Kreia - Feel This Moment (Star Wars)

No one's ever really gone
Music Used: Audiomachine - The Truth
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[@MoongemVAA]

Any scene from any form of star wars media ever: *exists* All of Kreia's dialogue: it's free real estate.

[@lordintelleki4775]

Not without me by her side

[@Cirex2118]

I read that in her voice lol

[@VigilantBal]

And they choose the sequels to show 🤮

[@Evren_]

@@VigilantBal yeah and its great

[@Sesharon]

It's strange that a character who despises what the Force represents seems to be the one who is by far the best at describing it with poignancy.

[@AA-jp9cj]

She is a tragic character. She learned all that there is about the Jedi and understood they were lacking in their understanding of the Force. She became a Sith to learn more about the Force only to learn that the Sith were also lacking, yet in the end she understood the Force manipulated the whole Star Wars Universe so she wanted to sever the Galaxy of the Force, but the Force brought Exile on her way and Kreia lost, and so did her teachings...

[@johnnyb7628]

@@AA-jp9cj When you put it like that, (which iv Never thought of it like that) it really is sad and tragic.

[@Phoenix_254]

I believe she described that paradox like a doctor understanding a poison in order to know how best to kill it. Sidious, in his own way, did a similar deal by spending years working alongside the Jedi throughout the war. It's one thing to know the doctrine of the jedi and see them as the galaxy does. But when the time came, it was just as important to know the leaders of the jedi on a personal level to twist the dagger just right.

[@atruenobody6189]

@@AA-jp9cj In my opinion, her tragedy lies in a different reason. Kreia studied the Jedi and Stih ideologies, their history and observed their behaviors and believings and was able to see the failures and mistakes they did, but was never able to stop for a moment, looking at herself and asking, if that what she was doing, was really the solution to the problem.Because - and that is her tragedy for me - she could see all this problems and mistakes, but could not escape her education. She learned the same teachings as all Jedi when she was a youngling and one of them is, that the force has a will, that its reaching for a goal and that there is alight and a dark side. And she never were able to question that. Does the Force have a will? Are there a light and a dark side? We can not know. There is no proof to any of this, but its what most of the Sith and Jedi believe in, their intrepretation of the force. So is it the force, that creates all this deaths and the endless wars, or those, who think they know, what the force is and their opposite ideologies? They alsways fight, never trying to settle down an discuss their believings and differences and because of this, they dont realize the failures in their thinking. Its exactly what Lord Scourg stated in Dudus Force in Balance - Times change and so must we: "We do not change, that is the great failing between both our people." The endless wars kept both sides so busy with each other, that everyone who tried to reform the ways of thinkings, were just ignored or even cut down. Or they tried the wrong way of solving the problem, like Kreia did. If we are honest, what would have happende, if the fource would have died? Would the wars have ended? No, because the ideologies are still there. Yes, the Jedi and Sith wouldnt be able to use the force anymore but i think that this only would have eliminated a hurdle for joining one of the both orders. From ten thousands of members to somewhat of some millions i guess.

[@scorpiOHscorpiHO]

Literally

[@DERIC4REAL328]

Kreia was in my opinion the most underated teachers of the force in star wars.i really think most of revans knowledge of the force that he truly believed in was from her.

[@slanderouseel1089]

Yup. She was absolutely brilliant. She was a historian, & her & Revan made the best master-apprentice pairing I could possibly imagine.

[@Contevent]

@@slanderouseel1089 You opened Pandora's box with this statement's :p Personally, I feel Kreia and the Exile have the best Master Apprentice relationship. The relationship between Revan and Kreia is only alluded to, and given the ambiguous nature of Revan's character it is hard to know what their dynamic even was. On the other hand by the time the two meet, Kreia is at the height of her wisdom while the Exile is precisely the one able to who needs Kreia's teaching's specifically.

