I call that last part desperation...if you are betrayed by the one you love...you feel anger...A good teacher would also have learned to control Anakin's emotions like Qui-Gon tried to do in the cut scene from ep I...the fight with Greedo. Apparantly Qui-Gon cared a lot more about Anakin's emotions and he didn't take it for granted like Obi-Wan and the rest did
Originally posted by Cascador
I call that last part desperation...if you are betrayed by the one you love...you feel anger...A good teacher would also have learned to control Anakin's emotions like Qui-Gon tried to do in the cut scene from ep I...the fight with Greedo. Apparantly Qui-Gon cared a lot more about Anakin's emotions and he didn't take it for granted like Obi-Wan and the rest did
qui-gon had it easier...its easier to mold a child then it is a teenager...lol every parent knows that
But watching Obi-Wan who was also rebellious...looking at the result of his training, Qui-Gon's teaching did work! And Obi-Wan was also pretty old when he started his training. Obi-Wan admits himself that he had much anger in him...Like Anakin. But I guess Qui-Gon dealed with that better than Obi-Wan did with Anakin.
Originally posted by Cascador
I call that last part desperation...if you are betrayed by the one you love...you feel anger...A good teacher would also have learned to control Anakin's emotions like Qui-Gon tried to do in the cut scene from ep I...the fight with Greedo. Apparantly Qui-Gon cared a lot more about Anakin's emotions and he didn't take it for granted like Obi-Wan and the rest did
Yeah but just because you feel does not mean you need to act on it not to the extent Anakin does on Padmen>Also a good student would learn to control his emotions. Also why would Obi-Wan be taking Anakins emotions for granted if anyone did that it was Palps.