The Final Lesson

This is it. This is the end. Everything was a build up to this moment. Kreia, now after reclaiming her position of Darth Traya, keeps her promise to answer all of the exile's questions once her training was complete. Now the apprentice must kill the master, there is no other choice.

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[PapitoQinn]

"By killing me here, you have rewarded me more than you could possibly know."

[raptus]

"The force has a will and that is abhorrent to me, it seems to have a will to control the balance when countless lives are lost" *She has a point.*

[Nork]

Revenge wasn't enough for Kreia. Above all else, she had to prove both to the Sith and the Jedi that she was right all along. The Exile is proof of Kreia's convictions. The Exile was more than any Jedi, and more than any Sith, because she alone had learned to live without the Force. And with her revenge complete, Kreia has just one last duty to preform, the teacher's burden. We are what they grow beyond. Kreia is the last and final obstacle for the Exile to overcome. Kreia does not ask for mercy or salvation, though she is glad that the Exile tried. Truthfully, In Kreia's mind, the Exile has already saved her.

[patrickoakley]

The way she says "because I HATE the Force" was incredible. The words just dripped with contempt. The whole plot laid bare. Kreia sought the Death Of The Force itself. And she very nearly succeeded.

[iratepirate]

"There is no great secret, no great revelation - only you."

[monkeycat]

Kreia made me see the force from a different perspective. THANK YOU FOR THIS GAME OBSIDIAN!!

[icyjiub]

The story of a veteran being able to cope with his PTSD and leave the events and regrets of his past behind hits notes that are universal.

[richardched]

I have to admit i was completely baffled by the story of this game when I played it at 10 years old. Only now am I realizing it's brilliance.

[jaredjenkins]

Last night I fell asleep watching the Kreia playlist from Papito Qinn. This morning I turned my computer back on and found myself at this video, number 48. Pretty sure I fell asleep around number 11. Which means I just listened to an obscene amount of Kreia talking to me, in my sleep. Dear god help me

[chichoskruch]

''It is all that is left unsaid upon which tragedies are built'' Amazing quote, especially one concerning love

[aaroncohen]

"You will not show me mercy, I will see you break before you do." That's a raw ass line.

[Blue_]

I'm simple woman, I see Kreia I click like.

[TurKlack]

When I was younger I never truly understood what her goal was. I was simply to young. And even now as an adult I have a hard time understanding her.

But I think i came to a similar conclusion as she. The Force is unnessesary. The Jedi and Sith are unnessesary. The Sith are blinded by their own ignorance, and the Jedi are to blinded by their arrogance.

[takashi]

1:43 "But hey maybe I'm just a crazy self-serving old crone, lmao."

[triplezeroxz]

There is a beautiful irony in that she, as a master manipulator, hates being manipulated by the Force.

[AdellRedwinters]

Kreia will always be my favorite Star Wars character, so well written

[AshtonTheMelon]

Even the cleverness of giving her the purple lightsabers, which George Lucas re-contextualized to be someone who is adept with both sides of the force. Light and dark. Truly poignant.

[AdeptKing]

I know Kreia was just using the exile to get her revenge(in part) and prove her theories true. Yet I remember that Kreia said at one point she wanted the exile to be “saved”. Feels like Kreia was trying to give her student closure while fulfilling her own goals too. The theme of this game seems to be about dealing with trauma, all the cast have that issue in this game.

[munfurai]

"I have thought of this moment, more than you know. And I wondered if here at this ending between us, if you would care enough to try to save me. If a Jedi could find it within themselves, to spare one who has fallen so far. I wanted you to say those words. For that I am grateful, "

This is so much more impactful than anything she says, with what it says about her. No manipulation. No setting things in motion for her to achieve her will. She genuinely, maybe desperately, hoped for the Exile to say that. She almost sounds like she yearned for it.

[Funinightmare]

I want to mention that I really appreciate the Obsidian actually took the time to give really dynamic shots during the dialogue moments. Bioware never did this in Kotor 1 but Obsidian really took it further showing the whole of Malachor than just two people talking