Then who do we answer to? Ourselves?Of course. Who else can we trust to wield our power? We must follow our own consciences.- Corran and Jacen
In "The Joiner King," characters Corran and Jacen grapple with the concept of accountability and self-trust. They ponder who holds them responsible for their decisions and actions, ultimately concluding that they answer primarily to themselves. This reflection emphasizes the importance of self-reliance in navigating one's moral and ethical journey.
The dialogue highlights the necessity of following one’s conscience when exercising personal power. It suggests that in a world filled with uncertainty and external influences, individuals must look within to guide their choices, fostering a deeper understanding of personal integrity and trust in oneself.
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