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Mad World
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Temptation
Tolaris Shim believed that because a Jedi was in tune with the Force and could use it to whatever ends they saw fit, situations would arise that tempted the Jedi toward selfish applications of the Force. Rushing to help friends, facing obvious perils, and ending disputes quickly were all acts of haste that according to Master Shim would result in steps onto the dark path should the individual act first and contemplate later.
Stage 2: Imperilment
According to Master Shim, a hasty, indecisive Jedi can be quite a catastrophe to themselves. Also, any Jedi who believes that a "shortcut" through the path of the dark side will be lined with signs redirecting him back toward the light is only deluding himself. Shim felt that a Jedi cannot be blinded by the idea of doing what they perceive to be right, by any means necessary. She also believed that if one accepts the darkness by which they are surrounded as a means to power, then the next stage has no bearing on their concerns. [ link to imgur.com] [ link to www.youtube.com (secure)] To bring the balance back...
Bring it back
Bring it back Quoting: Seer777 Bolding for emphasis. I mentioned I would not get between argument here that people choose of their own free will, to engage in. I do not have 1 oz of energy to give, in that regard. Nor will I take sides in argument that is none of my business, or has anything to do with me or this thread. I have enough on my plate for people to think I am gonna take a side on every argument that breaks out here. I mentioned I would NOT, directly. Take it or leave it. Is what it is.
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