Lolly_Tolly posted:Mace bordered on the darkness. Hence why he created Vaapad, so that he could use that darkness without succumming to it. I think the reason he protested Anakin's training was that he doubted his ability to resist the dark, knowing how hard it could be. Write now I'm writing a dark-Mace fic, and something tells me I'm not getting the characterisation quite right. All I know is that he's a great character to write, because the films show so little of his persona. In my opinion, he has to have a sense of humour of some sort. I guess what I mean is that he's a really good character to explore because he's mysterious.
Katana_Geldar posted:Read Shatterpoint, RK, it tells you A LOT about Mace and a lot of it is in first person. Mace is actually a pretty funny guy at times. I don't think we know who his Master was, though he's probably still not alive.
RKMeibalane posted:To many, he is remembered as the man who refused Anakin Skywalker the opportunity to train as a Jedi, as the personification of the arrogance and self-importance that corrupted the Jedi Order during the final days of the Old Republic.
Vivid_Scripts posted: I wonder how things would have been different if Mace was the Grandmaster of the Jedi. I think he's much more dynamic than the other Jedi Council members, and would have been able to bring about changes that would have helped the Order grow or evolve to match the problems posed by the resurgent Sith. I'm actually writing an AU fic that features this as one of the dominant plot points.