Originally posted by The_TempestA rather ambitious station for an ignorant clod, but perhaps he's just that much of a natural? mmm
I'm cool with either interpretation tbh. stoned
That was what immediately came to mind. But I'd want some more detail on Nai's point about his training in Plagueis: "The guy received nearly no formal lightsaber training by his own master (as mentioned in "Darth Plagueis"😉." Any thoughts, since you have read the book?
Originally posted by Nephthys
That was what immediately came to mind. But I'd want some more detail on Nai's point about his training in Plagueis: "The guy received nearly no formal lightsaber training by his own master (as mentioned in "Darth Plagueis"😉." Any thoughts, since you have read the book?
I haven't seen any of Nai's posts on the subject {he's still on my ignore list, I think?}. If he said that Plagueis doesn't feature sparring between Plagueis and Sidious, he's right. But if he said Sidious is untrained or whatever, he's flat-out wrongmaking a peculiar inference.
Originally posted by NephthysWhat Temp says, it doesn't feature any sparring, but that doesn't mean their wasn't any.
That was what immediately came to mind. But I'd want some more detail on Nai's point about his training in Plagueis: "The guy received nearly no formal lightsaber training by his own master (as mentioned in "Darth Plagueis"😉." Any thoughts, since you have read the book?
There is a lot of lightsaber practice however, for example Plagueis takes Sidious to Hypori (which he is said to have done so frequently) and together and they practice blast deflection against 200 battle droids.
Plagueis and Sidious also practice fighting with saberstaffs against an army of Kursid warriors, both of these things are implied to be regular exercises.
What I mean was, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Luke was actually struggling to overcome the Emperor's dark influence, in that respect he would have in fact being futilely attempting to use the light side, not the dark.
Which is why the Emperor is then able to mentally dominate him, something he was unable to do in their final showdown on Byss. Altogether I have little doubt that Luke, once free from the Emperor's influence, was stronger than before.