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Dec 07 2005 12:36am

Alex Dkana
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Here is an article i found on the idea of a grey area between the dark and light.
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Various examples of this philosophy can be found throughout star wars media, such as Jolee Bindo and possibly the Exile in KotOR, Vergere in various books, and the new philosophy of the jedi in the current novels. Their are probably more examples i have not listed of course ;)

I hope some of you find this aspect of the force as interesting as i do :)

If you do find all this interesting, or would merely like to argue why you don't think the Grey Philosophy works, or something, please post your views!

-Quote taken from Wikipedia:
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Grey Jedi, although having completed the teachings of the Jedi Order, are Jedi that had either been exiled or had disassociated themselves from the Jedi Council. Consequently, they operate independently outside the Jedi Order. The Jedi Council typically sees them as misguided, though they have not necessarily succumbed to the dark side of the Force. They are the mavericks of the Jedi Order, and often stray closer to the dark side than most. Jolee Bindo, Revan, the Jedi Exile, Kreia, Jon Antilles, the Dark Woman, and Kyle Katarn are commonly identified as Grey Jedi, although Katarn returned to the Light Side. In Knights of the Old Republic II, it is possible to acquire a Grey Jedi Robe. Grey Jedi usualy carry silver lightsabers but it is quite likely to see one carrying their lightsaber from their jedi times.

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-And here is a much more detailed article taken from Wookieepedia:
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Gray Jedi was a term, sometimes used pejoratively, that described Jedi who were thought to operate independently and often outside the strictures of the High Council.

The term itself seems to date back as far as the Old Sith Wars. Certainly, during this time period, Gray Jedi themselves seem to have become associated even with a certain variety of robe. In the following millennia, the term continued to increase in usage, most likely due to the increasing trend towards centralization of power in the Order, and the increased prominence of the Jedi Council itself.

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The idea of a 'Grey Jedi' is a hotly contested topic with star wars fans, with many claiming that there is no grey area of the force, only Light and Dark; with others stating that the grey area in between does indeed exist, and examples such as Jolee Bindo, the Jedi Exile, and even the recent order of Imperial Knights proving their point. However there are many misunderstanding between the two groups point of views, and they often do not agree, one reason for this is that the term 'grey jedi' is too general, and given to, to many different groups. There was a lot of confusion at one point with people thinking a grey jedi, was the same as being a follower of the Potentium. This is far from the case, with many differences between the two.

I shall be adding to this thread as i find suitable sources, and if i can think of anything else interesting to write.

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Dec 03 2006 02:11am

Alex Dkana
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**Bump** Updated original post.

Edit: Woah almost been a year since i made this thread :o

Edit 2: Haha + i managed to give it my 3900th comment :D
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This comment was edited by Alex Dkana on Dec 03 2006 02:22am.

Dec 15 2005 12:03am

Alex Dkana
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I looted everything I could find in the first game, really loved it. Especially the fact that you could select from a LOT of Force Powers, and that you could build your own Lightsaber to adjust your style, and dress your character to your own style.

KotOR was the first RPG I played, and I loved it.
I wasn't planning on buying it because of the RPG part of it, but I'm glad I won it else I would've missed this great game.

And a few bugs I don't mind, as long as it aren't bugs that make the game crash, screw up saves or something big like that.

Been reading through wikipedia after you gave that link, and it's got a LOT of sweet stuff about Jedi, Force, and everything related.

Got to know a lot of information that I didn't know before, also because a LOT of the Star Wars books don't appear in Holland, so I can't read them :(


Well if you liked the customisation in KotOR 1, 2 is even better, you get much better robes and armours (and more of them) the saber crafting process is better and more detailed, as is the weapon/armour upgrading.

I think KotOR was the first RPG i played as well, was unsure at first but when i eventually got it i loved it.

The worst 'bug' is the fact most people agree the ending was rushed due to LA set deadlines, theres a couple of bugged quests and a section missing from the game as well (a droid factory dungeon but it isn't too noticeable tbh).

Yeah Wikpedia is pretty cool, havn't read much myself yet but its been handy so far.

Thats harsh you don't get many sw books over there, some of them outshine the films if you have a good enough imagination! Most of them expand how you view star wars as well, its a lot bigger than the films now really.

The next book should be out soon (Swarm War) can't wait for that, hopefully will have more about the philosophy they are following now and how close it is to grey jedi.

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Dec 13 2005 09:45pm

D@RtHM@UL
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 D@RtHM@UL

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If I have to chose between Light or Dark Side, I'm all for Dark.