[@TY-km8hj]

@@Contevent yh ur right there

[@KaelVidos20]

because she is a sith

[@KaelVidos20]

@@blyat3422 Sith masters are not well known

[@michaelczuba1030]

"It is like a beloved pupil with whom you have shared everything" *shows young Obi-Wan with little Anakin* *cries*

[@falleneldor]

Yeah not ashamed to admit I cried, there when Anakin held Padme, and I really lost it with young luke vade/old luke new jedi order...damn the feels are in all da pain... lol

[@basak9746]

Yes! That and the part Ahsoka leaves Anakin when it says “It is knowing what you want to say and never finding the words” broke me...

[@o01chris10o]

@@basak9746 mee too. Clone wars hits harder than a truck

[@benlowe1701]

Its one of the best pieces of writing. At the beginning of the Game, it feels like she is talking about Sion. Then, in the middle the of the game, you learn she trained Reven. At it applies to them. By the end of the game, it is about you. Its magnificent.

[@LK-so6qu]

@@benlowe1701 Agreed. Her entire teaching and presence is based on driving her pupil to the state and position she wants. Even agreeing to possibly being cast aside at one point, and then her death. :(((( Makes me sad when in the end you realize the big picture, of her not exactly being the "big last boss fight", but simply the final step of her teaching and investment. Revan might have been stronger than Meetra, but never achieved completion of Kreia's teaching.

[@FrostReave]

Kreia is one of the most interesting characters of all time. Her idea’s in the force is truly unique. Also this is definitely one of my top five Star Wars tributes

[@arkhoss08]

Dudufilm makes more than tributes, he gives more meanings to he scenes from all over the time in the str wrs galaxy.

[@FrostReave]

@Aventicity Number 1 has to be *Conflict Within* kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2jTmp54od2qaZI Number 2: *Revenge of the Sith* kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmace6SObcZjsKc Number 3: is probably this video

[@DeaconRayne]

So I don't know why, but this has me in tears. Especially given what Kreia's fate ultimately is. I adored her. For all her cruelty, her manipulativeness, her disregard for others; she refused to be a pawn to anyone or anything - even the Force itself. She believed deeply in not giving a damn what anyone else thought as she made her own path. She was neither a self indulgent sadist as the Sith are nor a sanctimonious hypocrite as the Jedi are. And because she saw, clearly, how pointless each faction is, she was very alone. An outcast and a pariah. Condemned as a traitor by the Sith and a monster by the Jedi. And still she refused to give in, to change, to confirm. And I can relate to that. She offered her wisdom with no pretension. No insistence that her way was the only way. She left it up to the player to find their own path, their own way. As she did; without regard to the opinions of others. And I loved her for that. So here's to you, Kreia. You may have been a kind of monster. But you were *my* kind of monster.

[@shyper4362]

She was betrayed. Condemned. Outcasted. And ultimately - *exiled*

[@user-wk2dn2pv4c]

It’s very hard to word her influence and her character, but you have done it excellently.

[@aaronlopez5163]

Kreia has touched us all even without the force. Now i know why she wanted to change the ways of both factions. You dont need the force to form bonds friendships and be kind or cruel. You dont need the force if you have love and that was her end goal to teach everyone that emotions arent bad or a tool and they can even be more powerful than the force in a good way in a sense she believed the time of the force was over and that feeling emotion and being a human being was more powerful than some strange energy feild ever could be bevause you are the one that feels nit the force and if emotion can overpower the force than you as an individual are already as strong as a jedi or sith could ever be and maybe even stronger. Hate can lead to the dark side sure but love and hate are two completely different things and controlling your love for others and your passions can lead to so many good things that you cant do as a jedi or the sith

[@IanGoesBoom303]

"It is having the energy of youth, and then feeling the cloak of years fall upon you, and knowing you are weak, fragile, and a thing easily discarded." This is such a powerful and moving piece of dialogue, in particular. And it has brought me to tears more than once. Kudos to whoever wrote it.

