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| Darth Skuldren wrote: |
As for the Jedi Code and the possibility of Bane corrupting it, Odan-Urr is the Jedi who was responsible for rewriting it. Thus he predated Darth Bane. However, Odan-Urr was a Draethos and a Jedi Librarian, thus a scholar and a member of an alien species who might have a different outlook on life and a different interpretation of words and phrases. He also had a heavy hand in fighting the Dark Side, Dark Jedi, and the Sith, which might have helped shape his outlook on things, making them more black and white, as well as defensive. By altering the code, he might have intended to help prevent padawans from falling to the dark side, but by tightening that mantra, he just made the inevitable rupture worse.
Also, I have to say I found your first post up there Life hilarious  |
Ah. I was basing my assumption on someone's post from earlier, stating that Yoda's installations of new rules, or maybe the new rules being instated under Yoda's eyes, was a help in making the Order grow stale and lifeless. It occured to me that the Sith were working to undermine the Order from within, much like Bane in the Karpyshyn trilogy attempted to with the republic, like drawing their attention to some sort of emergency, allowing the Sith to continue going unnoticed for one example.
And thanks, Skul, Cerri! I seem to have missed my calling...
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