<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=316935.msg15304861#msg15304861">Quote from: Mosos on 06-03-2020, 22:47:57</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">The injustice of the Separatists assault and the deaths of many Jedi while he was stuck at the temple would be the first thing to start his fall, but I wanted him to be a bit more multi faceted. Since he is cloistered and unused to being in the galaxy at large I thought he would be a bit protective of the other characters, a task he is unsuited for, and given the nature of the campaign he would inevitably fail at. After rereading that I  thought that it seemed a little rude. To be involved with the other characters like that.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>Then it could be anger at the Jedi Council that limits the ways the Jedi can strike at Separatists? Something like the following logic: How can the Jedi be called peacekeepers if they do not do enough to keep the peace? Peace should be kept by any means necessary. The Separatists have started a disastrous civil war, so they need to be punished for their crimes. The Jedi do nothing to help the citizens of the Republic, they talk of peace and diplomacy when strength is needed to prevent the wolves from slaughtering the sheep. Initially, he could think that the Jedi need to be the shepherds that protect the sheep by force and not diplomats and negotiators.<br/><br/>I am also seeing a possible rationalization of the fall to the dark side by "choosing lesser evil" to prevent "greater evil" from harming innocents. Protectiveness could be factored in once there are at least some sort of relationship between the members of the group is established.<br/><br/>