I mean Walter white is basically the same idea but with a lot more nuance

​@@eanderson9599 except Walter has 5 seasons to develop, yet somehow has no real reason to support anyone but his son.

My man Ani have bpd (borderline personality disorder) and as a fellow person with borderline, I can comfortably say that Anakin Skywalker was the best representation for this condition that I ever seen, the volatile emotional state, the intensity of every emotion that he ever felt, the way he just jump into situations without thinking and the sense of loyalty of an erratic dog, that will love you with everything he have, but destroy you in the same capacity if he ever felted betrayed by someone that was he's friend, just perfect, really

Agree. Goat.

@@eanderson9599 I can see where you are coming, but I think the contrast in them lies in their corruption and their perception. Walter was tempted by the devil to live a fulfilled life. He knew he would have to distance himself from his family and potentially would lose them, which is why he hid his schemes. Anakin wanted to gain power to control everything around him and prevent those that he loved from getting killed. Because that is not something he can fix like with technology. He lost himself in that attempt. At that very moment where he could have turned and stayed with Padme, he only thought that she would have to understand that all he did was for her, but she didn’t see it that way. He felt betrayed by her when he saw Obi. Anakin had a screwed perception and is a victim of continues corruption and manipulation throughout his whole life, which led to his demise. Imo, Anakin’s psychological portrayal and accuracy gaps. He has slightly more depth and complexity, while Walter has a bit better development tbh.

"Have you ever heard 'The Tragedy of Darth Vader'? It's not a story the Jedi would tell..."

​@Blue-Gold_Crusader but isn't anakin and vader the same person 🤔

I will, why show everything you're not supposed to do, show the correct things to do, that can be applied to the real world, instead of making all the things us flawed humans do more "normal".

​@@aaronatkinson177the dark side control people he broke through Darth Vader an died as Anakin

all them kids he killed

Only a sith deals in absolutes, I will do what I must. Jedi always being ironic XD

​@@tylernichols6768man so many people misinterpret that line

@@GrimViridian What do you mean?

@@GrimViridiancould you elaborate

@@GrimViridian ???

lmaaoo yeah the Jedi had one answer and no real remorse for those struggling with their message of "feel nothing"

I mean. It's not totally wrong to withhold trust from somebody with mental health issues

@@PhantomPhaze Agreed. But there was never any hint of nuance shown in regards to the tutelage of an incredibly traumatized young man who was claimed to be the chosen one.

@@PhantomPhaze It is totally wrong to deny them the help they need and to further hold it against them after they've asked for it. They could have just told Anakin to seek guidance elsewhere. They instead decided to use their "feel nothing" rationale, which ultimately did them in. Ironic that the one time they should've just observed, they instead interfered, as opposed to all the other times they just observed.

“Trust in your friends, and they’ll have reason to trust in you.” - opening moral of the episode Downfall of a Droid in season 1 of The Clone Wars. The Jedi really didn’t give Anakin much reason to trust in them, did they?

One helluva starter for a relationship. How long do you think it took Anakin to fully trust Obi-Wan and not have this line weigh in his mind? Years? Maybe he never really forgot Obi-Wan said this?

One more large reason why Qui-Gon's death was so horrific. The ONE person who fully trusted and believed in him was gone. Now he's surrounded by a master who is training him due to a promise made, and Jedi who fear him but are in awe of him. The more you ponder, the greater the story gets.

@@solidsnx And the only father figure that seems to care about him is his worst enemy.

@TheGoodLuc Yeah... damn that's a good point. When Lucas called it "The tragedy of Darth Vader" he meant it. 😔

“Why do I sense we’ve picked up yet another pathetic life form” Damn

You understand why he murdered children?

@@darkwolf860AND THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN TOO

@@darkwolf860 Yes

@@darkwolf860 do you?

He was a whiny brat

You've never heard of Waylander. David Gemmell

There are things worse than being a slave. At least slaves have value.

He was the final chance the force gave the Jedi to change, they trampled on that, and they got what they deserved, then palpatine got what he deserved cause sith are just crazy. He really is the center of the story and what makes it great

if he was trained as a mandalorean jedi or grey jedi he would have been fine with that

He lived with his mom building droids in the living room and pod racers in the backyard with his friends. Such a hard life, so tragic.

@@jasongriffin1517He and his mom were treated as slaves.

