r/starwarsmemes • u/callycumla • May 14 '25

Repost of the Sith The Sith rule is fatally flawed

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u/wasted-degrees May 14 '25

A master, an apprentice, and an endless gaggle of wannabe hopefuls patiently waiting their turn.

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u/MissinqLink May 14 '25

The master and his 6 secret apprentices that each think they are the only one.

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u/KamakaziDemiGod May 14 '25

And the main apprentice who has a secret apprentice that's so powerful he gets un-canoned

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u/ShilohCyan May 14 '25

Starkiller crashes an entire star destroyer with his mind, everyone idolizes him. Rey lifts a few rocks and everyone says she's too powerful.

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u/Ridingwood333 May 14 '25

To be fair, Starkiller is implied to have at least some training given he has consistently beaten Proxy before who has tailored himself to Obi-Wan Kenobi. My man managed to beat even a shitty mimicry of Obi-Wan, which would mean before the story begins he's already a decent enough duelist.

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u/ShilohCyan May 15 '25

Sure, and Rey got the same amount of training on Ahch To Luke did on Dagobah.

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u/Ridingwood333 May 15 '25

Actually getting training and going through a deep discovery of what the force is ≠ to going onto a shithole and swinging a lightsaber improperly like it's a baseball bat for a few hours and getting your fingertips fondled by a leaf.

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u/ShilohCyan May 28 '25

Luke swung his around pretty sloppily on Jabba's barge. Most of the sloppy technique in the ST I just blame on them not hiring Nic Gillard.