[It happens gently, tenderly, and perhaps so slowly that Anakin would never have been able to notice. He isn't naive, he's struggled to explain acceptance and attachment to his own padawan. He understands the purpose of this belief, and the comfort it's meant to bring in the wake of loss.
But how many times had the Council or the Senate made a decision he couldn't agree with? How many times did they ask him to turn a blind eye to suffering, to clones left to die, to slavery, to things that could be prevented if they just faught for it-]
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But how many times had the Council or the Senate made a decision he couldn't agree with? How many times did they ask him to turn a blind eye to suffering, to clones left to die, to slavery, to things that could be prevented if they just faught for it-]
I don't want to be convinced