#grey sith

[starwarsnerd111]

Grey, grey sith and grey jedi.

Alright, a lot of you are going to berate me for this, but who cares :)

This makes more sense to me than to just having "Grey Jedi", okay?

Grey

A force user who has been trained in both the dark and light side of the force. They sit perfectly in the middle, although sometimes leaning towards dark or light side, depending on the situation.

Grey Jedi

These are force users trained in the light side of the force, but decided not to become a true jedi. These people may use the dark side of the force, so they have chosen to not be a Jedi, or have been exiled.

Grey Sith

These are force users trained in the dark side of the force, but decided to adopt some light side force abilities. They decided to not be a true Sith (or have been exiled), but still call themselves "Grey Sith" because they use mostly the dark side of the force.

[choppedcowboydinosaur]

I always wondered why Count Dooku did not have Sith eyes. I saw a video that says the reason is becuase he was a Grey Sith and was in control of himself. I’m unsure about this but it’s an interesting take. And it’s the first time I heard of the term Grey SIth especially in the comments section.

[new-california-veteran]

Okay I'm gonna break this down real simple like.

The Light Side of The Force is The Force in balance.

The Dark Side is a corruption of The Force. An infection.

The Jedi serve The Force. They are subservient to it.

The Sith subvert The Force. They bend it to their will in an unnatural way.

The Light Side is peace. It is acknowledging your negative emotions without being consumed by them, and living in harmony with The Force.

The Dark Side is suffering. It is succumbing to your negative emotions and being consumed by them.

The Jedi defend life.

The Sith exert their will on those weaker than themselves.

Light = Jedi = Good

Dark = Sith = Evil

Hope this helps.

Also the grey Jedi aren't a thing and the concept is stupid.

[revanknightwoman]

[muyru-iru]

Commander Fox: The sith's are kinda vibing. They are associated with red. Like to 'clean' places. Are practical, ambitious and realistic. Commander Wolffe: They killed our brothers. Commander Fox: they kill everyone. Commander Wolffe: are you insane?! Commander Fox: I'm spitting facts there. Commander Fox: the sith is just reversed jedi with a different vibe and somehow never present at the place you need them to be but show up once in a while.....And since we have no jedi- Wolffe: fox. Commander Fox: we fetch one for ourselves.

[vadersgrl]

anidala grey’s anatomy moodboard

[cute-girls-from-vns-anime-manga]

バーヴァン・シー by Qiandai以宇

[nicolethered]

Qimir takes a swim in The Acolyte 1x06 Teach/Corrupt

[ceruleanvermillion]

the concept of "grey Jedi" doesn't work because the force is light and dark, not black and white. By definition, colour value might be a spectrum, but darkness is absence of light. Everyone is grey! Star wars has clearly implied that nobody is perfect and everyone comes in shades of of grey, everyone is flawed and imperfect. The jedi are all technically grey! Everyone has the dark and potential to fall within them. However, they are "light" because they, as jedi, choose light, choose selflessness, choose goodness. "Light" is a choice.

Textbook fandom interpretation of "grey jedi" is either A. Someone who uses both the dark and light side or B. Someone who is light and does good but doesn't follow the jedi order.

A. doesn't work, because the dark side isn't just defined by "being emotional" or "Thinking of yourself", it's literally stuff like murder and torture. You can't claim to be "good" or "light" or "better than everyone" while also condoning murder at the same time.

B. You don't have to be a jedi to use the force! You don't have to be a jedi to be in the light! Like it's not illegal, the jedi order respects non-jedi force users as long as they don't commit human rights violations! the Jedi are the majority of force users, but they're not the only ones who can use the force. The jedi themselves are aware that there are many different interpretations, and the only intervene when it. yknow. involves murder and torture and the like. calling non-jedi lightside users as "grey jedi" doesn't really make sense because they're... just technically normal jedi. And if they're not associating with the order, then they're just lightside force users that are not jedi? Why would they call themselves jedi if they themselves don't think they are jedi or associate with the jedi???

Like in Ahsoka's situation, she's not a "grey" jedi, she's a light force user that doesn't follow the jedi order. In fact, saying that she's a "grey" jedi is basically just saying that she's a regular jedi? That doesn't make her better or worse or special, disagreeing with the council doesnt make someone better or worse that the other- what does matter is her actual actions. Which, as aforementioned, is lightside. The jedi order is also light. They can coexist, yknow, one is not superior than the other, they're both light. And it's not uncommon for people to disagree with the council. That's the entire point of the jedi having a "council"- to provide different perepectives and healthy debate and come up with the best decision for everyone. You can't please everybody, that's entirely normal. There's a reason why the council discusses instead of having one person make all the choices. The jedi are people too, they're also flawed. You can be grey and choose light, that's what the jedi choose to do.

tldr everyone is already grey, but light and dark is a matter or choice.

addedum Mace windu is a great example of a character who is light, where his use of vaapad requires mastery of control of both light side and dark side, and therefore he often skirts the dark side as well, he consciously makes an effort to choose "light" and master himself.

[funnypansexualanimorph]

Anakin has perfected the art of living by sleeping in catnaps.

Between his night terrors, force visions, Obi-Wan being overly handsy in his sleep, and toddler Luke tugging his sleeve for a glass of water, it's not an uncommon sight to come across Lord Vader in a strange position sleeping somewhere random (is he part loth cat?) because he maybe got two hours of actual rest the night before.

[sahind]

RAY STEVENSON as BAYLAN SKOLL Ahsoka - Season One (2023)

[thehollowprince]

To the person in the tags of my Jedi post... no. The Grey Jedi aren't a thing and have never been a thing.

[darth-kote]

sometimes I get sad bc ik for sure I'd never make it as a Jedi. Like I'd try very hard but never get quite close enough.

[rennebright]

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[kingssorrow]

i don't have a name for him but this is my grey Jedi oc and obviously he ends up working with maul for a while mainly during the takeover of mandalore