[@gilgamesh4869]

Pretty much all of Kreia dialog is top-tier writing.

[@IanGoesBoom303]

True

[@DarthSathion]

iangoesb00m Chris Avellone the brain child of kotor 2

[@ArvelDreth]

@@DarthSathion yeah I was just gonna say. Chris Avellone is amazing.

[@dzikripratama3776]

@@ArvelDreth he wrote Kreia, The Exile, Visas Marr, Mira, Zanbaar and Brianna The Handmaiden. Plus several area like Nar Shaada, Dxun, Korriban and Peragus.

[@zackbolla1657]

Kreia:*exists* Me: "so anyways, I start liking.."

[@thegodofimagination]

That one cool uses of a meme i have seen a while i am even more glad i checked back with great video

[@I_am_a_cat_]

Kreia is my favorite star wars character. She is amazing. Amazing writing. Amazing character. I have showed some of her dialog to my mother, its so powerful.

[@DuduFilm]

I’ve been working on a documentary about Star Wars for the past 2 years. But the youtube algorithm is so broken that subscribers don’t see it in their feeds. Here it is folks, watch and enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYrMfH-Qeclgaqs& No one's ever really gone . hmmm..... May the force serve you well

[@corruptangel6793]

"No-one ever has to die, not really, not if you keep a place for them in your heart." -Jacen Solo

[@AlexanderAhjolinna]

..sigh....I start to think about the RLM video which is also about SW and it's called "No One's Ever Really Gone" kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX-3fXaVqs56fKM

[@michaeledwards1644]

excellent

[@jacthing1]

@Darth Blizzar kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4uThGOQbdGIisk this is to me a very well done video about it

[@Robertward111]

@Darth Blizzar look up the video The Philosophy of Traya you will not be disappointed.

[@mariapazgonzalezlesme]

Hey, Kreia should be renamed as Darth Emoticer. Because she destroyed my feelings without using the Force, just with words.

[@Rotorzilla]

Who wrote the dialog for these games? Kreia's words are so amazing and powerful.

[@shiveringisles3509]

Chris Avellone probably.

[@ArvelDreth]

It was Chris Avellone.

[@DysmasTheGoodThief]

How can a person write this? 🤔😢

[@dzikripratama3776]

@@DysmasTheGoodThief en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Avellone

[@brucejedilee5290]

These aren't the words of a man, it's the words of a prophet

[@jordanj190]

This video has a lot of healing energy to it. Kreia really is the most thought provoking character throughout the Star Wars Universe in my opinion. So many real life lessons she teaches within her in game dialogue

[@benlowe1701]

"It is like a beloved pupil to whom you have shared everything, sacrificed everything, and having them turn from you, and forget all you were. " You are meant to think that she refers to Sion. Only to later learn she means Reven. And by the end, to be yourself.

[@ShadowGhost0117]

Revan and the Exile were her greatest students.

[@AlyssMa7rin]

@@ShadowGhost0117 and her greatest failures.

[@Kernog]

It's a shame Kreia has never made it into canon. Her vision of things was very interesting, as well as the fact that her beliefs were completely at odds with the classic Jedi/Sith opposition.

[@arthurloginov4722]

If you understood her, you know there is only one canon - your own. Disney is a lie.

[@DarthNoox]

My Lord, we’ve been expecting you.

[@jsbcody]

"It is such a quiet thing to fall... but far more terrible is to admit it."

[@TheIfifi]

Man... This was just beautiful. Kreia is such an amazing character. I loved the parallel with Anakin who can't find a way to express himself as Ahsoka leaves and then Obi Wan saying goodbye to an old enemy Maul, under the twin moons. The dialogue is just amazing, how Kreia manages to somehow makes you feel something that isn't real, I can totally relate to what she is saying and the way you manage to portray this. Good work Dudu, damn good work once again.

