top ten rivalries in starwars
1. Son and Daughter
2, Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader
3. Anakin Skywalker and Count Dooku
4. Revan and Vitiate
5. Yoda and Darth Sidious
6. Revan and Darth Malak
7. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Maul
8. Cade Skywalker and Darth Krayt
9. Obi-wan Kenobi and General Grievous
10. Boba Fett and Boosk
Originally posted by Nalaniel
I don't understand.
Well, I guess it's sort of true.
"The Force" is what George considers the Light Side, it's the Force. The Darkside is just meant to be the corruption of it, they weren't originally supposed to be 2 halves of a whole, and even now if you bend the Mortis arc a bit you can agree that they're not seperate.
And in that sense, since Sidious would therefor be trying to "corrupt" the Force by tipping it into Darkness, he'd be it's nemesis.
However I don't believe any of that since Mortis, it's just a possible explanation.
Originally posted by Selenial
Well, I guess it's sort of true."The Force" is what George considers the Light Side, it's the Force. The Darkside is just meant to be the corruption of it, they weren't originally supposed to be 2 halves of a whole, and even now if you bend the Mortis arc a bit you can agree that they're not seperate.
And in that sense, since Sidious would therefor be trying to "corrupt" the Force by tipping it into Darkness, he'd be it's nemesis.
However I don't believe any of that since Mortis, it's just a possible explanation.
If you only knew why he said "Sidious and the force"...
It was stated that the son was the embodiment of the dark side, but then the father says that the son was falling to the dark side which suggests otherwise. To me, it seemed as if the Mortis trilogy was trying to depict the son and daughter as representing emotions, with the son representing dark emotions, such as anger, rage, jealousy, and hate, while the daughter represented emotions such as love, serenity, happiness, etc. With the father, or course, being the balance of these emotions and keeping them under control.
However, the father did claim to try to control the dark side in his son, which was a futile attempt and something impossible to do, as the dark side shouldn't be used because it's like a cancer to the force (as Lucas once stated), and no one is capable of using it successfully without being corrupted by it.
That was my POV after watching the arc, but the EU changed that and didn't leave my opinion it up for interpretation.