But Grey has always had my favor, but it's never really an option.

JK:JA SP has it a bit, since you can select Dark and Light Side powers, but it doesn't have that feeling cause your in a damn Jedi Academy.

KotOR had it a lot more, which I loved.
Getting KotOR II for Christmas I hope, else I'm going to buy it myself.

And can't wait to see more of your stuff TCC, really loved reading and discussing about this one.

Maybe you should write articles for the site, we could use some new stuff, since the last one was ages ago :P


thanks mate :) i'm glad you like this, i'll be sure to make some other interesting threads when i get the time :)

I hope you enjoy KotOR2 when you get it, it has some bugs and the storyline finishes quite abruptly however overal its at least as good as the first game, and its got some nice 'grey' features in there (for a start your character is basically a grey jedi anyway) look out for the grey jedi robe thats lootable, its random and rare though :(



I looted everything I could find in the first game, really loved it. Especially the fact that you could select from a LOT of Force Powers, and that you could build your own Lightsaber to adjust your style, and dress your character to your own style.

KotOR was the first RPG I played, and I loved it.
I wasn't planning on buying it because of the RPG part of it, but I'm glad I won it else I would've missed this great game.

And a few bugs I don't mind, as long as it aren't bugs that make the game crash, screw up saves or something big like that.

Been reading through wikipedia after you gave that link, and it's got a LOT of sweet stuff about Jedi, Force, and everything related.

Got to know a lot of information that I didn't know before, also because a LOT of the Star Wars books don't appear in Holland, so I can't read them :(

Dec 13 2005 09:14pm

Alex Dkana
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 Alex Dkana

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If I have to chose between Light or Dark Side, I'm all for Dark.

But Grey has always had my favor, but it's never really an option.

JK:JA SP has it a bit, since you can select Dark and Light Side powers, but it doesn't have that feeling cause your in a damn Jedi Academy.

KotOR had it a lot more, which I loved.
Getting KotOR II for Christmas I hope, else I'm going to buy it myself.

And can't wait to see more of your stuff TCC, really loved reading and discussing about this one.

Maybe you should write articles for the site, we could use some new stuff, since the last one was ages ago :P


thanks mate :) i'm glad you like this, i'll be sure to make some other interesting threads when i get the time :)

I hope you enjoy KotOR2 when you get it, it has some bugs and the storyline finishes quite abruptly however overal its at least as good as the first game, and its got some nice 'grey' features in there (for a start your character is basically a grey jedi anyway) look out for the grey jedi robe thats lootable, its random and rare though :(


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Dec 13 2005 07:32pm

D@RtHM@UL
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 D@RtHM@UL

If I have to chose between Light or Dark Side, I'm all for Dark.

But Grey has always had my favor, but it's never really an option.

JK:JA SP has it a bit, since you can select Dark and Light Side powers, but it doesn't have that feeling cause your in a damn Jedi Academy.

KotOR had it a lot more, which I loved.
Getting KotOR II for Christmas I hope, else I'm going to buy it myself.

And can't wait to see more of your stuff TCC, really loved reading and discussing about this one.

Maybe you should write articles for the site, we could use some new stuff, since the last one was ages ago :P

This comment was edited by D@RtHM@UL on Dec 13 2005 07:33pm.

Dec 13 2005 06:01pm

Alex Dkana
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 Alex Dkana

not many people in favour of the darkside at the moment :P i'll try and find some more things to write about :)
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Dec 13 2005 03:42pm

D@RtHM@UL
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Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to being evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.


nice post, however my take on what Mini was saying was that he meant the German soldiers, i'm not sure myself you could say the entire nazi army was 'evil' good points though.

Thank you DM glad you like the articles :)

On a side note i have been wondering myself about something, in the book of episode 3 it explains how Yoda decides the Jedi need to change in order to beat what he views as the New Sith (Pappy and Anakin) and makes reference to the 'new jedi order' Luke Skywalker would found many years later.

I wonder if Yoda saw that the Jedi had to embrace a view of the force similar to the Grey Jedi perspective (as has happened in the dark nest trilogy recently).

In my opinion the reason Mace Windu could defeat Papaltine (at least in combat) was because he used Vaapad, which calls on your anger and thus can make it easy to fall to the darkside if you use it, so few have mastered Vaapad perhaps because they lack the control within themselves. It strikes me as quite a 'grey' type of combat.

ok that was a lot of writing and i don't even know if it all made sense lol :P


It makes perfect sense to me TCC.