[@carfan115forever4]

I believe we relate to it because somewhere and somehow it is not totally false or.. fictive.

[@MasteringJohn]

I wonder how Anakin would have fared under her tutelage. Would he be like Revan, wielding the Force without submitting himself utterly to it? Or would he be like Sion; so dependent upon it that he could never bare living without it?

[@Cailus3542]

@@MasteringJohn Anakin and Kreia would've been like oil and water. She could never have taught him, nor would he have ever learned from her. They were just too dissimilar in every aspect of who they were. Can you imagine Anakin sitting with Kreia, discussing philosophy like Revan and Meetra did? For all his prodigious power, Anakin was first and foremost a man of action, not of thought and wisdom. That said...here's a thought. Try throwing Revan (post-redemption) and Anakin at each other. The two men are so incredibly similar, yet also very different. Both possess enormous strength in the Force and both love deeply, but they have other fundamental differences. Of all the Jedi and Sith in the Star Wars EU, I suspect that Revan is the only one whom Anakin (and later Vader) could've truly identified with. That friendship would've been truly unique.

[@anthonyreynolds1995]

@@Cailus3542 while I dont have it on the tip of my tongue there is a Story on AO3 along those lines. But they pair Meetra with Ezra instead of Luke for some reason.

[@TY-km8hj]

@@Cailus3542 would be really interesting. Anakin could learn a lot in the ways if balancing himself between light and dark.

[@I_am_a_cat_]

This makes me wanna cry. Kreia is the best star wars character ever. I miss kotor.

[@RevanShanDarkJedi]

This was absolutely beautiful. Edit: I may have broken the rewatch button..

[@superdougie4637]

Hearing what she says in KOTOR 2 seems to make more sense as time goes by and I'm not just talking about in lore but also out of the lore, it's as if she really predicted everything that happens in the future films before they even released! It's just spooky!

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Super Dougie Yes

[@aliveandwellinisrael7944]

Xbox 2005 takes me back.

[@kingrico717]

She was truly a Dark Lord Of The Sith

[@TY-km8hj]

@@kingrico717 she was once sith but she left the order behind along with the jedi since both were flawed.

[@toadofsteel]

It's almost as if Kotor II was a meta-commentary by Chris Avellone on what Star Wars as a franchise is.

[@molnarrobert8561]

The moment when you realise that Kreia is Arren Kae, and throughout the whole thing she's speaking to her daughter about life and the Force.

[@IanGoesBoom303]

I watched this video once, and I cried at it on it's surface. Then I watched it again, and your observation hit me, that it was Kae speaking with her daughter so very poignantly, perhaps even more so than how she speaks with the Exile...and I cried again.

[@blackstar2458]

This video is so beautiful that is beyond words

[@funnyhispanic]

Its like waking up and hearing the heartbeat of the galaxy for the first time

[@J0K3Rtje]

Coming back to these ones in awhile. Miss you Dudu!

[@TheAngryHippie]

Absolutely powerful. Another example of philosophy transcending the means of which it is told. You don't even have to like Star Wars to feel this. Bravo!

[@Shadowsoldier87]

The look on Anakin's face as Ahsoka leaves gets to me every time :(

[@ShadowGhost0117]

Shadowsoldier87 they will always be one of the best duos to ever exist.

[@kaiserreichempireofohio834]

"It is like a beloved pupil to whom you have shared everything, sacrificed everything, and having them turn from you, and forget all you were." - Kreia

[@thedoruk6324]

Tbh, *extended universe* was better at explaining force - death - ressurrection compared to anything Disney done. I mean even the Dark Side has 'cheat codes' at the extended universe, as Nihilus, Krayt and the Vitilante did conquered death, along with palpatine

[@FrostReave]

Disney doesn’t understand ANY of the themes of Star Wars let alone the discrete aspects of the force.

