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RE: Discussions with Duncan
"My Master went to the order on Courescant and tried just that, tried to reform the Jedi. She was killed for it. The Council, at least part of it, knows that she was murdered, and has done nothing about it. Killed for trying to reform the order. Your master was there that day, and well. I have wondered about trying to pick up where she left off, but look at Olivan, look at what happened there. Tell me that order can be mended, tell me that those sides will come together. This war is pulling the Galaxy apart. Some part of you sensed that, and it is why you made the comment you did. If you believe that it can be saved, I will stand beside you, help as I may, but if you believe it is beyond saving, look at the Church of heaven. A new order could be just what is needed in the outer rim to give those without hope an alternative." Gadeon's face was disciplined, he had always excelled at control, but he made no mask of the fact that as he spoke of his master he was working hard to control his feelings.
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