- Location
- Romania
Yes, pet the bunny, mhmmmm... :\Edit 2: At least we get to pet the bunny now...finally after over a month of ignoring it. Hope it found something to eat on Dooku's ship.
..maybe it died. I can but hope.
Kind of irksome that those were the long-term ambitions that won (also Makashi for mid-term*); I feel like that might put the quest a bit too much going into "Protagonist is training" territory until they're fulfilled. Which I like better as a quest trend than, say, "we can't be hated by a character we've grown attached to, so we must cater to them" that shows up sometimes, but it feels a bit duller than the other choices.
Ah, well.
Oh, incidentally - interesting bit I didn't really catch before in the last update. Bendu's dislike for Anakin's lightsabers. Was it towards those in particular, or does it not like lightsabers in general?
Hmm... come to think of it, the predecessor to the lightsaber, the darksaber, was considered responsible for 'splitting' the Je'dai Order...
* This one is very much low-hanging fruit as well; Anakin is passively training in it anyway, so it doesn't really feel like a real ambition - he will, unless Dooku vanishes, acquire it in under 3 years without any further effort on his part. Niman or another style would've been better as an actual 'training'-type ambition, since he'd need to work at it.
Bendu I think has a very uh, decided opinion about the idiots(*cough*Sith/Jedi*cough*) thinking they know the Force's will and starting the same battle over and over again, calling each renewed war important in comparison to every other that came before. Or at least that's what I got from his character. He thinks both sides stupid and doesn't much care for them or people who aren't open-minded. He did help Kanan in Rebels because his distress interrupted his sleep, came to appreciate the Knight for his honesty and willingness to learn what he had to teach teach, but when Kanan called him a coward he did not take that laying down.
As for lightsabers, he's more or less the Yoda of the originals. True power is with the Force, not the tools/weapons Jedi and Sith call 'their life'.