Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
That's what I've been saying.I don't see why those should be taken over third person omniscient author quotes granted I understand why one would side with them over Sidious's musings.
He didn't forget them. He just refused to think about them or view them in a light that would allow him to come to terms with them. He even thinks of Padme and Obi Wan at the beginning of RotJ using his memories of them to fuel his rage.
Hm?
If he refused to think about them, then he wouldn't be thinking about them in the analysis of skill and power. 👆
When does he think about Padme? He thinks about Ben since he's apart of his life following the transformation.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Cool.Hm?
If he refused to think about them, then he wouldn't be thinking about them in the analysis of skill and power. 👆
When does he think about Padme? He thinks about Ben since he's apart of his life following the transformation.
Read my post on the last page. I added the point that the other quote regarding the encounter clarifies that it wouldn't just be in reference to Mustafar Anakin.
He didn't refuse to think about them and that's the point. He refused to think about them in a way that would allow him to reconcile his actions. Assessing his former power isn't something that would threaten that.
I can't think of any on hand honestly but I'm sure there are.
Originally posted by UCanShootMyNova
Read my post on the last page.He didn't refuse to think about them and that's the point. He refused to think about them in a way that would allow him to reconcile his actions. Assessing his former power isn't something that would threaten that.
I can't think of any on hand honestly but I'm sure there are.
There you go Ant. Vader remembering something from his past.
I have a wealth of quotes putting Anakin Skywalker above Yoda.
I also have a quote from Fightsaber stating Darth Vader as of A New Hope is still a shadow of what Anakin once was.
Note, note that all of Darth Vader's feats take place prior to A New Hope.
So, the fact of the matter is:
- An accolade comparison yields Anakin Skywalker above Yoda in the Force.
- A feat comparison finds Anakin Skywalker faster, stronger, more powerful, and more skilled than Darth Vader.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
I have a wealth of quotes putting Anakin Skywalker above Yoda.I also have a quote from Fightsaber stating Darth Vader as of A New Hope is still a shadow of what Anakin once was.
Note, note that all of Darth Vader's feats take place prior to A New Hope.
So, the fact of the matter is:
- An accolade comparison yields Anakin Skywalker above Yoda in the Force.
- A feat comparison finds Anakin Skywalker faster, stronger, more powerful, and more skilled than Darth Vader.
They mean nothing when Yoda has those very same quotes. The difference being he actually has the feats to back it up.
Not at all. Feat for feat Anakin can't be proved to be above Vader.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
I have a wealth of quotes putting Anakin Skywalker above Yoda.I also have a quote from Fightsaber stating Darth Vader as of A New Hope is still a shadow of what Anakin once was.
Note, note that all of Darth Vader's feats take place prior to A New Hope.
So, the fact of the matter is:
- An accolade comparison yields Anakin Skywalker above Yoda in the Force.
- A feat comparison finds Anakin Skywalker faster, stronger, more powerful, and more skilled than Darth Vader.