​@@jasongriffin1517imagine coming slavery easy life. He was forced to make things for his master and enter death races made robots to sell so him and his mom could eat he was forced to learn multiple alien languages or be beat , no father born by the force to bring balance by getting rid of the jedi and sith. He was used from prior to birth by palp made fun of by everyone constantly and his mom was frial she didn't work so what kind of slave was she? Likely sexual slave

It's like the saying goes: "All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy". Anakin had his bad day, and thus was reduced to the Dark Side.

@@tonydiego2566 absolutely. He was at his wits end and all throughout his tenure with the Jedi Order he was lied to and he was treated like an outcast. When he needed them most they were less than helpful and it pushed him over the edge.

More like he self destructed. Ignored the teachings of the Jedi (which is why they didn’t trust him) resulting in him murdering his wife and becoming a shell of hisself

@@angrymonkey78he ignored all their teachings. And that’s why he wasn’t trusted. These Jedi were crammed with 1 ideal their entire existence and it’s all they knew. U can’t expect them to give advice they don’t have

​@@thejeromex790 This one clone trooper, this one right here is a jedi council member Clone trooper: alright per order 66 you dead bro *shoots*

how people like you turned the word "grooming" into the opposite of what it used to mean

​@@funstuff7674-✡️

I don’t believe for a second that bpd is real but I agree that everything he needed was for someone to actually listen to him

@@GiacomoVaccariit’s a clinical term

@@GiacomoVaccari Please do elaborate on why you think BPD is not real... BPD belongs to the cluster B of personality disorders, and it is one of the most researched mental health issues in history.... So if you do not believe in it because of your intuitions, well better start questioning your intuitions. But if you have good reasons, please do share them.

Agreed

I did until he killed the younglings, that took it too far & for me put him beyond forgiveness.

hayden was great but they made him too whiny, anakin is supposed to be an absolute cocky gigachad with an edge that got angry occasionally like he is in the clone wars series. in the trilogy he’s a whiny boy a lot of the time & instead of getting angry he just cries

@@andrewoberg crying isn't bad and of course he's a bit whiny. He's not that old nor mature.

​​@@andrewoberghe's been emotionally stunted. He was raised as a slave and then saved only to become part of a cult. He didn't have enough time in life to learn how to deal with emotions in a healthy way

He lost himself in the process

How could he not know she wouldnt want a mass murder. I mean, girls sure can be picky.

@@harrambou9468 yet gains himself again at the end imagine he survived sidious’s death and padme survives the whole time and they reconnect and the universe is happy

@@kevinbelden5545yet that didn’t happen

The Jedi also were the ones hellbent on the erradication of the Sith. It maybe would have been a bad rep for some that he was up to some sithy stuff, but some would have just viewed him to be one of the jedi with red sabers. There is no outright rule that you are not allowed to be a Sith. It were just the nemesis to the Jedi. Which again puts one more layer ontop of that onion. I know someone will disagree, but being force sensetive and drawing out of anger instead of peace didn't just make you a kill on sight. Palpi could have just been open about it, with the obvious drawbacks through the jedi he just spared himself in lying. The Jedi holding as much power as they did and all.

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@@Lemmogthat’s a really poor analogy and breakdown of the jedi vs the sith

@@Concerned_Citizen I only spoke in concern to palpetine being on the senate. Which mostly the Jedi had a problem with. Some members of the council will have not had any clue what a Sithlord even was. And that outright assassination was not as morally sound as people claim it to be. Point a finger at what is poorly said from my end, instead of shitting on it without saying why.

Wait but didn't he go to palpys office with the council and ask him to surrender first? You know before he killed all of them but mace in a few seconds lol

I noticed this too for the first time when I watched ROTS last week. So powerful.

I never noticed that, good call

Whoa! Never noticed that.. these movies had so many hidden gems.. we still talk about them to this day… truly the mark of a great movie!!

yup and in both scenes Anakin says "its not the jedi way" further cementing that if the jedi are constantly going against the jedi code that there is no difference left between them and the Sith

Whooooa 🤯

I think most people from an empathetic point of view, could also understand Anakin psychologically. Also, sorry that you had to grow up in an abusive family household.

