Kenobi Quotes
"Animals, on the other hand, usually do know what they want. Like this guy. He thinks your house is his mother."
"People depend on one another around here. It’s no place to live alone."
"The Airshaper has great powers, and may also have a Tusken heart."
"All gods fail. The shadows of failure follow every living thing. Gods are no different."
"You’re the one that said nothing good ever comes from the Jundland Wastes!"
"If you’re going to keep working out here, I’d put that up before double noon."
"It’s how I maintain my monopoly. I keep my customers alive."
"It’s a friendlier store than that. When I didn’t see you again, I was afraid they’d scared you off."
"If you had this much hair over your face, you might lose your way, too. To a bantha calf, everything that’s bigger than food is probably Mom."
"You know, we trained ourselves to be able to find solace even in the busiest places."
"It’s not like I’m going to suddenly get my friends back."
"It’s from after my father lost most of his ranch—not long after I had to go to work for Dannar."
"It’s fine to sacrifice yourself—if no one else has claim to you."
"Perhaps I already have a family to watch over."
"In Sith space, everyone is a slave. It paid to be special, to be good at something."
"Life was less unpleasant then. And for the really special? One had one’s choice of masters."
"The only way to survive was to be valuable to many Sith at once."
"In Sith space, people were measured by their options. By the little degrees of freedom they were allowed to have."
"It was the most that anyone living in Sith space could hope for, he thought. Or want."
"No wonder the Sith ran the Jedi out of the Outer Rim."
"When you understand a species’ art, you understand that species." - Thrawn
"The only puzzle worth solving, of course, is the complete, total, and utter destruction of the Rebellion." - Thrawn
"Understanding art is understanding the foundation of a species’ soul." - Thrawn
"Art is the truest expression of a culture." - Thrawn
"Every piece of art is a key to its creator’s mind." - Thrawn
"In art, we find the reflection of a species’ intellect and emotions." - Thrawn
"A society’s art reveals its true face." - Thrawn
"To conquer a culture, first understand its art." - Thrawn
"My apologies, Princess Leia," Ackdool said. "But I have no real authority over Jedi Skidder."
"And ignorance. And denial. And he brings great pain to the galaxy ... and to me."
"His religious cry to abandon technology and machines, to look for truth in the natural elements and life of the universe, resonates deeply in many people."
"If we can't bring some sense of order to the galaxy, particularly to isolated planets like Osarian and Rhommamool, then we're no better than the Empire."
"The Jedi have nothing to do with this struggle," Leia replied. "Or at least, they didn't until Wurth Skidder's antics."
"He's the strangest man I ever met," she explained. "Even when I tried to use the Force to gain a better perspective on him, I drew ... A blank."
"The perfect disconnected ideologue," Leia thought, and she expressed her feelings with a single sarcastic word: "Wonderful."
"It was a stupid thing to do," Leia said firmly.
"I still don't understand how any of that concerns the Jedi," Jaina remarked.
"Nom Anor hates the New Republic," Mara added. "And he hates the Jedi as symbols of the New Republic."