if this were to happen in "real" life, i dont believe that 'normal' human beings can follow the jedi code. Even in the movies and stories, jedi can't follow thier own code.

"there is no emotion, there is peace"-
riiiiiiiiiiight. Even obi-wan felt love, one of the most powerfull of emotions. 'I loved you like a brother!' Trust in your feelings, they tell thier students - aside from the feelings that go against their code. But according to thier code, there ARE no emotions. The inconsistancies in thier code and thier teaches are laughable. What a person 'feels' is right is tied to thier emotions. To deny them is to cut yourself off from what makes you what you are.

"There is no ignorance, there is knowledge"-
pa-lease! Then why do they not know enough to stop conflicts before they begin? why are they always seeking knowledge? Only if this thought is expanded on does it make sence, but it is worded quite poorly. Once a person has aquired knowledge, how they act upon it is thier choice, and it is an active choice, you can't be ignorant about it. You actively make choices based on what you know and what you don't, whatever that choice happens to be.

"There is no passion - there is serenity"-
then why was windu so irritated when the senate tried to pressure the jedi council? This goes in the same catogry as emotion, it just cant work. To lose all passion means you have no force driving you. You have no stimulus, nothing to reach for. If a person truely had no passion, they would not care if people were being hurt by the actions of others. They would be cold, logical, and ultimantly, nothing more then a voice in the wind. There needs to be passion for SOMETHING inside a person, even a jedi, or all we are is bumps on a log, watching the world go by while we stand still.

"There is no death - there is the force"
This is the only part of the code that MIGHT have some relevance and might actualy work.

This is why i believe the jedi of old started training at a very young age. When a child is young, it develops by what it see's around it, what it is taught. If they raise a child in such a way, then the code has more of a chance at working.

This is why I couldn't be a jedi, were i able to wield the force. My emotions, passions, and mind can not see the code working. My feelings make me what I am, my sence of right and wrong, and so on. Just because a lifetime of experiances allows me to keep them controled most of the time doesnt mean that they arn't there. I might be a good person at heart, but that doesnt mean that I can't be bitter or angery. I've seen people that arn't 'good' be cool, calm, and collected when doing certain things. Just because you are 'evil' doesnt mean that you always act out of rage or passion.

In a 'perfect' world, perhaps the jedi could could work. But not in a human one.

This is why i believe the jedi of old started training at a very young age. When a child is young, it develops by what it see's around it, what it is taught. If they raise a child in such a way, then the code has more of a chance at working.