Why Luke was SHOCKED the Way Obi-Wan BEAT Anakin on Mustafar

Imagine taking Luke and his character from that to killing your apprentice in there sleep then wondering why it’s not well received

These Legends stories are remarkable. I can’t get enough of hearing them, and would love more. This is the universe we deserve.

Imagine if Luke watched a recording of anakin vs obi wan

The reason Luke is such a powerful Jedi, is that he is fueled by empathy and love. It’s that love that allows him to even use some force abilities which would be deemed as exclusively dark by many, but doing them out of love changes the very nature of them. He turns dark to light within himself, his family, and the very galaxy.

from the title i was like "did luke watch revenge of the sith?"

Luke and Obi Wan would have strikingly different vantage points. Kenobi saw all of Anakin’s pettiness, arrogance, ego, and jealousy that led him to the dark side. His decision on Mustafar was correct: Trust in the Force. Luke came into the relationship without fully grasping the flaws of his father, so it was easier for him to see the good.

Luke is his mother's son and believes that their is still good in his father and use the massive amount of compassion and empathy within himself to redeem his father, particularly even more so upon learning how vader became whom he was now, more machine than man.

Luke is truly an amazing character. The fulfillment of what Anakin was supposed to be. He did what Yoda and Ben could not do. Then Disney went and shit all over his character and legacy and for that I will never watch anything disney makes under the " disney star wars" banner. Star wars will live on in this channel and other true fans who make fan fiction films.

If more people would practice understanding and forgiveness this world would be a better place.

Luke acted how the force would have wanted him to it's not a matter of deserved because when it comes down to it no one deserves anything. The thought of deserving something is just that a thought made up by us living beings a hope that we will get something for every action we perform or don't perform.

Man it's stuff like this that makes the sequel trilogy no sense at all especially Luke's attitude towards everything, Luke didn't give up or fall even when Caedus killed mara Jade...Luke still refuses to kill his own nephew who just killed Luke's own wife and aunty of Caedus himself....I couldn't do that.😢 My nephew kills my wife....I fear what I would do to my nephew...Luke's definitely a light of hope forever

Luke’s ability to relate to Obi Won in the moment he left Vader to die, but still have pity/sympathy for what his father had become is probably the most important aspect of his capacity to redeem Vader. Knowing that his son still had love for him after everything he had done gave Anakin the impetus he needed to turn on Palpatine before the end.

Tbh the way Obi Wan left Amakin there was very strange considering the damage Anakin had caused and what he could (did) cause if left alive. If he waited, made sure he was dead, or saved him then things could have been different but he just walked away.

Kenobi didn't leave Anakin to die, he left him to for the force to decide his fate

Luke’s growth between empire and Jedi and his path to knighthood is one of the most interesting parts of the story to be explored.

This is very touching. True Jedi. Beacon of hope,light. Luke is the light side. He's like Padme. Leia is like Anakin :) Maybe he could be more angry at Obi-Wan. May the Force be with you too. See you in the next video :)

I always liked how Luke handled pulling his father back to the light. As Vader escorted Luke to Palpatine, he grabbed his lightsaber and ignited it. Even as an evil lord, you could tell Vader was so proud to see his son wielding a Green saber. Vader came back to the light side right before he died. It was a beautiful moment if you’ve ever watched the original movies. I know they are old and hard to keep up on but so worth the watch. He may have been Darth Vader, but he was born as, and died as Anakin Skywalker.

I don't know what i think about what he thought. All I'm thinking about is how neither Yoda, nor Kenobi were exactly covering themselves in glory during the final acts of their lives. Both of them egging on Luke to kill his father.🤨 What exactly is The Force's view on patricide? That look on Yoda's face when Luke asked him wasn't compassionate concern for Luke, it was him thinking "F*CK!! Who told him?! Great, now WTF are we going to do? Kenobi: he made sure Luke was watching when he let Vader cut through him right when he jumped through the Force glory-hole into the great beyond, or whenever he went. The point was so that Luke would think that Vader killed him. He even smirked right before he did it! A shit eating grin that i might add, that looked not unlike Palpatine's when he was on his back with Windu over him. It was that "I'm going to manipulate this idiot kid," grin. 😏 Dicks

It's a shame that Luke fell into the hands of the mouse

I think Luke made the right call but should be a little bit more angry at both men, Obi-wan and even Yoda in a way was just dobging the problem which in the long run only made things worse. And Luke should have pity for his own father but should be more willing to hold him accountable for his own action both before and AFTER Mustafar, for the emperor’s willing pawn or to save Padme does not justify his crimes against the galaxy.