If it is balance you're after, I would imagine Sith supervision would do a great deal more than fumbling in the void, seeking out wisdom on your own. Rest assured I have no intention of steering you to the Dark Side- I am quite familiar with the headaches a Fallen Jedi is capable of causing, and I want no part of it.
[Because in many ways, newly fallen Jedi were even more unhinged than their Sith contemporaries. A sudden surge of power and swimming in powerful emotions they'd long denied tended to bring out the worst in people.]
But if you wish to convince me you are quite capable on your own, kindly recite the seven lightsaber forms of the Jedi, and a broad overview of their strengths and weaknesses.
I also wish to know just how you would defend yourself should I ever have reason to attack you with lightning, as well as what you know of the Jedi's ability to manipulate energy through the Force. The Grand Master of my era was capable of stopping a lightsaber blade through the Force alone. And to a much larger extent, so was our wretched excuse for an Emperor. How have you fared in your studies in this regard?
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[Because in many ways, newly fallen Jedi were even more unhinged than their Sith contemporaries. A sudden surge of power and swimming in powerful emotions they'd long denied tended to bring out the worst in people.]
But if you wish to convince me you are quite capable on your own, kindly recite the seven lightsaber forms of the Jedi, and a broad overview of their strengths and weaknesses.
I also wish to know just how you would defend yourself should I ever have reason to attack you with lightning, as well as what you know of the Jedi's ability to manipulate energy through the Force. The Grand Master of my era was capable of stopping a lightsaber blade through the Force alone. And to a much larger extent, so was our wretched excuse for an Emperor. How have you fared in your studies in this regard?