'only a sith deals in absolutes' encapsulates the idea that jedi are clueless to what they themselves have become They are not so different to the sith, but they never really stop to think about it They believe ultimately that what they do is right, and that is absolute thinking. It's a uniformly strange line, not only for the confusion it elicits but for its sheer clunkiness. In today's article, we are going to discuss one of the famous quotes from the franchise The line itself is an absolute statement — the claim that only sith deals in absolutes — which makes the very core of it seem contradictory coming from a jedi.
It's why so many jedi became inquisitors. About only a sith deals in absolutes is a famous quote from the 2005 film star wars episode iii Only a sith deals in absolutes In a surprising twist, a famous line from the star wars saga has reignited discussions about absolutes and their inherent contradictions If you're not with me, then you're my enemy The sith can only deal with their own selfish world view
