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"Welcome back," Lana told her students. "I thought first I'd talk a bit about who the Jedi are and why we're studying them." Well, apart from the island's oddity. "The Jedi are an order of beings in my galaxy that follow the philosophy we'll be discussing in the use of the Force, which is the life force and being of everything in the universe. If you'd like to know more about their culture specifically, Dean Skywalker is a Jedi master, and would know more about that than I would, but I've lived and worked with a number of Jedi for years, and I hope I'll manage to do them justice.
"When I taught Sith philosophy, we went through the code a line at a time, so I thought we'd start that way with the Jedi code as well. The first line is, 'There is no emotion, there is peace'." In my experience, it means different things to different Jedi, unsurprisingly." Some more healthy than others, but she was trying not to judge. Too much.
"So, as the basis for a code of living, what would that mean to you?" she asked. "And what do you think of it - would it work for you, or not? How would you go about following it?"
"When I taught Sith philosophy, we went through the code a line at a time, so I thought we'd start that way with the Jedi code as well. The first line is, 'There is no emotion, there is peace'." In my experience, it means different things to different Jedi, unsurprisingly." Some more healthy than others, but she was trying not to judge. Too much.
"So, as the basis for a code of living, what would that mean to you?" she asked. "And what do you think of it - would it work for you, or not? How would you go about following it?"

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"To me," she eventually offered, "I think it would mean that not letting your emotions take over is a sort of peace, to allow you to handle a situation without strong reactions and manage them more peacefully."
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Probably not the most healthy one.