[@corruptangel6793]

Non of them ever Conquered death. The best they did was cheat it for a time. Andeduu with his Essence Transfer, Sion and Nihilus with their wounds, Vitiate with his Nathema ritual, Exar Kun, Krayt... the closet one to the actually conquering death was Plaguies who would have become immortal with limitless power should he have lived another decade or two via controlling the source of life itself.

[@thedoruk6324]

@@corruptangel6793 hence, *Cheat Codes(!)* stand for Vitilante *did* come close to conquering it tbh

[@thedoruk6324]

@@FrostReave *exactly*

[@corruptangel6793]

@@thedoruk6324 your claim about Vitiate conquering is what I was commenting on, not your cheat codes line. Cheating death and conquering it are not the same thing. And I disagree that he came close. Vitiate gained eternal youth for a time, but the cost was his sanity and self control. And he was as mortal as anyone when it came to a lightsaber strike. (Hence why I used eternal youth here instead of immortality) he never gained any sort of control over life and death, his merely stole the vitality of a planet and its inhabitants. The only one to ever come close to *conquering* death was Plaguies as he could bring back the dead and will others to die

[@jayhill5529]

An amazing video. As always. I will always adore Kreia as someone, even when listening to critical essays on her and watching multiple analytical videos, I don't think I can ever understand her. She is just so beautiful as a character. Like, just the concept of her is mind blowing. I came into Star Wars believing its entirety was the force and then Kreia just blows that all away... not in a bad way, but a good way. She will always be an idol to propel me forwards - as with many others. I love her.

[@Sweetness71775]

Kreia is a deconstructionist at their finest. She can pull something apart and put it back together to where it is stronger. It's what she did with Meetra Surrik.

[@22kingdomheartsfan]

I always hated that I had to fight Kreia. She was a hard woman to please sometimes, but goddamn she was my teacher, and she truly cared about the Exile. KOTOR 2 was a fantastic game, I love it SO MUCH to this day, and I can't wait for the remakes to come. Side note: LOVE! This video! Hearing Kreia's views on the Force and all the images and footage from all three trilogies, and the TV series'! Perfection!

[@Milda47]

This video is a masterpiece for people who believe in the Force. Well done my brother in the Force.

[@cookiethegreat]

Bloody hell, I actually shed a tear watching this

[@redbone9553]

You can really see why every one of Kreia's students was so enraptured by her teaching when she was a Jedi.

[@brucejedilee5290]

The old EU beats anything Disney does! Their comics are great and I love Rebels and they have made good books. But very little is as deep and big as a lot of stuff the old EU did.

[@ananyabailey1057]

Watching this again every now and then, it's so wonderful. This video alone is 1000x better than episode 9.

[@zachjay1104]

The voices are that of a mother and daughter, both under an identity that is hiding who they used to be. Handmaiden and Kreia AKA Brianna and Arren Kae.

[@ajcarl122]

Fantastic work! I'm a huge fan of when you're able to use Kreia in your videos, because she offers a breath of fresh air to the traditional views of the Force.

[@sharaxo]

Kreia is hands down one of the best characters in the EU. Up there There with Thrawn.

[@dzikripratama3776]

And Revan too

[@LegoSwordViedos]

Kreia didn't hate the force she wanted to feel the moment and know what she felt was her own and not some dictate of the force, she criticized the jedi and sith to strengthen them an try to make them see their hipocracy. To be ourselves and to be free to live our own lives, even if short, to relish and cherish the time we have, and not waste it as our life is pushed by one side of the force or the other to act as a puppet and then die to be discarded. To cut the scrings and stand up on ones own to be free to feel the moment and to feel life, before the puppet crumples lifeless to the ground... As a Jedi they teach there is no death there is the force but she grew to not fear death and only feared to always be a puppet of the force, she became a sith, because through power her chains would be broken, but even as she gained the pinical of power, she was never free from the force, both the light and dark pushed her life down the paths they wanted. She had the strength to look and the world and shun the power she did not earn and move to make her own choice and will. I think this is what she wanted me to learn after all this time. All the magical power in the world means nothing if that same power makes you a slave and dictates how you use it and what you may or may not achieve. Spurn fate and make your own.