Beautifully said, I feel the same way. Anakin killing Palpatine at the end of RotJ is so cathartic... I'm happy the prequels contextualized his redemption in that way. Palpatine is the perfect depiction of someone who uses their superior intelligence to exploit others, and these kinds of people are the scariest to victims of abuse -- the common fear that someone you open up to will only be listening as part of a greater scheme to hurt you and serve themselves. It cuts deep, and I feel like the strength Anakin feels at the end of RotJ is something a lot of us wish we could have. Edit: About his redemption also, I think it is beautiful how the prequels made it so Vader's experience as Anakin with Padme had even greater closure. Love made him do unspeakable things, but in the end it also made him save his son -- who is the perfect embodiment of who he wanted to be deep down himself.

​@SpFlash1523 I understand what you mean. Empathy, especially for some people, can really allow you to almost fill the shoes of others. You can understand it, but you don't experience it. Just like you can watch Star Wars but not know what their day to day emotions and experiences are like. Just like you don't experience the day to day experience and entrapment that children in abusive households go through. Snips and clips of our experiences are shared, but it's similar to how only the important bits are shown in the movie. None the less, empathy is always appreciated. I like to think that empathy is one of the greatest weapons against the cycle of abuse.

Yes Couldnt of said it better

Cap

ironically, Anakin didn't need Qui Gon, the Jedi Order/Council could've showed him a tiny bit of compassion and it would've really turned Anakin over to become one of the greatest Jedis ever.

Tbh the sith code is way better than the jedi code (for the most part) they embrace passion and love while the jedi reject it, they think of people as individuals while the jedi view people more like numbers and stats

Holy shit, you're right...

The irony beimg that the dark side is slavery

@@theoutsiderjess4869 its quite literally the opposite, using your anger, using your emotions and using your opponents emotions in no part are you enslaved by using the dark side

I don't think your In slaved to the dark side something like that doesn't fake you or play tricks on it's your self that drags you to hell you can use the dark side to save a planet but your self will tell you why should you not rule them your there saver there King and why should they be free you sacrifice every thing and that's the trap the dark side does not lie but you'll burn in your own self you can't escape that@@Anakin.Skywalker44

Tbf obi wan is a Jedi it’s not his call to to off his old friend/ padawan since all obi wan knew is that there are few Jedis he didn’t know where Yoda went he didn’t know if there were other Jedis left he still had an honor code

​@@thebluemorpho2962 isnt it their duty to destroy the Sith? I thought Obi wan simply couldnt bear it and turned his back on him. To see what he had become and his role in helping shape that and literally disfiguring his friend and pupil.

Yoda would've killed him, but he also knew Palpatine would've killed Obi-Wan..... ​@@thebluemorpho2962

He had been disarmed - literally - so killing him was not the Jedi way. Still - I found it odd that Obiwan just left him there.

I felt obi wan never wanted to fight him. He was forced to by anakins actions and I believe he didn't have it in him to take his life, jedi code or not.

Logic can be weaponized too

@@ricardoh87 you’re right and that’s kinda why Anakin abandoned logic

What, you’re crazy

Even as a huge prequels fan, I don't like that George edited Shaw out, as Anakin's redemption was as the man, not the 20 something when he turned.

@@DarkInstinct05 if thats the case he should've been a scarred up burn victim with no legs or arms as a force spirit.

Nah hes a shit character that made narratively stupid decisions for a multitude of stupid reasons.

".... played him well in both ROTS and ROTJ." But not in AOTC? lolz

Also, no love for Jake Lloyd?

Speak for yourself

@@firstlast8258just delete ur comment bruh

@@xiplort no 🤓🖕

You can relate to a mass murdering child killer?

@@xiplort no 🤡🖕

You got a dad issue you need a dad tissue

Especially to teach the YMM’s. Youngling Massacre Moves… they are normally taught by the father.

@@helpdeskjnp aka palp which was a male figure in his life he followed and looked up to

Or a mother figure many think Shaak ti should have been his master she was considered a comforting presence by the clones and had a real mother like affect and I agree if not her it’s between kit fisto or plo koon kit fisto was laid back and had a kind personality plo koon had a similar affect of Shaak ti he was strict when needed but was laid back and just that person u can really connect with and trust to always be there for u when u need help

Annakin was basically everyone's employee. Until Luke came along and showed him affection

So you would murder younglings?

Well said

I agree except not only human error but alien error as well

Straight up. Obi Wan was the evil one in Anikans eyes at that very moment.

