Why did the Sith and the Jedi fight?

Because their philosophical ideals. Sith crave power. Jedi seek knowledge and peace. Sith hate jedi for being weak and limiting their potential in the force.

Why does the Sith want to destroy the Jedi?

Originally Answered: Why do Siths want to cause massacres to Jedis out of hatred? The Sith by nature want to take power, the Jedi prevent them, so the Sith want to destroy the Jedi. It’s a religious difference. The Sith use the Dark Side of the Force which is fueled by emotions such as anger and hatred.

Why do Jedi fall to the Dark Side?

There are three quite well-known movies that discuss exactly this: the Star Wars prequel trilogy. In The Phantom Menace, Yoda says, “Fear is the path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering.” This is a succinct foreshadowing of Anakin’s eventual fall.

What did the Jedi do to the Sith?

Fall of the Sith The Sith’s quest to gain power was ultimately their undoing, as the dark side made them turn against one another. Within a year, the Jedi managed to defeat the infighting Sith, bringing what was left of the dark order to its knees. However, one Sith, Darth Bane, survived.

Why didn’t the Jedi destroy the SITHS?

It was only because of a Sith, Darth Bane, that the Sith fell into hiding, and the Jedi believing they were completely destroyed. You see, Darth Bane, in his researching the Light and Dark sides of the Force, realized that the Jedi create the Light side, and the Sith use the Dark side.

What do you think about the Sith?

Found this interesting quote from GL: “The Sith are people who are very self-centered and selfish. There used to be many Sith, but because they hunger for power, they killed each other off, so now there are only two – a master and an apprentice. Sith rely on their passion to get things done.

Why did Darth Bane destroy his own brotherhood?

You see, Darth Bane, in his researching the Light and Dark sides of the Force, realized that the Jedi create the Light side, and the Sith use the Dark side. Therefore, the more Sith there are, the less Darkness there is to use. So he destroys his own brotherhood of Sith, so that he can be as powerful as all of them combined.

What makes a Jedi a Jedi?

There is no death; there is only the Force. A Jedi does not act for personal power or wealth but seeks knowledge and enlightenment. A Jedi never acts from hatred, anger, fear, or aggression but acts when calm and at peace with the Force.