Star Wars Q&A

We'll try to answer them. Even Wookieepedia is confusing sometimes.

Agreed!! I've had several times where I've either gotten lost on Wookieepedia, or confused.

Ask me anything about clone troopers! Or Mando warriors! OYA, Jettis!

Ok, I have a question, but it's a hard one. What would happen if a jedi didn't believe in the force? Would they still be able to use the force?

To DutchessSatinaKenobi, Well, I depends. If you don't have a master to teach you the way of the Force, you won't be able to command it. You have to have a Master to teach you. If you don't, your "Force Powers"will be very weak... Did I cover it Jedi~Chick, Amarathine?

A Jedi? You mean someone with force sensitivity. What would happen in the old Jedi Order is that masters would sense the baby's sensitivity and take the baby away from the family, sometimes by force. Or the parents would take them to be tested.

Either way, even if the child didn't know about the force, weird things would happen to them. They would still be faster and cleverer than non-force users. They would be able to sense things before they happened, and dodge danger. Sometimes they would be able to move things without touching them.

So the answer is yes. The force helps force sensitives, whether they know it or not. They might not be able to control it, but normally someone comes along and helps them with it.

A good example is Cilghal, a healer from the New Jedi Order. She didn't know she was force sensitive. She was an ambassador for Mon Calamari. During an invasion of Mon Calimari, Luke Skywalker noticed she could tell which ships would be blown up before they actually were. So he took her to be tested, and she became a jedi!

That kind of clears it up. Thanks

Amaranthine wrote:

A Jedi? You mean someone with force sensitivity. What would happen in the old Jedi Order is that masters would sense the baby's sensitivity and take the baby away from the family, sometimes by force. Or the parents would take them to be tested.

Either way, even if the child didn't know about the force, weird things would happen to them. They would still be faster and cleverer than non-force users. They would be able to sense things before they happened, and dodge danger. Sometimes they would be able to move things without touching them.

So the answer is yes. The force helps force sensitives, whether they know it or not. They might not be able to control it, but normally someone comes along and helps them with it.

A good example is Cilghal, a healer from the New Jedi Order. She didn't know she was force sensitive. She was an ambassador for Mon Calamari. During an invasion of Mon Calimari, Luke Skywalker noticed she could tell which ships would be blown up before they actually were. So he took her to be tested, and she became a jedi!

Then what about Venku, Etain and Darman's son. Jusik Bardan trains him, but HE doesn't get taking by the Jedi. and......... yea... I think you got the point.

What happens if parents have two force-sensitive children? Will both of them be trained? Will they even know that they're siblings?
Is there a way to get rid of the Hutt clan without killing them all?

Btw, to bring back up the other subject, Anakin didn't really believe or really even know about the force when he was little but we could tell that he was sort of using it during pod races when he could see things before they happened.