How Did Obi-Wan Kenobi React To Darth Vader's Redemption?

For most of the original trilogy, Kenobi tries to convince Luke Skywalker to defeat and kill his father, believing Vader to be totally irrideemable. When Luke turned himself in, Obi-Wan believed that Luke was making a huge mistake. In fact, throughout Luke’s duel with Vader, Kenobi was urging Luke to kill him. Vader’s betrayal of the Empeor came to a huge surprise to Kenobi. Drawing upon Padme’s last words and Qui Gon Jinns teachings, he came to realise that his own failure to fogirve Anakin had pushed Vader further to the dark side. Filled with regret, Kenobi decided he would right this wrong by teaching Anakin the force ghost ability.

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[VadersFortress]

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[TheGoatFromIowa]

Vader’s redemption is one of the greatest moments in movie history.

[chaosarrives]

"Was I a good Jedi?"
"Jedi? Yes. Sith? No"
"At least I was a good Jedi"
*Mace Windu walks in*
"A Jedi KNIGHT"

[naterk]

Anakin: *appears as a force ghost*

Kenobi: "Hello there."

[xendordawnburst]

Anakin: dies
Kenobi: Okay, Anakin, we got to hurry before your spirit becomes one with the Force, I gotta teach you one last lesson so that you can join me in guiding Luke in teaching the next generation of Jedi!

[Sam-cpvn]

Obi wan when vader redeems himself:

A suprise to be sure but a Welcome one

[doubt]

Yoda took years with qui Gon to learn it

Meanwhile obi wan and Anakin had a few minutes to cram it into Anakin's head

[DashingSteel]

Kenobi in the prequels: It's over, Anakin! I have the high ground!

Kenobi during Vader's redemption: No. For it to be over I must...Have an Even Ground.

Anakin's force ghost: It's good to see you again...Master.

[zaukonig]

Your telling me Obi Wan taught anakin the force ghost ability in like a minute?

[liveelbaraka]

Obi Wans force ghost floating over Anikan..
Obi wan whispering ...."High Ground"!

[mythmakroxymore]

Whaddya know, old men CAN learn new lessons.

[PsychoCrnivore]

I really like that fan art of Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan and Yoda’s force ghosts standing behind Luke while Vader is dying

[magolormemes]

I imagine Anakin popped up behind Obi-Wan, startling him.

[liamdalemon]

Obi-Wan: Luke you must kill Vader
Owen's force ghost: like you killed Vader?
Obi-Wan: what- but I... okay you have a point

[mysite]

From the book "Rise and Fall of Darth Vader" written by Ryder Windham before Disney:

"Initially there was darkness for Anakin Skywalker, a boundless shadowy realm, like a universe without stars. But then, from somewhere at the edge of his awareness, he perceived a distant shimmering light, then heard a voice say "Anakin". The voice was familiar. Although Anakin no longer had a body or a mouth which to speak, he somehow answered,
"Obi Wan? Master, I'm so sorry. So very very-
"Anakin, listen carefully, you are in the netherworld of the force, but if you ever wish to revisit corporeal space, then I still have one thing left to teach you. A way to become one with the force. If you choose this path of immortality, you must listen now, before your consciousness fades."

Knowing he was beyond redemption, Anakin said,
"But Master...why me?"
"Because you ended the horror Anakin. Because you fulfilled the prophecy.
"Thank you master."
The light was very bright now. Anakin's first thought was that he might be able to see his children again. (Ryder, William, "Rise and Fall of Darth Vader", Pages 210-211)

[christianealshut]

He must have been a real good teacher then, with Anakin learning it that fast...

[rocksnrolls]

Kenobi: "OH SHIT! HE COULD DO THAT?!"

[kgunitkeese]

In the novelization of ROTJ, Obi-Wan feels Anakin’s presence in the netherworld of the force and the first thing Anakin says is “I’m so sorry”.

[AceOfHeartz]

A father who failed his son pulled him to the true form of the force.

[barryjeanfontenot]

Obi Wan: “Listen, kid, I’ve been in the ‘inexplicably refraining from killing Anakin’ club for a loooong time, now, and what I’ve learned is that it pretty much always backfires.”