[ he crosses his arms and shuts his eyes, both in thought and exhaustion at the predicament. yes, he agreed to help protect this world, he followed the wolf, but that doesn't mean he knew the gravity of everything until now. ]

The worst thing about the Clone Wars that I know now that I couldn't before is that there was no right side. For all the years it went on, it turned out to be a lie. The war was a sham and everyone was manipulated, the Jedi most of all.

And it wouldn't surprise me if this was much the same. Powers above manipulating people to feel a certain way, and then forcing their will upon others through it. Everyone in the Temple loves the Priestess and why wouldn't they? The Court just invaded and she rallied her troops to save them. But does that make her right? I'm not so sure.

[ he breathes and sighs it out, knowing his feelings are influenced and frayed by his past. a jedi isn't supposed to have attachments, but kanan saw the error in that nonsense years ago. it began with hera, then zeb, sabine next, and came full circle with ezra. ]

Instead of thinking about who is right or wrong, approach it another way Ezra. What does "being right" mean to you?