With the type of person Maul was, saying that would most likely only add fuel to those flames within him. Of course, either way, Maul's mind was made up, and no amount of persuasion, whether of peace or force, would be enough to change a man with nothing left but his hate for those who took everything from him.
That would contradict with what Qui-Gon was trying to tell Maul. 4:10 , Qui-Gon asks him what he would achieve if he defeated Sidious, Maul refused to answer. While Maul can be more influential in the Galaxy by controlling the planets like Mandalore if Sidious didn't exist, still only Sidious is powerful enough to control the entire Galaxy, no Sith apprentices of Sidious was strong enough to replace Sidious's position as Galactic Emperor, if Anakin reached his full potential maybe only Anakin could replace him at full potential.
I honestly think Maul at one point was a sith but after he he didn’t hate the Jedi anymore. He hated obi wan. He hated the sith because of how he was treated as a nobody after everything he did for them. Season 7 I think was really telling about who maul was and who he became. I’m not saying he went full circle and walked the path of a Jedi but or the sith. But somewhere in the middle. He tried to warn the Jedi multiple times about what was to come. Even going as far as trying to build an army to possibly fight against the empire. “My army isn’t for what’s going on it’s for what will coming”. Do I think he was going to attempt to take down the sith for his own personal gain sure. But throughout the years he warned Jedi fought along the Jedi and at the time of his death asked if the Jedi would avenge him. Like I said he wasn’t a sith anymore and he wasn’t a jedi but I think with the years that came I think he was really just a broken man who knew the things he did and life he lived it wasn’t redeemable through his eyes but I don’t think he walked the path of the dark side as much after season 7 Clone wars and into his older years.
Very rare. Qui-Gon was the first to be trained by the Force Priestesses, and he passed the knowledge to Yoda and Obi-Wan, who passed it to Vader, Luke, and so on.
@@Critic_Chris90210 I’d love a Darth Maul Series set between The Ending of Season 7 in “The Clone Wars” & The Season 2 Finale of Rebels. Him encountering Vader, and possibly killing some Jedi’s who never had a cannon death like Gungi the Wookiee from Clone Wars.
It wouldnt be surprising for Jinn to try fo help Maul. Jinn really did seem like a pure person. Giving Maul some form of doubt may have prevented him from somehow obtaining some power in there. It was very present until he was shaken up. It was as if the dark side sensed his doubt and deemed him unworthy.
What path did Qui-Gon speak of? Did he really believe that Maul was ready to grow, to become more? I'd love to see Maul, take the road not often taken by Sith. In this I see the Force trying to help though Qui-Gon. Maybe Qui-Gon wasn't the best messenger for this...
“Canon”. Meaningless word in Star Wars now. Canon is what the individual fan makes it. It’s the only way to sustain your fandom. As far as I’m concerned, Maul died when he was cut in half. Bringing him back was just fan service.
Maul surviving was part of the story LONG before Disney. Lucas was in charge for all but the final Clone Wars seasons, so Maul's place there is part of Lucas' will. Additionally, Lucas' plan for the Sequels was for Maul being in total control of the criminal underworld, to the point of being a new galactic villain on the scale of Jabba the Hutt. His sequels featured the heros of the originals and their descendants, against Maul and his criminal empire. So Lucas had a LOT of plans for Maul after Phantom Menace. The Dark Side has long allowed for unnatural abilities to avoid or defeat death. Disney scrapped Lucas' scripts for the Sequels, but they're publically available to confirm this.
I'm all in for bad batch, rebels, and i like the new ahsoka epidsode with anakin, and the obi wan scenes with ohi ani together, but the rest is crap! I don't see how it can be new cannon when it makes no sense!
Only one minor problem. In Phantom Menace, after Maul killed Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan killed Maul by slicing him in half and Qui-Gon had not departed his body yet. What am I missing?