Agreed. And the corruption of the dark side will cause you to even attack those you love or love you.

Obi wan was a cult leader . He literally sacrificed everyone for the sake of order and manipulated everyone for order's sake . Never feel sorry for him and never will .

​@@yagzguven8099what are you talking about? Anakin is the one who sacrificed everyone including a whole jedi order and Republic for a woman that he tried to kill later Anakin deserves far less sympathy

Yes he even says as much in ROTJ.

No, he had excuses for his power hunger.

And George Lucas explains that even when Anakin did turn to the Dark Side and became Darth Vader. There is always this part of him asking "What am I doing". That was the part that Luke eventually reached in Return of the Jedi to redeem him.

im curious where did you learn this I want to learn more about it bc we know Luke sort of forgave him but he didn’t know of his life but how you say leia forgives is interesting

@@dexiffygrif it's from one of the books I think truce of bakura or something like that may even be a series of those books I can't remember lol I need to reread some of those.

​Its in one of leia's EU novels where anakin visits her as a force ghost to ask for forgiveness for what he's done to her and her family along with the whole galaxy but she didn't forgive him at that point so he left her forever cuz anakin had to leave to go in the cosmic realm of the force but overtime she forgave him after finding out a little journal about anakins childhood and his mother's sad cruel slavery life​@@dexiffygrif

Legends is canon. Not Disney whatever the fuck is their so called canon

@@lapplandkun9273😂

I like how you said his redemption makes him the chosen one, not many people accept him as the chosen one just because he ended the order

@@dexiffygrif Right exactly. The whole point of it is that it his destiny achieved at that moment in time. He destroyed the Sith, simply put, and he was the good version of himself by his own choice at the end and opposite to his Vader life, to put it more lengthy

Do you remember the super badass Genndy Tartovsky Ckone Wars depiction of General Grievous? George decanonized him specifically because if Grievous were that competent, Sidious wouldn't need Anakin. This implies that Sidious did need Anakin to achieve his goals.

VERY good analysis imo.

We still talk about these movies till this day. Its amazing! The reason I didn’t watch them when they came out was because of all the hate they got. I didn’t want to ruin something I loved so much so I never watched them. Years later I caught them on tv and DVR’ed them lol well I was surprised I loved the first movie after hearing such bad things about it.. the second movie I loved even more!! And the 3rd movie blew me away!!! A week later I rewatched it! Lol I remember when I lost 2 of the closest members of my family back to back inside of 2 years.. I lost my satellite service provider but I kept the dvr.. well I watched all of the clone wars many times over and over… they really helped me threw some dark dark times…..

@@stillamitchinmybook6320 I think this is one of the best and honest takes from a fan. Star Wars has helped me as well through many dark times. That’s something that’s so special about it. To hear that you originally didn’t go to see the movies when they came out goes to show how harsh the media was about them back then. Only to be entirely wrong just like you found out. All three prequels are fantastic.

The Clone Wars show did a lot of heavy lifting and changed how people viewed Anakin. The pieces were all there in the movies, but there's only so much you can flesh out in three movies, and a lot of people couldn't get over the corny writing (like Anakin's sand monologue). The Clone Wars was able to not only flesh out his character, but also show us more flaws in the Jedi council.

exactly and that why palp sent maul to go and get rid of him, qui-gon was on another level with the force, he followed the force itself rather than following every order the counsel would put on them regarding the force

Hope you can get your condition taken care of.

@@SpFlash1523 Thanks man, it's really alot more easy to deal after you discover the condition and how it affects you (specially at the emotional part)

No he’s Autistic. I already posted a comment as to why.

​@@SpFlash1523hope is not a plan

​@@DiasOctaviojust be careful of bad influences. If you have a politician friend be weary of him. Especially if he tells you about "tragedies" and saving your wife.

Agreed. Out of the many people who were considered, none of them seem even half as well-suited for the role as Hayden. Hayden was THE man for that role. Leonardo DiCaprio?? I mean, he’s a great actor and all, but I just can’t possibly imagine him being Anakin. I like Leonardo, but I think that he would have been an absolutely awful pick to play Anakin.

Wdym

So true

Terrible character. Goes from a Mary sue to whiny simp then gullible child killer.

The anger, the mental exhaustion, the outbursts, Hayden played a character struggling with his trauma and he played him perfectly. Of course Anakin would be emotional after everything he lost, after his upbringing, after being forced into a war.

