Why did Dooku give Obiwan a chance?

Started by DiamondBullets2 pages

Why did Dooku give Obiwan a chance?

"As you can see, my Jedi powers are far beyond your's.....now back down."

^ He certainly didn't think Obi had a chance. I think it was cuz he was still interested in having him as a potential apprentice.

The novel never said he sensed Yoda approaching the hangar, in fact he was taken completely off guard by his suprise appearance.

Novels are not canon, as much as the movies are.

Dooku's full motives in joining the Sith are still not known to us. The mystery will go on for a while.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_Dooku

Why fight if you can win with diplomacy?

Dooku didn't want to kill Obi-Wan as he knew he might be of service in the Clone Wars.

Re: Why did Dooku give Obiwan a chance?

Originally posted by DiamondBullets
"As you can see, my Jedi powers are far beyond your's.....now back down."

^ He certainly didn't think Obi had a chance. I think it was cuz he was still interested in having him as a potential apprentice.

The novel never said he sensed Yoda approaching the hangar, in fact he was taken completely off guard by his suprise appearance.

dooku likes to think of himself as a bit of an aristocrat
i think it makes him look as though he is even more powerful if he can let a potentially dangerous jedi loose

i think he was one of the coolest characters in the PT

Dooku's an Aristocrat eh?

Hey, did you hear about that family of Sith who walked into a talent agent's office?

Re: Why did Dooku give Obiwan a chance?

Originally posted by DiamondBullets
"As you can see, my Jedi powers are far beyond your's.....now back down."

^ He certainly didn't think Obi had a chance. I think it was cuz he was still interested in having him as a potential apprentice.

The novel never said he sensed Yoda approaching the hangar, in fact he was taken completely off guard by his suprise appearance.

😐 i'd hardly call loosing consciousness after getting tossed around, then magically reappearing as a dummy on Anakin's back as 'giving somone a chance.'😂

Q: why did dooku give obi a chance?

A: because lucas forgot how to write intimidating dialogue.

Dooku had the plans of the death star and could expect more jedi coming, why would he stay and risk to be killed. I guess he wanted Obi-Wan to back down so he could avoid a fight and get away quickly, but since Obi-Wan didn't he had to fight him.

Re: Why did Dooku give Obiwan a chance?

Originally posted by DiamondBullets
"As you can see, my Jedi powers are far beyond your's.....now back down."

^ He certainly didn't think Obi had a chance. I think it was cuz he was still interested in having him as a potential apprentice.

The novel never said he sensed Yoda approaching the hangar, in fact he was taken completely off guard by his suprise appearance.

Because Dooku wanted Obi-Wan to join him. Remember...
"Join us, Obi-Wan."

Novels are not canon, as much as the movies are.

Dooku's full motives in joining the Sith are still not known to us. The mystery will go on for a while.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_Dooku

Wikipedia isn't a reliable source; anyone can edit it.

Dooku didn't want to kill Obi-Wan as he knew he might be of service in the Clone Wars.

Exactly.

Due to the fact that Kenobi was also Qui Gon's apprentice, Dooku might have thought that he would bring a bit more of Jinn back through Kenobi.

It seemed to me that Dooku gave him a chance so that he could show off his new powers and advanced dueling techniques. Just look at the face Dooku makes, the baited with anticipation face, as he ignites his lightsaber.

Dooku is a warlord...he is an elegant warrior true...but its about war mainly, not lightsaberfighting, so why did he had to show off his lightsaber skills...

Originally posted by Tangible God
Dooku's an Aristocrat eh?

Yes, when he left the Jedi Order, he assumed his inherited title of Count, and took control of his family's wealth. By any definition, that makes him an artistocrat.

Originally posted by Cascador
so why did he had to show off his lightsaber skills...

Arrogance, Ego, Pride, whatever you want to call it. He wanted to flaunt his skills over those of his former tutor. Anyone who has undergone any kind of training will know the feeling of pride they get when they surpass their tutor's skills and teachings. It is a poor student who cannot eventually best their tutor.

Originally posted by Darth Vious
Arrogance, Ego, Pride, whatever you want to call it. He wanted to flaunt his skills over those of his former tutor. Anyone who has undergone any kind of training will know the feeling of pride they get when they surpass their tutor's skills and teachings. It is a poor student who cannot eventually best their tutor.

pride? Sure...that's why you see the regret on his face when he defeated Anakin and Obi-Wan. Cause he considered the Jedi still as his brothers. The only reason he uses that attitude is because his enemies would see a weakness in him if he didn't. Dooku couldn't show himself weak so he acted overconfident, too overconfident in ep III, You can see he gets afraid when he loses to Yoda...

Originally posted by Darth Vious
Yes, when he left the Jedi Order, he assumed his inherited title of Count, and took control of his family's wealth. By any definition, that makes him an artistocrat.

i hope i'm not the only one who got Tangible's joke 😆

"So Padme, Vader, Luke, and Leia walk into the talent agency's office..." This can turn really disturbing quick

Originally posted by Cascador
pride? Sure...that's why you see the regret on his face when he defeated Anakin and Obi-Wan. Cause he considered the Jedi still as his brothers. The only reason he uses that attitude is because his enemies would see a weakness in him if he didn't. Dooku couldn't show himself weak so he acted overconfident, too overconfident in ep III, You can see he gets afraid when he loses to Yoda...

i dont know..i think he was winded. Like he wasnt expecting anakin to be that much work. I think he might have had a softer spot for OB1 being as he was his apprentice's apprentice and respected Qui-Gon's opinion and feelings. But i really dont think he still thought of them as brothers. If he had, then there would be no way he could be a Sith. And Palps would have seen through all that shit. I just think he was tired.

^ ✅ I think respect for Qui-Gon was certainly a factor.

Originally posted by Sesse
Why fight if you can win with diplomacy?

Cause fighting is a hell lot more fun 🤣
Originally posted by DiamondBullets
^ ✅ I think respect for Qui-Gon was certainly a factor.

And in the ROTS novel, he said (when Sidious asked what was his intrest in Kenobi) that Obi-Wan was in a way his grandson, because his master was Qui-Gon, who was Dooku's apprentice. Master-Apprentice bond is like a parent child bond

Originally posted by Darth Subjekt
i dont know..i think he was winded. Like he wasnt expecting anakin to be that much work.

I agree with that. He looked like Anakin gave him a lot more fight than he expected.