourself?), and kill whoever they tell you to.
The Sith are rational (not always, though) egoists. If love brings you what you want, then love to your heart's content. They draw strength from their passions.
All of this is stated directly even in the films.

It's quite possible that she saved Revan because she already felt something for him?

If Anakin says something, it doesn't necessarily mean he's acting like a Jedi, IMO.

Ah, it seems I'm the only "good guy" left here...
Maybe Bastille just wanted to try the dark side... who knows...
And it's stupid to portray Revan as a girl, because in the book, he's a man...
Juhani is also a lesbian, so I'm doing the right thing by killing her every time :D... IMHO, she looks "repulsive":D.... yeah, I'm like that, I kill anyone who seems like an ugly person to me :D...

Yes, that's exactly the role that suits Anakin... kill, execute, and let others think... after all, they get paid for it))

Why immediately Anakin:D.
By the way, during the game in KOTOR, Bastila herself says (and Malak also tells her) that when she saved Revan, something happened, a connection was formed, and she felt the dark side...
The main problem is the misunderstanding; she always knew that Revan was Revan, but she still fell in love with him. It's interesting what would have happened if she had told him who he was earlier, I mean: whose side would he have been on.

Revan is quite a charismatic person, so it's not surprising that so many Jedi followed him... I'm still curious about what would have happened if Revan had found out who he was prematurely? For example, on the Endar Spire.
By the way, Alex, do you know what that book is called?

No... I haven't read that one...
Well, even if he had found out everything on Endar Spire, I don't think he would have had a choice, as he was cut off from the Force and was being hunted... it's unlikely that Malak's plan was to restore the Sith Empire to Revan...

Well, they couldn't hunt him because, by that time, Malak didn't know that Revan was still alive! But it seems to me that, considering his character, he could have recovered and regained his power on his own... Although, he could have returned to Haven...

In an hour or two? If you remember, the events on Endar Spire didn't last long...