It’s really another trait she picked up from anakin which was holding a deep hatred for someone who took something from them anakin hated dooku for the loss of his arm vader hated obi wan for crippling him and vader/anakin hated palpatine for taking everything from him with a false promise
Anyone who doesnt even understand Anakin hasnt lost someone they love or nearly lost aomeone they love to something beyond their control. The rage and desperation it brings in you
@@kaczuszkapaczuszka7979 just because someone experiences a negative emotion it doesn’t mean it’s going to result in an extreme action. Often suppression & repression allow other people to “ignore” their awkwardness or discomfort. Experiencing both positive & negative emotions is what distinguishes us from clones
@dari i agree with you 100% i went to very very dark places in my mind after my family members were murdered. And i completely understand how and why anakin felt and did what he did! And that is what you were saying! Not that it is ok, but that you could understand!
It’s not the first time that we know that Leia is everything but perfect but this is new. She really could have gone as dark as she potentially could get or could have gotten and be an outcast
The way I always saw it? Leia embodies more of her father than luke did while Luke embodied more of his mother... Yes, both share qualities with anakin, but Luke was always established as this soft hearted and emotional character who cared for everyone he met... While leia always had a fiery temper who at times rushed too quickly to judge but still had a commanding presence. Which, one could also argue both still embody anakin I'm those senses... Luke could simply be embodying anakins compassion while leia embodied his ambition
We got glimpses of her powers emerging in the original trilogy. In ep 5 and 6 she is able to sense Luke’s presence, first when Luke called to her on cloud city and then on Endor when she was able to sense that Luke was still alive after the second Death Star blew up. Luke tells her that she has the same power as him and that he will teach her. Leia then became his apprentice after return of the Jedi. He taught her everything he knew and on the last night of her training they sparred with their sabers as her final test. She sadly decided to walk away from being a active Jedi after her vision of darkness surrounding her unborn sons future and it’s connection to her Jedi path. Also she felt that the new republic was not taking the threat of the Empire returning seriously and that the galaxy needed her skills as a senator and general more. We see her use the force in ep 7,8 and 9. She’s feels the death of her husband, she senses the presence of her son right before her near death experience being sucked into space and force pulling herself to safety. She then takes on the responsibility of Jedi master to train Rey for over a year on the same planet Leia herself was trained by Luke. Her last act was force projecting herself to reach out to the good she felt was still in her son. I really wish we could of seen more of her using the force in the films but maybe they can show that in a show like how they did with clone wars. She definitely got more action as a Jedi in the old expanded universe like in the Dark Empire story from the 90s, which heavily influenced episode 9 such as the palpatine clones etc.
@@reginamills2168 in one way though her reluctance to be an active Jedi shows that because of her experience with Vader, she is still suspicious of the Dark Side
Ben's redemption allowed Leia to better understand her father through her son. And something similar could be said for Han. Because Leia was not able to forgive Anakin and never knew him like Luke did, Ben's redemption built that bridge for them.
Most of the Star War fans knew she was the strong one in the force! Anakin lost his mother because he didn't know enough about the force to put life back in her. Yoda, didn't use the force to save her either. He was lied to by both sides!
It's pretty ironic that Leia is the one who hates her father and yet is the most like him.
It’s really another trait she picked up from anakin which was holding a deep hatred for someone who took something from them anakin hated dooku for the loss of his arm vader hated obi wan for crippling him and vader/anakin hated palpatine for taking everything from him with a false promise
A lot of offsprings turn out to be like that in reality.
Anyone who doesnt even understand Anakin hasnt lost someone they love or nearly lost aomeone they love to something beyond their control. The rage and desperation it brings in you
Having no control over one's emotions is not ever an excuse tho
Yea, and denial, anger & bargaining are part of the grieving process, among other thing’s & feelings
@@kaczuszkapaczuszka7979 just because someone experiences a negative emotion it doesn’t mean it’s going to result in an extreme action. Often suppression & repression allow other people to “ignore” their awkwardness or discomfort. Experiencing both positive & negative emotions is what distinguishes us from clones
@@luisecawthorne1025 well said👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@dari i agree with you 100% i went to very very dark places in my mind after my family members were murdered. And i completely understand how and why anakin felt and did what he did! And that is what you were saying! Not that it is ok, but that you could understand!
It’s not the first time that we know that Leia is everything but perfect but this is new. She really could have gone as dark as she potentially could get or could have gotten and be an outcast
The way I always saw it? Leia embodies more of her father than luke did while Luke embodied more of his mother...
Yes, both share qualities with anakin, but Luke was always established as this soft hearted and emotional character who cared for everyone he met...
While leia always had a fiery temper who at times rushed too quickly to judge but still had a commanding presence.
Which, one could also argue both still embody anakin I'm those senses...
Luke could simply be embodying anakins compassion while leia embodied his ambition
@masterjolteryukai3919Yet Luke also had much of Padme in him, something that Yoda seemed to have missed?
@masterjolteryukai3919 Yes, that fear was called "We didn't plan this out as well as we tell people and change ideas often" :p
This is why I prefer pre-disney star wars when she did clearly forgive anakin
I think she probably understood him more after her son turned to the dark side.
I would’ve loved to have seen leías and Luke’s powers manifested
We never saw that from Leia
We got glimpses of her powers emerging in the original trilogy. In ep 5 and 6 she is able to sense Luke’s presence, first when Luke called to her on cloud city and then on Endor when she was able to sense that Luke was still alive after the second Death Star blew up. Luke tells her that she has the same power as him and that he will teach her. Leia then became his apprentice after return of the Jedi. He taught her everything he knew and on the last night of her training they sparred with their sabers as her final test. She sadly decided to walk away from being a active Jedi after her vision of darkness surrounding her unborn sons future and it’s connection to her Jedi path. Also she felt that the new republic was not taking the threat of the Empire returning seriously and that the galaxy needed her skills as a senator and general more. We see her use the force in ep 7,8 and 9. She’s feels the death of her husband, she senses the presence of her son right before her near death experience being sucked into space and force pulling herself to safety. She then takes on the responsibility of Jedi master to train Rey for over a year on the same planet Leia herself was trained by Luke. Her last act was force projecting herself to reach out to the good she felt was still in her son. I really wish we could of seen more of her using the force in the films but maybe they can show that in a show like how they did with clone wars. She definitely got more action as a Jedi in the old expanded universe like in the Dark Empire story from the 90s, which heavily influenced episode 9 such as the palpatine clones etc.
@@reginamills2168 in one way though her reluctance to be an active Jedi shows that because of her experience with Vader, she is still suspicious of the Dark Side
Ben's redemption allowed Leia to better understand her father through her son. And something similar could be said for Han. Because Leia was not able to forgive Anakin and never knew him like Luke did, Ben's redemption built that bridge for them.
Good riddance of ben.
Exactly! This is my opinion!
Most of the Star War fans knew she was the strong one in the force! Anakin lost his mother because he didn't know enough about the force to put life back in her. Yoda, didn't use the force to save her either. He was lied to by both sides!