Trip posted:Charles, does Niathal get her just desserts?
Darth_Carl99 posted:And as far as jag just getting given the moffship....WTH is ging on here.
patchworkz7 posted:We need Daala to rule the GA with a stuffed Pellaeon as her VP. CORPSENAP! And for her to get a phone call from Boba telling her to get check for a case of the "nano" Maybe the Moffs just stole Daala sheets for some Fett...ehhh, that kind of bad taste should be reserved for chat.
RebelGrrl posted:There is a significant difference between being mentally ill and treatable with psychoactive drugs, and being so corrupted and tainted and mentally twisted under the Dark Side that you can't pick your own nose without putting a lightsaber through your brain. The Dark Side cannot be treated with pharmacology. If Caedus is so far gone to not be able to find his own way out, which it very much sounds like he is, the only other alternative is to end his capacity to do further harm to himself and to others.
Darth_Carl99 posted:A lot of modern mental ilnesses aren't tretable with pharmacolgy, but that dosen't stop us trying to help them. he same applies with the Jedi. They won't kill somone out of hand if they can avoid it, they'll try to help them regardless of how easy it's going to be. Even if it seems impossibble they'll try. Look at Raynar, in comparision to his old self he's pretty far gone and hard to reach, but they've tried with him anyway.
Invincible posted:The Story Continues... With the end of the brief but brutal reign of Darth Caedus comes a period of unexpected stability. Under the strong hand of former Imperial Admiral Daala, star systems set aside their differences in the hope of forging a lasting peace. But for the Jedi, many of whom had once looked to Jacen Solo for inspiration, the transition has been anything but smooth, as Luke Skywalker strives to chart a new course for the Order, and groped for an understanding of what ultimately drove his nephew to embrace the dark teachings of the evil Sith Lords. The road to reconciliation has been harder still for Han and Leia Solo, who have now lost both of their sons. Some measure of solace comes in the form of Allana, Jacen's Force sensitive daughter, whom the Solos have adopted at the request of the girl's mother, Queen Tenel Ka of Hapes. But Han, especially, craves the distraction of action, so he, Leia and Allana embark on an investigation into the origin of the Millennium Falcon, the charmed starship that has seen Han through so many years of adventure. By all indications, their quest should be safe, innocent: something to keep them interested and busy. But as they piece together the clues of the past, hints of a more profound mystery begin to reveal themselves, and a faceless threat lies in wait--one that has already launched a tentative assault not only on the Jedi Order, but on the Force itself.
Trip posted:patchworkz7 posted:We need Daala to rule the GA with a stuffed Pellaeon as her VP. CORPSENAP! And for her to get a phone call from Boba telling her to get check for a case of the "nano" Maybe the Moffs just stole Daala sheets for some Fett...ehhh, that kind of bad taste should be reserved for chat. I'm having visions of a hit sitcom here.
RebelGrrl posted:For redemption to be possible, the subject has to want it and reach for it, and from the descriptions posted, it sounds like Caedus was incapable of even formulating the desire for this. Maybe if he had two decades to work it out like Grandpa... however, we saw how much damage THAT caused in the meantime. The galaxy can't wait that long.
Rouge77 posted:RebelGrrl posted:For redemption to be possible, the subject has to want it and reach for it, and from the descriptions posted, it sounds like Caedus was incapable of even formulating the desire for this. Maybe if he had two decades to work it out like Grandpa... however, we saw how much damage THAT caused in the meantime. The galaxy can't wait that long. Jacen had lost the galaxy at that point based on the spoilers. It wasn't about Jaina having to face him to save the galaxy or something like that anymore. Jacen wasn't an evil, powerful Sith mastermind ready to enslave the galaxy forever. It was just Jaina facing her insane, delusional brother - who at that point was driven forward only by his wish to save his daughter - and killing him without trying to capture or redeem him. It seems to have been a rather petty and nasty affair, a supposed winner in this conflict killing an already defeated foe just because she could do it. That it was her own brother makes it even worse.