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[prophesiedone]

[Late night thoughtful texts are the best...]

If you're the cause of someone's death, can you ever be forgiven?

[Asking for a friend. Right. Also "causing someone's death" obviously means murder.]

I'm not sure it's possible. Maybe that's the way it should be. There has be some justice in the universe.

Comments

[generalgrievous]

A good question. They would likely still need some sort of training but away from the ways of the Jedi or the Sith.

Perhaps they could find ways for the Force to aid their planets and their families.

[prophesiedone]

I like that idea.

I wish I could have defended my mother in that way.

[generalgrievous]

It is rare for a Kaleesh to know the Force. If I had been gifted with it, that is what I would have done. I did defend my family and people as much as I was able to, but it could have given me even more ways to keep them safe.

[prophesiedone]

[He is starting to think Grievous deserves a taste of the Force. At least. Maybe he wouldn't have allied with Siths that way.]

There must be some reasoning behind all of it. I don't know why I was born or how.

[generalgrievous]

What do you mean?

[prophesiedone]

I only have a mother.

[generalgrievous]

What happened to your father?

[prophesiedone]

He never existed.

The Jedi thought my father was the Force.

[generalgrievous]

I never knew my own mother... But I am certain she existed.

Are you saying the Force can father children?

[prophesiedone]

I knew her; I lived with her until I was nine.

I'm evidence of that. My mother told me and Master Qui-Gon that she hadn't been with any man before she was pregnant with me.