What, exactly, are you doing here? We're trying to prevent a war. Isn't that what Jedi are supposed to do? ―Mara Jade Skywalker and Alema Rar
In "The Joiner King" by Troy Denning, the characters Mara Jade Skywalker and Alema Rar engage in a conversation that highlights the Jedi's critical role in maintaining peace. They reflect on their mission and the larger responsibilities of the Jedi Order, emphasizing that preventing conflict is a fundamental part of their duties.
This exchange encapsulates the essence of the Jedi philosophy, which prioritizes diplomacy and the preservation of harmony over violence. Through their dialogue, it becomes clear that their presence and actions are vital in striving to avert war, a task central to their identity as Jedi warriors.