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Wikipedia Article about the Vaapad Lightsaber Technique:

The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form VII requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms. Form VII is without question the rarest form, and only two Jedi have ever mastered Vaapad fully: Mace Windu and Depa Billaba.

Sora Bulq helped Windu develop Vaapad, but Bulq and Mace's Padawan, Billaba, proved too weak to master the flow of the light and dark sides, and fell to the dark side.


So yeah, Vaapad requires the use of both sides of the Force to properly use it, that's why hardly any Jedi could master it. It also means Vaapad is in some way a Grey Jedi Saber Style.

'The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form VII requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms.'
omg i've read that somewhere before >_> but i cant think where... if anyone knows could you please tell me.
and i agree with chesh's comment that the new jedi knight game should definatly have proper styles :D


Wikipedia perhaps? :P

Dec 13 2005 03:40pm

Mindrith Pride
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 Mindrith Pride

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Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to being evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.


nice post, however my take on what Mini was saying was that he meant the German soldiers, i'm not sure myself you could say the entire nazi army was 'evil' good points though.

Thank you DM glad you like the articles :)

On a side note i have been wondering myself about something, in the book of episode 3 it explains how Yoda decides the Jedi need to change in order to beat what he views as the New Sith (Pappy and Anakin) and makes reference to the 'new jedi order' Luke Skywalker would found many years later.

I wonder if Yoda saw that the Jedi had to embrace a view of the force similar to the Grey Jedi perspective (as has happened in the dark nest trilogy recently).

In my opinion the reason Mace Windu could defeat Papaltine (at least in combat) was because he used Vaapad, which calls on your anger and thus can make it easy to fall to the darkside if you use it, so few have mastered Vaapad perhaps because they lack the control within themselves. It strikes me as quite a 'grey' type of combat.

ok that was a lot of writing and i don't even know if it all made sense lol :P


It makes perfect sense to me TCC.

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Wikipedia Article about the Vaapad Lightsaber Technique:

The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form VII requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms. Form VII is without question the rarest form, and only two Jedi have ever mastered Vaapad fully: Mace Windu and Depa Billaba.

Sora Bulq helped Windu develop Vaapad, but Bulq and Mace's Padawan, Billaba, proved too weak to master the flow of the light and dark sides, and fell to the dark side.


So yeah, Vaapad requires the use of both sides of the Force to properly use it, that's why hardly any Jedi could master it. It also means Vaapad is in some way a Grey Jedi Saber Style.

'The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form VII requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms.'
omg i've read that somewhere before >_> but i cant think where... if anyone knows could you please tell me.
and i agree with chesh's comment that the new jedi knight game should definatly have proper styles :D
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Dec 12 2005 09:09pm

AvaloN
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yeah that sounds good ches.

Dec 12 2005 04:16am

R2D2
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 R2D2

We can only hope :)
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Dec 12 2005 01:08am

Alex Dkana
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its one of the main things i'd like to see implemented if they make a new jedi knight game, proper stances, like vaapad, ataru etc. instead of red, blue, yellow, i can't see why the next jedi knight game couldn't feature a better character system where you can focus it on a particular path (light,dark,grey) personally i'd like to see the series develop more as a star wars deus ex with a cool multiplayer instead of keeping the same formulae, we will always have these games to come back to after all; but thats a bit off topic.
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Dec 11 2005 04:22pm

D@RtHM@UL
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 D@RtHM@UL

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Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to being evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.


nice post, however my take on what Mini was saying was that he meant the German soldiers, i'm not sure myself you could say the entire nazi army was 'evil' good points though.

Thank you DM glad you like the articles :)

On a side note i have been wondering myself about something, in the book of episode 3 it explains how Yoda decides the Jedi need to change in order to beat what he views as the New Sith (Pappy and Anakin) and makes reference to the 'new jedi order' Luke Skywalker would found many years later.

I wonder if Yoda saw that the Jedi had to embrace a view of the force similar to the Grey Jedi perspective (as has happened in the dark nest trilogy recently).

In my opinion the reason Mace Windu could defeat Papaltine (at least in combat) was because he used Vaapad, which calls on your anger and thus can make it easy to fall to the darkside if you use it, so few have mastered Vaapad perhaps because they lack the control within themselves. It strikes me as quite a 'grey' type of combat.

ok that was a lot of writing and i don't even know if it all made sense lol :P


It makes perfect sense to me TCC.

