Jedi Ben posted:d4pm, Charles, Prepare yourselves for a load of Corran Horn quotes from I, Jedi. That'll be where the counters come from.
dp4m posted:If someone can find me one counter-source which indicates that Kyp was in his right-mind and not a) possessed, b) in thrall or c) under control of someone else (all words used by canonical sources to describe Kyp Durron and Exar Kun) then you have some canonical leg to stand on.
dp4m posted:Jedi Ben posted:d4pm, Charles, Prepare yourselves for a load of Corran Horn quotes from I, Jedi. That'll be where the counters come from. Any quotes from I, Jedi would be from a character-POV. Not from the narration, AFAIK.
Charlemagne19 posted:People prefer to think Kyp is a monster because they hate Jedi. Of course, I don't make it easy by being especially harsh on Caridans since trying to turn the planet into this Alderaan like victim goes so utterly against what the planet is depicted as that its hard to take seriously.
dizfactor posted:I think the fact that the only real responses here have been from the Kyp Durron apologists echo chamber goes to show you how hollow your arguments are. Trot out obscure references in outdated RPG sourcebooks all you like. People will make their own judgements. A number of sources describe Padme as being wise, strong-willed, or a good leader. That's not going to change the opinions of people who think she's a dimwit, and ultimately, most people don't have as literal or narrow an understanding of canon as you do. Your chapter-and-verse counter-argument is not going to satisfy those who are looking for a deeper level of analysis, so I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish. You don't get any points for winning the argument no one's trying to have with you. It's masturbatory.
dp4m posted:Right, I don't really care what you think so much as you acknowledge that, canonically, you're incorrect.
000 posted:I really don't see how those quotes change anything, though. I don't think either I or anyone else has ever argued that Kyp was acting entirely on his own accord-- he was definitely influenced by Kun. He was influenced, though, in the same way that, say, Anakin was influenced by Palpatine-- there's no literal mind-control or possession or whatever at work.