A Mysterious Fool

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[Video description: Four videos that have been stitched together; the first three are captioned. One: A lawyer in a suit says smugly, "I sued a 9-year-old kid and won!" Two: A bearded person sits outside and says ironically, "I challenged a nine year old kid to a basketball game and won." Three: A person wearing a yellow bandanna as a sweatband says dramatically, "I challenged a nine year old kid to a bench press competition, and won." Four: A (presumably) nine year old kid walks across a lawn, shaking their head slightly and sounding out of breath as they say, "I had the worst day of my life." End description.]

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“Be Careful What You Ask For.”

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In so many ways Darth Vader actually represents the ideal which Jedi claimed to be striving for. I know that sounds crazy so hear me out.

  • Jedi preached detachment. Let go of your emotional attachments and do what must be done to accomplish your goals. For 20 years before Luke shows up, Vader is all over that.
  • The Jedi preached obedience to the Chancellor, Senate, and external authority even if you disagree. Once again, Vader is the most obedient.
  • The Jedi say ‘this weapon is your life.’ Vader epitomizes this philosophy. He has no life outside of his use as a weapon. 

By contrast, he’s actually a pretty terrible Sith. They’re supposed to be a sneakiness, ambition, and backstabbing. For 20 years, Vader wants nothing more than to be Sidious’s obedient doormat. In fact, when he finally starts scheming about Luke, Sidious congratulates him on finally acting a true Sith for once.

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