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Great answer @MrJ3ST3R ... but I accidentally misworded my question I meant to ask about the difference between peace and the absence of emotion. My bad on that one, but if you could answer this one too I’d appreciate it

 

Can I ask what subject you are student teaching in?

 

Social studies. I actually have a couple different classes of various subjects.

 

The difference between peace and absence of emotion is that with peace, you still have emotion but you are able to control it and accept the outcome while remaining in that state of peace. Where the absence of emotion alone doesn't necessarily mean you are peaceful or accept the consequences of our decisions or the decisions of others around us.

 

@MrJ3ST3R wonderfully written! Five force points for all of your answers and interpretations of the Jedi Code. You can put that you are a Jedi initiate and your point total (makes it easier to keep track of) in your sig now. @Bardan_Jusik

Everyone, welcome our newest initiate!

 

Welcome, @MrJ3ST3R , you seem very articulate. That's a good thing. (Hey mods, we need a thumbs-up smiley.)

For your next task, please tell us why do you wish to be a Jedi?

 

To become one with the force and serve it.

 

And how would you serve?

 

by maintaining peace and justice within the Republic and wherever else I go.

 

That is worthy service, @MrJ3ST3R . I award you 3 points. Please keep track of your total points in your signature.

 

Tell us @MrJ3ST3R, what is a peacekeeper? How do you see the Jedi's role of keeping the peace, and in what ways can we best achieve this purpose?

 

A peacekeeper is someone who protects the lives of others selflessly, someone who puts life...the force ahead of greed and power. A Jedi's role is to remain unbiased as it relates to politics, personal attachments and maintain that peace previously described.

 

Nicely done. 3 Force Points
@Bardan_Jusik

 

@ConservativeJedi321
A potential Master.... hmm...
One of the qualities would have be patience (like, lots of patience!).
Honesty. Definitely honesty. I would want honesty if they gave me a task and if I did something wrong or not. (like reaching out with your hand is not how to feel the Force aka Rey)
An encourage-r but who also pushes me to the right direction.
Friend. I would want at least a friend in my master. (I suppose Obi Wan and Anakin were friends - they have always seemed like best friends to me)
There are so many qualities that I can't think of. lol
But I think that's mainly it.

 

Nice, well done @Sadie Erso.

I offer you the full Five Force Points.
@Bardan_Jusik

 

Thank you.

 

Thank you

 

I think all Jedi are different, I don't any of them are less Jedi-like unless they are becoming clouded and not focused on serving the force. If I had to pick though, I would say Obi-Wan Kenobi. He was so dedicated to the force that he self exiled to preserve not only the Jedi but also the life of Anakin's child.

 

Thank you.

 

Initiate Training
@MrJ3ST3R

Share a SW Christmas memory IRL you have from your childhood. Anything that comes to mind. Make us laugh.

 

LOL im not much of a comedian but a true story. My little brother (in his late 20's) was home on leave from the Navy and got my children christmas presents. Christmas eve we do gifts from each other and christmas day its from the "fat old man in red PJ's". Anyways My daughter was 4 years old. She got a longer narrow box. She unwrapped it and it turned out to be Anakin's blue lightsaber. I spent the next few days getting hit on the head by a toy lightsaber. A year later I got my son Darth Vadar's light saber and they spent the next few days hitting me with it. Until I went on Amazon and found Kylo Ren's and they about freaked out and ran.