[@shiveringisles3509]

INFLUENCE GAINED

[@gilgamesh4869]

After watching this many times I came to conclusion that this is one of the best edited vidoes I ever seen. So emotional and gives so much meaning.

[@mankind-redefined1982]

Replace the word "Force" with the word "Love", and you'll feel the impact of this in a more human way.

[@daviddavidson9923]

I've watched this video multiple times and thought about what it means and i think it can mean multiple things. Loss of a loved one for part 1 and the resulting depression in part 2. War in part 1 and living life in part 2. Death in part 1 and life in part 2.

[@Robert-dl6fq]

brilliant.

[@jankyredstoner]

Needs more upvotes. This brought my experience not to the next level, but to a higher dimension.

[@mankind-redefined1982]

@@jankyredstoner Well thank you, lol. Personally I always thought the force was meant as a metaphor of raw human emotion. Particularly the strong ones, like love, hate, and will.

[@jankyredstoner]

@@mankind-redefined1982 Same! I've just gotten stuck on the making things float part of the force when I think about it that way, but I totally agree!

[@archades115]

Jesus H. Christ. This touched me. Kreia, once again, adding context to Star Wars in a way that no one else can.

[@sevatorion7975]

The force is love, it binds us, it is more than an attraction to another person.

[@TheOracleofClocks]

I damn near got a very real tear in my eye. I've always appreciated the spiritual underpinnings of the franchise, and sorely felt its absence lacking in the modern revival. This video gives something I feel like the franchise desperately needs. Thank you for providing it.

[@the_chav]

I really like how this video can be perceived and enjoyed in many different ways. Perceptions about the universe, religion, inner peace/struggles, or just enjoying the lore.

[@TheBerchie]

Kreia is the best Star Wars character! What? What else do you want me to say? Kreia's the best, nothing else to really add.

[@PrimalInfinity]

Kreia had no right to be as UTTERLY well-written as she was, god damn...

[@revan_1b9]

What a brilliant tribute, I've just recently had a breakup and this has helped me a lot in moving on in life. Thank you Dudu

[@SuperCaelum]

No one's ever really gone. Tell that to Alderaan!

[@ComradeWolfman98]

The Alderaanian refugee settlement on Delaya

[@slayclownnmbt4614]

Kreia' s lesson and example of Strength: strength is the power of truth finding and power of will to use other's strengths as your own, The force only follows one of these principles

[@fernandobarreto2819]

Can you explain?

[@ieuanhunt552]

So the cool thing about this video is that the two people speaking are Kreia and Handmaiden. So as well as being poignant and amazing. It is a dialogue between mother and daughter.

[@autisticshakespearianyo]

So beautiful... Why the hell hasn't this reached a million views yet?

[@Ben_Marek]

Another video to add to my playlist, I listen to these constantly. Amazing work of art as always.

[@christophwolf663]

I find myself coming back to this time and again. What a beautiful presentation from start to finish, it's truly magnificent to behold!

[@bladikin1224]

I really geek out whenever I see one of your videos I swear I live them so much! Thank you!

[@Cirex2118]

Just to let you know you helped me feel so much I cried thank you

[@brucejedilee5290]

This is so beautiful! Kreia is an amazing character and this speech is moving on so many levels

[@DanFraser1984]

DUDE! DU.... LOL. I was just thinking a few mins back " I'd love to see a new DUDU Star Wars flick right now." Thanks for delivering!

[@Sweetness71775]

All they had to do, and I mean literally, ALL they had to do, before shooting TLJ is give Chris Avellone the script and tell him to make it better. THAT'S. IT. Jesus Christ. What could have been.

[@dzikripratama3776]

By the time TLJ was produced Avellone is a freelance after leaving Obsidian! Oh if only...

