Why Anakin HATED Having to Kill Jedi During Operation Knightfall - Star Wars Explained
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I love how there are two periods both under the name Knightfall that are the “deaths” of two beloved characters. Batman and Anakin
Operation Knightfall and The Knightfall Protocol.
So this is my best guess but I'd say this: Anakin didn't enjoy killing the Jedi, he enjoyed butchering the Separatist Council.
In other words, sith eyes also have something to do with intense feelings such as anger/hate, pain or even passion.
In the Revenge of the Sith Novelization, as Anakin/Vader is massacring the Separatists, he's cracking jokes and even smiling at times as he cuts someone down.
At one point, one of the Separatists, Shu Mai, basically says "I was promised a handsome reward!"
Anakin in a way responds, "What? You don't find me handsome?" The he beheaded her.
Savage, I'd like him a lot more if he didn't abort all of those children
In some ways it shows us how much Anakin lost and misguided he really was, Padma’s live was a self lie to justice giving into the dark side and refused to take responsibility for his actions
He was only able to truly understand his action ironically not a point he thought he lost everything but at moment of his death
Revenge of the sith is one hell of a star wars movie it's so freaking good
Yeah my 2nd favorite SW movie
As much as Anakin had a hard time within the Jedi Order that didn’t mean that he had negative feelings towards the members of the Jedi Order, and you could feel that this was the singular event that Anakin was struggling with himself during his fall, but it was also a very painful experience that he couldn’t fully used it to become a more powerful dark side user as he still loved the Jedi.
One thing to consider. Though Anakin didn’t like the Jedi way too much when it comes to action or purpose he still decided he needed to eradicate it based on how far the Jedi had fallen from the Light combined with needing the information to save Padme’s life.
He did what he thought was the only way to save those closest to him and if it was to adopt the way of the Sith then so be it.
Though his Sith trial came in the form of slaughtering the Separatist on Mustafar as they were his enemies during the Clone Wars.
I never saw Anakin as being a hateful or evil person, but he made his own share of mistakes when those closets to him were on the line.
Anakin pretty much epitomizes a tragic hero and a complex character
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The latter, maybe. The former, no. No hero kills children en-masse.
He is not a hero..I'd say more tragic, morbid and used villian.
Why are you making me hit you Padme? Ugh. It's not fair!
Personally, I believe that on some level Anakin was hoping someone would stop him. Even more so once he truly became the mechanical monster that was Darth Vader.
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He definitely did while he was in the suit
One thing that did upset me about the Jedi.
They were arrogent enough to think they NEVER needed an escape plan out of the temple.
If they did and practiced the evac of the knights and younglings, the slaughter would never had been so successful.
Which was stupid and kind of crazy as the Temple had been razed in the past, and they should have evac procedures in place. Even for something as simple as a fire or so. Especially during war-times.
Even more so when the councillors decided to go and confront a Sith. They should have alerted the Battlemaster and the Temple Guard who in turn should have locked the Temple down just in case.
What would be the point? Anakin would undoubtedly know the plan and send forces to hamper it.
You know now that I have thought on it I can see many similarities with Anakin tragic rise and his dissension into the dark side of the force to everyday real life. It's like this the best way to divide a group or create disharmony amongst them is by finding the one or few who are getting less than what everyone else is getting. Convince them that they should be getting the same thing and even more. Before you know they'll be demanding more of what everyone else is getting possibly causing disharmony, incohesion, and division. This can be such an effective method that you can convince someone of a weak mind that the very people who provide, tend to, or even love them are bad people. Simply by pointing out what that guardian doesn't do for them and before you know it you'll have them hating the very people who only treated you with care this is why Anakin fell to the dark side. Palpatine convince Anakin that the jedi were evil and that they're holding him back from reaching his potential
Very well said
He didn't seem all that beat up about it
The road to hell was paved with good intentions
You know, I haven’t watched the video yet but I think I can imagine why
People act like it was easy for anakin to betray everyone and everything he ever knew.
This is great analysis! Anakin had righteous intentions at first. He believed this is right. Sith eyes came on Mustafar when he slaughtered Separatist Council. Jedi were really ruined by the Council and the Senate and thus the Republic. This makes sense to me. May the Force be with you too😊
Anakin was a good person before his fall, and only ever wanted to do good things for good people, but he let his darker emotions, his fear, his anger, his hated, consume him, and he would over the course of only a few years, become what would be known as Darth Vader. Even as Vader, Anakin would have likely preferred for the Jedi to surrender, but knew it was unlikely, and the Clones certainly had no qualms about gunning down any and all Jedi they encountered. If Anakin learned to control his inner darkness, and use it for good, he would've easily been able to confront and defeat Sidious alone.
On this channel I have heard this topic before when I saw this on the other video's it made perfect sense
My only question is , if Obi wan was able to bring up the footage of Anakin in the office of Palpatine then why did they need to use him to spy on the Chancellor! How many other cameras did they have and why couldn’t they get the footage of Palpatine sitting at his desk calling the war for the separatists! !
