Hell, you could be an imperial and be a good person for all the books are concerned. Belonging to a specific doctrine does not guarantee anything.
In a similar manner, a member of the Jedi order can be an utter asshole.
He's a good person because he chooses-or rather tries-to abide by specific moral standards. Like Luke is not a good person because he's a Jedi. Like choosing to see people beyond their communal identity or ideological affiliation. And whatever comes in the future, then you'll have to adjust once more and keep on fighting and trying and failing.Īt its core, I actually think the message of star wars is very individualistic. But that's not an excuse to not try your best. There is no guarantee that what you're doing is right or that the people you are following, the cause you're fighting for is right. There is no guarantee that you'll always get it right. Accept the fact that you might have been terribly wrong about a great deal of things.
As long as you're also willing to accept your mistakes, accept the error of your ways and accept that something that you thought was good ended up being ruinous. but that doesn't mean your effort should cease. No one is ever truly good, and you can never know that what you're doing is actually right. its message of hope is that fear of being wrong, or of failing, should never prevent you from still trying to act according to your moral values, according to what your conscience is telling you.
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