[@CorvusRedd]

Damn I think this is my new favorite one of these videos! Kreia's dialogue goes so well with the scenes and this would be a really good trailer or something to sum up Star Wars

[@Alex-yx5qh]

I cannot express enough how much I miss the EU

[@798Edgaras]

OMG I love Kreia some much she is one of best support characters of all games I played. Great video 👌 love the channel.

[@LordDagovere]

Your videos are always so perfect. Totally inspiring my friend. Also, Traya is such an underappreciated character.

[@myname7937]

how? everyone who knows her says he's one of the greatest characters of all time.

[@pyropilot1421]

@@myname7937 It's because of how different Kreia is. There was never a character such as her in Star Wars, and there has not been one since. Kreia is so well written, nothing since can compare to her, and no attempt was really made. SWTOR, as much as I may love it, and the Revan novel erased any chance really of expanding on the ideas proposed by Kreia.

[@myname7937]

@@pyropilot1421 that doesn't explain why you think she's underappreciated if everyone loves her.

[@Nelpris]

Another goosebumping video about the greatest character in Star Wars. With to me new and unique dialoque! You wear the shadows well, master. But as a fan of your work... please never vanish again!

[@_Somebody0_]

Worth the 3:44 of my life, keep up the passionate editing Dudu, amazing effort!

[@garrettfuhrman2549]

It should be noted that Kreia is theorized to be Arren Kae by fans. With this in mind these words mean a lot more. It sounds like Kreia is describing what it was like to lose Yusanis.

[@НикитаКнязев-к6р]

As always: simply beauitiful. Thanks for ypur work, hope ypu get more appreciation

[@SidRaii]

WOW. Loving how her speech links in to lessons shown in the Last Jedi but also our favourite characters feelings of highs and lows throughout the whole saga. WELL DONE ONCE AGAIN

[@anteprs7908]

Tlj fail to deliver this lesson

[@sandmasterflex]

This is the best one yet! Amazing work

[@jorek8941]

Ahh, comme d'habitude, vivement les sous-titres français !

[@darthvader5749]

I sacrificed everything.. yet I feel nothing.

[@jjb2385]

There's a reason I subbed with notifications on ❤

[@TheChosenOneProphecyEST1997]

FEEL THIS MOMENT BREATHE IT EMBRACE FEAR IT AND MOST OF ALL LIVE IT!

[@hexazalea1793]

Like vitiate I never thought dudufilm was gone for good. Now how long will vitiate pretend to be gone for this time?

[@kalrog1482]

I will be waiting for that Mandalorian video, but great video keep it up.

[@nateeugene5118]

Bruh...... All I could relate to Kreia's words in the beginning is depression. Not in a bad way. It's beautifully done. It's like someone rediscovering the will to exist. Even though yeah the context is Star Wars. Swap some words around with real world terms and it fits. (I use the word terms there because everyone can have something in their mind that fits that doesn't match my own ideals) It's like someone explaining an abyss, and then realizing there's light at the other end. Just my opinion 2 years past this video's more active comments lol. Love this so much.

[@darthsidious47]

This is beautiful I love Kotor and Kreia

[@jayhill5529]

There's a beautiful irony here. Kreia's philosophy indulges itself a lot in existentialst beliefs but I can't help seeing the opposite side here of a Buddhist ideal.

