This is the reason he’s my favorite. He wasn’t afraid to follow his own path even when his path often conflicted with the Jedi Council. Which was often. https://twitter.com/seantalkssw/status/1279445059553951744
He saw the faults of the Jedi and he even tried bringing it up. He knew they lost sight of what they were truly meant for. Their connection to the living force was waning as was their connection with all living beings.
Read Master & Apprentice. It’s an amazing book and gives a lot of insight into Qui-Gon’s ways of thinking.
Had Qui-Gon survived, I truly believe Palpatine’s plan would have fallen apart.

As much as I love Obi-Wan, his utter devotion to the Council made him just as blind as they were.
Anyway. I find Qui-Gon to be a fascinating character.
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