I always loved his approach. Like someone processing emotions he knows he isn’t supposed to be having and not being equipped properly to manage any of it as a result of his upbringing.

Ew. Hayden's acting was so bad that it took me right out of the movie--even at the ripe age of 12. I couldn't stand him then, and I can't stand him now. The fake expressions on his face were very telling that he didn't believe his role, and his speech cadence was 100% aligned with James T. Kirk. It was boring and uneventful acting. His vocal skills were so bad that I have not stopped making fun of Hayden since he was in Star Wars.

​@@FuckingChrisKupinawell 90% of the Fandom thinks he did great.

Though if they were different characters like they were originally, there wouldn’t be such a tragedy yet each of them would still be beautiful!

I really hope hes doing better. He had some serious issues, and they really messed him up before he was old enough for his legitimate contributions to be properly appreciated. I think he did a great job too and its an absolute tragedy that not only did he not get the credit he deserved, but it all went soo hard for him. Like I said, I really do hope hes doing better

Agreed

He did all that, because he needed to obey Sidious in order to have a chance to gain the knowledge to save Padme from dying. As far as he knew that path (in his vision), although the timeline was unknown....was a path that was absolute...unless he helped Sidious in learning the secret to saving her. Anakin literally felt there was no other path available to him.

I think we can understand why Anakin does what he does but that doesn’t mean we should defend him or agree with him. His own fate was a result of his own poor choices and selfishness.

I’d actually say he should first be blamed for Dooku’s death. It was the right thing to do to spare him. Not only you don’t kill unarmed prisoners as a Jedi, but Dooku was the key to Palpatine’s whole downfall. He knew all his secrets and after realizing he was just used like a tool that’ll be replaced for a better one, he definitely would’ve talked at that point. But since Anakin killed him over the arm, all that valuable information is gone and the end of the Jedi has begun.

@@mriforgiate Yeah but he was dumb for not realizing his actions would lead to him losing his wife anyways. No way would she agree with him killing the Jedi or innocent children.

Anakin is like a disaster. Disasters are several things falling in like. Adjust one and you advert disaster. Everyone failed to do this.

You are only a victim if you let yourself be a victim. Anakin, in the mid-written prequels, chose that victimhood. "Save my mommy" said the thirty year old brat.

@FuckingChrisKupina the only family had. No brat just a guy that needed therapy thay the jedi could not provide

@@FuckingChrisKupina 30? Anakin was 19 in attack of the clones. Imagine being that old, your mother you haven't seen in 10 years, you're having constant nightmares about her dying, nobody around you is validating your concerns. Then you sneak off, only to find she'd been suffering, and that if you had gotten there any faster she may have lived. And then she dies in your arms.

As they say in AA, the drunk/addict/sinner finds ways to blame everyone else but himself.

Truly is a masterpiece of Star Wars writing. It adds a whole new context to the movie and it made me realize that Anakin didn’t exactly become Vader, it was always in him deep down. Legends will always be better than Canon.

The Jedi are child abusers.

Honestly, the jedi were evil. No wonder dooku left and qui gon thought they were corrupt as hell

@@lapplandkun9273they were. they denied anakin the rank of master but sure as hell made him top general in the clone wars💀💀💀

The only thing the Jedi Council ever did wrong on Ankain was to ignore their code on training Anakin and to let themselves get blackmailed by Qui Gon on accepting him anyway. They were right to not promote him to the rank of master, because, despite him being a great military leader, he lacked many of the qualities and virtues of a Jedi. He shouldn't have been knighted this young in the first place for these exact same reasons. Power in the Force alone doesn't make you a good Jedi, despite Anakin being mad about putting some effort into developing his character for once. They were proven right with order 66, where it showed how low his resilience was. Also how do people blame the Jedi on Anakin's issue with his visions on Padme, when he wasn't even a tiny bit honest about his situation and continued his lie and his facade when asking for help? What exactly did he expect there? Ask vague questions, get vague advice. How were they supposed to help him when he continued to lie in their faces? How dare he get angry at Windu not trusting him when he continues to live a double life?