[@ainzu4062]

I know this comment is a year old in Buddhist philosophy it said attachment is what makes humans fall to do dark deeds and in star wars Jedi belive in force that force is everything they relies on force for answers so does the sith they belive in force and look for strngeth and answers in the force and try to force people to loose attachment to things at a young age but in truth you can't force anyone to not love not hate it should come from within they should follow what they feel is right the reason kreia adore revan is he followed neither light not dark but what he think is right so did kreia and the exile when the truth is brought to the jedi masters they predictably followed their code and ignored the truth before them nothing is perfect kreia thought force is evil for seeking balance in the universe but is it jedi and sith blindly follow their code and seek strength in force creating violence so what is truly flowed here is it the force or the philosophy that they both follow kreia wanted to show bith jedi and sith the flaws of their so called code and to rebuilt it through exile i wish therecwas a choice to join kriea in the end and be a teacher like her to guide young force sensitives follow themself instead of a code that's what she wanted you to do in the end but us players didn't had a choice

[@jayhill5529]

@@ainzu4062 Ironically, Kreia proved her own point about the force by in the end succumbing to the Dark Side in her final scene. It was ultimately inevitable for Kreia to fall as she did. As she realised when Revan did was necessary, albeit failed, so did she. Perhaps her story, in the SW Universe, is one of showing that her understanding and knowledge was incomplete and was cancelled out by how the SW Universe functions. As the Force could be compared to the 'Chi' energy in Kung Fu Panda; the revelation is, I believe, is that know one actually knew - at its core - what the force was. Kreia could only characterise it and evolve it from the perspective of Jedi and Sith. I don't think she truly understood the function of the SW Universe, simply caught a glimpse Into differing from the status quo. Its like being born in a time where the majority of the world was ruled by monarchs and religious fanaticism; could they pick a part in detail the complete failure of their political system? No they couldn't (perhaps some glimpsed at such a thing, like Machiavelli etc, but even then it required focus and thought) because they were living it and didn't know anything 'other' than 'it'.

[@Kisven]

Do you hear it? The emptiness in all of mankind? That is the abscence of the force. And without it life is forever disconnected, but it is free.

[@necr0danc3r29]

And here I thought this was a purely sith propaganda channel.

[@jadencoremusic]

"I will build a planet destroying super weapon and make the Hutts pay for it!" - Snoke

[@RoyalMudcrab]

@@jadencoremusic XD But don't be daft, there are no real Sith in the First Order.

[@aliveandwellinisrael7944]

Only brain washed child soldiers can be Jedi.

[@christopherthrawn1333]

Give it time. You Tube is owned by Google.

[@christopherthrawn1333]

@@aliveandwellinisrael7944 okay Liberal

[@kjmmediapro]

You make the best music videos on the site, thanks man

[@ankkojenkohtalo]

Amazing work as always

[@hyliayggdrasil2725]

Not going to lie This video hits hard in a lot of ways About all it took was.. "It is knowing what you want to say and never finding the words." Seeing Anakin watch Ahsoka leave with that line over it crushed my heart a little knowing where their life paths lead them. T^T they never get to meet again on good terms after Mandalore... and that's awful..

[@raffaelschoening7242]

Once again a amazing video!

[@h2l134]

These Kreia voice over videos are amazing

[@Безымянный-ш6с]

That space witch lived to the 3rd episode,- im impressed!

[@AA-jp9cj]

MORE OF THIS ITS AMAZING

[@21April853BC]

You make this go into my feels, bro! For that I say thanks!

[@dand5990]

Pure love

[@sitrueis4007]

God bless you for this masterpiece.

[@Darth_Rhidian]

These aren’t the words of a Jedi nor sith but a human being…. And quite possibly a prophet…

[@xXxFLOjumper96xXx]

So peaceful and wonderful

[@gilliganxl]

Done it again as always! Can make you feel such weight of the words.

[@darthnox2210]

Utterly Beautiful.

[@orb_assasin1437]

I’ve been looking forward to this

[@madisonvandekamp7693]

This makes me cry EVERY TIME! bruuuuh

[@hade833]

Just got the notification! My fix has been temporarily abated! Damn these videos are so good, so emotional.

[@aidenfurry471]

Kreia's words have never rung more true than they do these days

[@TevyaSmolka]

This was a really great tribute to Kreia Luke and leia

[@amosjiujitsu]

i love this one!!! dudufilm you are the man!!