Sic transit gloria mundi
@[member="Delila Castillon"], @[member="Tempest"]
This one notes that if one wanted Tempest to learn calm, balance and the light side one should not have picked Siobhan as a teacher, whose flaws this writer has pointed out incessantly. One could hardly expect her to be. Someone called the Butcher was not a good person by any stretch of the imagination. It was not like her teacher Adril Tythorin had been particularly calm, balanced or not filled with anger.
But then the Jedi Master who murdered thousands of Republic-friendly POWs on Metalorn via natural disasters and later hit Ahto City with a typhoon had been perfectly serene and calm. That did not make her victims less dead. Violence commited while being serene was not more noble than done while driven by fury.
One might also note that the Eldorai, whom Firemane propped up, definitely were not on the 'lightside' scale of things. What with them being a racist, femnazi theocracy that believed their Goddess had ordained them to subjugate all other races and would probably be far more oppressive than the Galactic Empire if it ever managed to achieve galactic power, which fortunately was extremely unlikely. As for Yoda's famous line, the old Jedi had not been pacifists. Luke was clearly trained as an assassin to commit tyrannicide.
"I learned my rules from a hot Eldorai. We had lots of fun. And Blasters? Please. Bolters are the way to go. Actually let you blow a forcer's face off. I thought you'd learned that by now, Dells," Siobhan sad teasingly. In truth she did like the redhead a lot, even though she still did not want to live on Kaeshana.
But Siobhan already had a different plan for her. Stationing her on Tempest's homeworld, which was close enough to be on call and should also give her a home at last! There were those rare occasions when she actually noticed other people's problems and tried to help, more or less...well, probably less. "Take your time. Then show what you can do, Tempest. Remember, you're the eye in the hurricane."
This one notes that if one wanted Tempest to learn calm, balance and the light side one should not have picked Siobhan as a teacher, whose flaws this writer has pointed out incessantly. One could hardly expect her to be. Someone called the Butcher was not a good person by any stretch of the imagination. It was not like her teacher Adril Tythorin had been particularly calm, balanced or not filled with anger.
But then the Jedi Master who murdered thousands of Republic-friendly POWs on Metalorn via natural disasters and later hit Ahto City with a typhoon had been perfectly serene and calm. That did not make her victims less dead. Violence commited while being serene was not more noble than done while driven by fury.
One might also note that the Eldorai, whom Firemane propped up, definitely were not on the 'lightside' scale of things. What with them being a racist, femnazi theocracy that believed their Goddess had ordained them to subjugate all other races and would probably be far more oppressive than the Galactic Empire if it ever managed to achieve galactic power, which fortunately was extremely unlikely. As for Yoda's famous line, the old Jedi had not been pacifists. Luke was clearly trained as an assassin to commit tyrannicide.
"I learned my rules from a hot Eldorai. We had lots of fun. And Blasters? Please. Bolters are the way to go. Actually let you blow a forcer's face off. I thought you'd learned that by now, Dells," Siobhan sad teasingly. In truth she did like the redhead a lot, even though she still did not want to live on Kaeshana.
But Siobhan already had a different plan for her. Stationing her on Tempest's homeworld, which was close enough to be on call and should also give her a home at last! There were those rare occasions when she actually noticed other people's problems and tried to help, more or less...well, probably less. "Take your time. Then show what you can do, Tempest. Remember, you're the eye in the hurricane."