He didn’t they were looking at the security holograms from inside the temple. Palpatine came to the temple to see Anakin’s result, then dismissed him to Mustafar.
@@Darthdesmond Thank you , I always thought the hologram was of Anakin kneeling right after The Duel with Mace! I knew they were in the Temple when Yoda warned OB not to go looking but I always remember it showing Anakin kneeling! Thanks for sharing and clearing that up!
Anakin was slaughtering jedi under the belief it was a necessity. He didn't enjoy it. When it came to the Separatist Council, it was personal. He utterly loathed the council, especially Nute Gunray.
That makes perfect sense. As usual great video!
George Lucas never should've written Anakin to kill the younglings. That whole part made no sense whatsoever. Palpatine needed the rare Force sensitives as servants and potential replacements for Vader. He could also conduct experiments and dark side rituals on them. The younglings weren't a threat to the Empire, but an asset. Anakin was a very heroic individual, deeply caring and emotional so he never would've killed those that were at an even greater disadvantage at that moment, than he was on Tatooine when Qui-Gonn first found him. He was familiar with Qui-Gonn's work and wisdom, so he never would've thought all Jedi to be deserving of extinction. The whole temple and younglings part was extremely rushed and pretty low IQ on the part of Lucas.
He looks like Gackt Camui in the thumbnail
war creates monsters
I don't care what anyone says, I looked at the scene where people say Anakin cries, and I saw no tears. Once he was willing to kill children, he was completely evil. Period.
This is one of the reasons why the Prequels make no sense. You already know that Anakin will be redeemed in the OT but then you see him commit an irredeemable act. In the OT, the war crimes we see him commit are against Rebel fighters, not innocent children, and while that's still very bad, it's not irredeemable. Deliberating murdering children on the other hand is.
No the Jedi are evil killing the kids make him a Badass
Yeah, he was all in after killing Mace and didn't spare much thought about killing the children (especially in the books). He thought it was the only way to save Padme and avoid the consequences of his actions. He also had notions of later killing Palpatine and starting "his new empire" and the jedi's existence were an obstacle to that.
Let's not forget that great line that he said on Tatooine. 'I killed them all....and not just the men, but the women, and the children'. Dude was evil.
I wouldn’t call him evil for killing the tuskens but definitely evil for order 66 and after
It doesn’t matter what your intentions are. If you use the power of darkness you and your loved ones will suffer in fact the darkness will make you lose sight of your original intention and change you.
Well, the video isn't entirely wrong. About him killing the jedi because they were all so completely indoctrinated by the council. The whole jedi order would never understand why anakin was doing this either.
The Jedi definitely aren't without a decent amount of flaws, but Anakin's anger with The Council is driven mostly by personal grievance (and trying to save Padme at all costs) rather than any sort of higher moral goal. ie. The Council delaying his promotion to Master and their stringent rules regarding attachments. The rest of his anger was mostly misdirected, stoked or caused by Palpatine. ie. the Jedi were conspiring to take over the Republic, the jedi being beholden to an increasingly corrupt senate (helped along by Palpatine's scheming). He also needed the jedi out of the way so he could start "his new empire" with Padme as his queen.
He had no loyalty to Sidious. On his way to Mustafar he was already plotting to usurp him and become emperor. He would have never killed Mace or slaughtered the jedi if he didn't think it was the only way to save Padme. Anakin's motivations were ultimately selfish, emotionally immature and very personal. He could have left the jedi at any time and settled down with Padme, but he enjoyed the power/adventure of being a jedi and wanted to have his cake and eat it too.
Have you ever made a video about why the clone troopers didn’t kill Anakin in order 66? Cause the clone troopers would still think he was a Jedi wouldn’t they?
This is one hell of a topic man.
I tend to think that, however, Anakin might have felt about his actions?
Is made irrelevant by those actions.
He had every opportunity to change course on his way to not only the Jedi Temple in operation Nightfall but also to the Chancellors quarters before betraying Mace Windu and donning the mantle of Vadar.
I think that after Anakin betrayed Windu and swore his allegiance to Palpatine?
He began to embrace being Palps tool.
There was less and less hesitancy or personal debate about what he was doing within himself....with each new evil act he committed.
Meaning that he enjoyed the power of the power of the Dark Side that was flowing within himself.
Extinguishing whatever might have been the persona of Anakin.
And each horrific act he committed?
And every betrayal?
Just keep those Dark Side energies flowing strong.
Like a drug addict who has a non-stop feed of their favorite drug or drugs...and only has to commit acts of utter evil to keep those drugs flowing.
Until that by the time of the events of episode IV?
Anakin had literally became the living embodiment of his addiction.
Not a victim of it.
Anakin: What is Thy bidding my master.
