Ctrl Alt Del Posted September 4, 2008 Posted September 4, 2008 Oh, yeah, because they sure waited for when they could make a difference. No, wait. They got killed without making any difference at all. Which is unnacceptable, since the Jedi don't ever fail, right? It was worth the shot of hide and stay hidden, but the situation changed and so did their plans and fate.
Corinthian Posted September 4, 2008 Posted September 4, 2008 These Jedi didn't just fail in their objective, they failed in their obligations as a Jedi. Rather than resisting the Sith incursions in any way they could, they sought to save their own skins. At least Zez-Kai Ell turned his back on the Jedi Order, Kavar, Vrook, and Atris all continued to consider themselves Jedi Knights, despite how little they were following it's edicts.
Ctrl Alt Del Posted September 4, 2008 Posted September 4, 2008 I don't see how that view could be valid. Had they continued to expose themselves to the unknown Sith threat they were facing, they would have been utterly extinct. And we're talking about a Jedi Order that had been weakened by three devastating wars on a very short period.
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