Quote:


Wikipedia Article about the Vaapad Lightsaber Technique:

The most challenging and demanding of all forms, Form VII requires intense focus, high levels of skill, and mastery of other forms. Form VII is without question the rarest form, and only two Jedi have ever mastered Vaapad fully: Mace Windu and Depa Billaba.

Sora Bulq helped Windu develop Vaapad, but Bulq and Mace's Padawan, Billaba, proved too weak to master the flow of the light and dark sides, and fell to the dark side.


So yeah, Vaapad requires the use of both sides of the Force to properly use it, that's why hardly any Jedi could master it. It also means Vaapad is in some way a Grey Jedi Saber Style.

Dec 11 2005 04:03pm

Alex Dkana
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 Alex Dkana

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Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to being evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.


nice post, however my take on what Mini was saying was that he meant the German soldiers, i'm not sure myself you could say the entire nazi army was 'evil' good points though.

Thank you DM glad you like the articles :)

On a side note i have been wondering myself about something, in the book of episode 3 it explains how Yoda decides the Jedi need to change in order to beat what he views as the New Sith (Pappy and Anakin) and makes reference to the 'new jedi order' Luke Skywalker would found many years later.

I wonder if Yoda saw that the Jedi had to embrace a view of the force similar to the Grey Jedi perspective (as has happened in the dark nest trilogy recently).

In my opinion the reason Mace Windu could defeat Papaltine (at least in combat) was because he used Vaapad, which calls on your anger and thus can make it easy to fall to the darkside if you use it, so few have mastered Vaapad perhaps because they lack the control within themselves. It strikes me as quite a 'grey' type of combat.

ok that was a lot of writing and i don't even know if it all made sense lol :P Edit: hehe ok it makes sense ^_^
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This comment was edited by Alex Dkana on Dec 11 2005 04:32pm.

Dec 11 2005 03:24pm

D@RtHM@UL
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 D@RtHM@UL

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Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to be evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.


Definitly, nice post man.

Dec 11 2005 03:15pm

R2D2
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 R2D2

Well, it is only natural for the "evil side" as we see it to justify what their doing by claiming they are on the right side. Remember when Palpatine addressed the Senate after his incident with Windu. He states that the attempt on his life has left him scarred, but he'll keep on leading and bring peace and justice throughout the galaxy. It's merely a way to justify their actions because there are people in this world who would have merely accepted what he just said and moved on without delving deeper into the matter. Hitler wanted to make the Perfect Race by killing off those that weren't "perfect," such as the Jews for instance according to him. You can pretend to put a valid and "altruistic" facade on the matter, but it simply boils down to being evil in the end.

Of course, I do believe there are Gray Jedi out there. However, making the reference to Hitler stretches it a bit far imo.
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This comment was edited by R2D2 on Dec 11 2005 03:53pm.

Dec 11 2005 02:34pm

Mindrith Pride
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 Mindrith Pride

yes i'm definatly a shade of grey :P i think that good is just a opinoun, for instance take world war 2, the allied forces figured they were the good guys but so did the Germans and their allies, so i ask who is EVER the 'good' guy? the article's veiw of "good is portrayed as order and evil as chaos" that sounds about right to me ^^
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Dec 11 2005 02:26pm

Mindrith Pride
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sounds awesome ill take a look when i finish my coursewrok =D
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Dec 11 2005 02:24pm

D@RtHM@UL
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 D@RtHM@UL

Ver nice articles TCC, especially the wikipedia articles about the Force, Jedi's and the likes are nice to read! :)

Dec 10 2005 10:02pm

SaZ
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 SaZ

30% in to light... but not more :)
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Dec 10 2005 01:11am

Senor Hat
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im light always will be...


then why are you hold a red saber, eh? EH?!?

clearly you have no idea what you're talking about:D
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Dec 09 2005 05:48pm

Alex Dkana
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Even this can go on into much further discussion.

What shade of gray are you? There are many shades.


i agree :)
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Dec 09 2005 12:51am

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Even this can go on into much further discussion.

What shade of gray are you? There are many shades.
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Dec 08 2005 11:56pm

Kenwan Obiobi
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sos i havent had time to post yet, when i do, it'll prob be a long post lol...

im light always will be...



Dec 08 2005 07:13pm

AvaloN
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 AvaloN

Good post Ches, I like this whole 'grey' Jedi thing.

Dec 08 2005 04:11pm

Alex Dkana
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Yea, I haven't read through all of NJO to the point where Luke embraces that philosophy :eek:


its pretty much right at the end, and is shown in more detail in the new dark nest trilogy (they have a new academy on Ossus for example)
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