Sidious: go to the Jedi Temple and the wipe them out all of them
Anakin: but .
sidious: DEW IT!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont think anakin hated killing the jedi, I think I remember him saying to the clone troopers once they reached the jedi temple "this is where the fun begins" then the slaughter began 😂 he went a lil far while killing younglings but he had so much fun killing other jedi he lost count of his kill streak and laughed it off lol
Kinda makes sense honestly. He DIDN'T enjoy killing and betraying the Jedi an unlike Palpatine he didn't think killing Jedi of all ages an rank an experience was a fun way to pass time when had little better to do or nothing more important at moment.
The CIS Leaders HOWEVER... Anakin would see them totally differently so he very much ENJOYED killing them. The fact that it was ironic some of them probably truly did have it coming was just Darkside Icing on the Force Cake. Quite a few beings in the Galaxy probably woulda happily locked them in with a bloodthirsty an vengeful Mystic soldier with a bone to pick with them an seen it as Justice even. For all they'd caused during the War
What I don't get is the 180 quick turn against his brethren he'd known most of his life. Unless he truly always hated them
The Jedi sure gave Anakin a lot of reasons to hate them. They treated him like an outsider and bullied him, then put him on the front lines of the clone wars, thus benefiting off his labor. They let his mother die by refusing to free her. They forced him to keep his relationship with Padme secret and when he tried to seek help from Yoda he was told to let it go, while Palpatine was offering to help him save her (even though that was a complete lie). IDK I wouldn't be too fond of the Jedi either if I was in his shoes.
What Anakin did was the will of the force
What about blowing up the Death Star?
WhY DiD AnAkIn HaTe KiLliNg ThE PeOpLe He LiVeD AlOnGsIdE hIs EnTiRe LiFe
Seriously though this channel does videos on a lot of dumb, pointless, and obvious trivia but come on this is just Moronic
They really do. It’s pathetic
Oh.
wait disney will change that to
Sith happens
Never realized he hated doing it.
Most star wars fans never do
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It rings in my ears
Give it a few more years, Disney will ruin everything including anakins back story
Yeah they have not did a good job yet
Did Anakin hate killing Younglings as much as he did Jedi?
Yeah just look at younglings scene in revenge of the sith. He was very hesitant and you look carefully there is a thin tear rolling down his face
The books don't portray Anakin so sympathetically. He was driven by petty grievance. Initially he was going to spare the younglings but he became angered when one of them called him "Master Jedi" accidently (when he was still a Jedi Knight), and it reminded him that The Council had turned down his promotion to Master.
He still WILLING to kill the kids.
Day 525 of asking for a part 3 of what if anakin was trained by qui gon
I don't know, Qui-Gon traumatised poor Obi-Wan. Being a free wheeling distant hippy and treating Obi-Wan as a latch key kid. Only deeming Obi-Wan fit to be an apprentice after Obi-Wan was enslaved in a deep sea mine and offered to kill himself to help them escape. Also, he abandoned Obi-Wan (at 13 years old) without his lightsaber to fight in a vicious civil war where he lived in the sewers for a year with other child soldiers. With Qui-Gon telling The Jedi Council Obi-Wan left the jedi order "for a girl" and did not send him help. It's the reason Obi-Wan is such a stickler for the rules and the Jedi Code. It's the only way he could cope.
Not to mention Qui-Gon negligently set up his other former apprentice for failure (Xanatos, who was only 16). "As a test" Yoda and Qui-Gon sent him on a mission that involved him turning against his corrupt father, watching the death of his sister and ultimately qui-gon killing Xanatos' father. This then lead Xanatos to fall to the darkside. Qui-Gon was a great jedi but had a terrible track record with apprentices.
Students of the Thread. The power of one, the power of two, the power of many. Cringe!!!
I don't care if Lucas himself came up with the concept that Vader losing limbs caused him to lose power in the Force is absolutely absurd. The midichlorians is dumb as it is, but it's brilliant compared to explanation of why Vader isn't as powerful.
Why Anakin HATED Having to Kill Jedi During Operation Knightfall
Gonna make a wild guess and say because he knew them and was one of the like 5 minutes ago?
Don't worry the acolyte will retcon this somehow
Anakin skywalker / Vader = The most half hearted “Sith” I’ve ever seen in my life when it comes to the Star Wars lore 😂
He was never ever ever no true Sith because the DarkSide was never who he truly was as a person , he never fully wanted to be in that lifestyle.
As I’m reading the darth bane novels I can’t help but think the same thing 😅
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I’ve said it for years & as more Star Wars lore gets released you can see that this point of view lines up immensely 🤣👏🏾
The fact that Anakin hated killing Jedi during Operation Knightfall is confusing.
If you look at it from the perspective that Anakin was still "good", It makes more sense. Like the video said, he still didn't hate the Jedi as a whole, just the council and ideology. He felt they needed to be purged, but these were still the people he grew up with. People he cared about and sometimes loved. He did what he felt was his duty, that doesn't mean he was happy about it. Like the younglings, he saw them as innocent and the only way to save them was to execute them. Its pretty twisted, but it makes sense.
Or, hear me out, the Kenobi show was hot drunken monkey garbage, and they probably did not care or pay attention?