Exactly. There is always a choice to be made. While we can examine the why behind Anakin's choices, he still had clear choices to make. He knew right from wrong. He addresses his own wrong decisions at times, such as when he tells Padme about the Sandpeople, or he immediately realizes that killing Dooku was not the right thing to do, or when he admits to Padme that something is wrong and how he wants more power. Anakin, despite his circumstances, still knew right from wrong. He was just weak when it came to having enough self control to say no and instead make the right decision. Every single one of us can relate to the simple fact that doing the right thing is a lot harder than doing the wrong thing. Even in Christianity, the very nature of sin is a corruption of flesh which makes us easily drawn to bad decisions because it is quicker, self-beneficial, accumulating wealth or power by sacrificing morals, more pleasure, etc. Is this not the exact same thing as what Star Wars gives us in the form of the light side and dark side of the force? We have the power to overcome our circumstances, either present or past, and choose to be a better person. Anakin has that choice too. There is really no other excuse than to say that Anakin was weak and gave in to what was easier, knowing full well the consequences that would eventually set in. It is no different in real life. We know that bad decisions will ultimately make things worse, but we do not care because, in the moment, the immediate benefit is so much more satisfactory.

Dude Anakin dick-riders will go to the lengths of the Earth and back again before they admit Anakin was in the wrong. Good luck getting them to say he wasn’t justified slaughtering people because he didn’t feel appreciated, and get ready to hear some of the most ass-backwards reasonings ever.

Kind of a good metaphor for Theory’s mindset. Because I have a reason to believe X, I have done no wrong and am “right”.

@@HeavenEternal what a useless comment

@@HeavenEternal As is your right.

Seriously. There are infinite little nuances to find with every new viewing of pondering of them, especially when it comes to Anakin’s character. Add in The Clone Wars series and this becomes even more true.

The Clone Wars made a huge impact on the story too.

Not sure Obi really wanted to tbh...

​@@SeptemberManHey Nah Obi admits his mistake was thinking Anakin was already too far gone.

@@kylegardner6272 exactly my point

Also George Lucas gave us characters to love, enjoy, and defend.

@@abby2404 *characters

And Matt Lanter.

Well written. As a psychology student, my first thought was, how is Anakin functioning? There are some tests on sleeplessness/insomnia. The results are quite traumatic.

@@AnyaGanguleeSame here. I was a Chaplain while in the Navy, and we act more as psychiatrists than preachers sometimes. Sleep deprivation is a morale KILLER… so it’s not difficult for me to understand Anakin’s mental breakdown and descent into darkness. He had absolutely no support whatsoever from the people that should have been, and the only two people who were offering support of any kind were Padme, his wife who doesn’t see the full picture because she lives outside his sociopolitical arena, and Palpatine, who was the architect of Anakin’s downfall from the beginning and was never interested in actually helping him.

@FuzzehBear101 The Books are NOT Cannon! Movies should stand on their own!

@@GaryTongue-to3pw actually the books are canon UNLESS they directly contradict the movies. (ANH originally was written that Ben (obi) and Owen were brothers. That part of a new hope would not be canon. But there’s nothing in the movie to suggest anakin wasn’t under extreme mental anguish. So my comment stands.

a video about that would be interesting, i always felt it was because he really didn't have any other option. not only was Padme dead but the jedi were also gone now, partially thanks to his own doing, and after his injuries he could no longer overthrow the emperor so he didn't have anything left but to serve Sidious. there is probably more to it than that but i think it plays a part as to why he remained attached to the dark side.

He destroyed his life and the order and lost his wife and what he believed was his unborn child. That breeds dark side. Then you’ve got uncle palps who laid you to rest in an outdated vulnerable suit and he basically became a slave again.

In short, he spent the majority of that 20 years hunting down Jedi and researching the Darkside in his castle on Mustafar. He never gave up trying to find the power to bring Padme back.

Pain and regret. He didn't willfully stay in the dark side. He was lost in it.

@@cameronochocki634I did see a video about a year back that went over the comics about darth vader specifically that started literally right after the last scene of movie. Great vid, I’d have to find it. But he was just suffering and had sooooo much hate, hated obi wan, he blamed it all on him, all he could think about was killing obi wan. And he hated himself, he loved her, everyone he loved he hated, killing for the Sith Lord was his only way of letting out his anger and pain. He actually actually at first blamed the Sith Lord but realized that he couldn’t beat him. Sith Lord made his suit specifically to limit his powers as much as possible but still more powerful than any Jedi. He became a slave again ironically. Again going off memory, find that video!! It was really good