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[littlewashu]

I love when other sci-fi stuff is like Dune. Right now on this episode of ST:TNG the captain and Wil Wheaton and some dude have crash-landed on a moon that seems to be a desert planet. Moon. Desert moon.

When Episode One was on TV on Thanksgiving, it delighted me to no end. I mean Tatooine, to begin with. And then this kid that everyone thinks is the one . . . what do they call him? The Jedi, what does Liam Neeson think he is? The one who will unite all something? And the Kwisatz Haderach is he who is where um all paths connect? WOW that was wrong terminology but you know, right idea.

I'm almost done with the final book in the Dune series again. Without a doubt, 5 and 6 (of 6) are my favorites. I'll be sad when I'm done.

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[qed.livejournal.com]

Yoda seems to think Anakin may be dangerous.
Besides, I think the light jedi are all about balance and shit. I'm surprised they didn't try to revive the Sith themselves, just to keep the universe harmonious.

[dravenfrost.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but Yoda is suspicious of everything all the time anyway. He tried to get out of training Luke just as much as he didn't want to have Anakin trained, which admittedly isn't exactly the same situation but goes to show that Yoda doesn't make any decisions lightly.

I see your point about keeping the universe balanced, but at the same time, they seek to protect all life, as it contributes to the force, whereas the dark side generally tends to disregard or actively destroy life. Hmmmm...