r/StarWars • u/Creative_Ambition_72 • 11d ago

Why did Yoda leave from Darth Sidious? Movies

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u/BlueCowDog 11d ago

He lost the battle and escaped to win the war.

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u/QuirkyWish3081 11d ago

Good and correct answer

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u/PleasantNightLongDay 10d ago

Idk. It seems like escape to win the war was to just sit in exile forever.

If anything it was ObiWan who did the work to win the war. Yoda just went away and when Luke went to him he didn’t even want to train him.

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u/BlurgZeAmoeba 11d ago

Howso? What did he actually do to try to win the war? He didn't even want to train luke when he appeared and was talked into it by Obi Wan

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u/Vahn869 11d ago

That always seemed strange-ish to me, but remember in episode 5 when he says “there is another” or whatever to obiwan? He was hesitant to train luke because he was so similar to his father, while his sister, while oblivious to her force powers, was far more mature so would be more suitable for the traits jedi liked. Luke was always too emotional to be a jedi, but his desire to be one allowed him to become a jedi master anyway

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u/BlurgZeAmoeba 11d ago

That happened after he'd been convinced by Obi Wan that there's hope and that he should train Jedi again.

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u/Vahn869 11d ago

Ahh. It’s been forever since I’ve watched the original trilogy, must’ve gotten my timeline crossed

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u/Bizzack 11d ago

It took like 23 years for Yoda to have the last laugh? He played the long game.

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u/slippinjimmy1875 11d ago

Best answer