Wyl Lark

Yoda’s approval of Avar Kriss and Elzar Mann’s relationship, but not Anakin and Padmé’s, makes sense, says author Charles Soule “[With Avar and Elzar], it's love, without question, it's romantic, it's physical, it's, it's definitely love, but there are also two sides to that coin. And with Anakin and Padmé, it was deeply attached. Love and attachment create fear, because it creates fear of loss…That is what the Jedi really, really, really are worried about. Because if you have people who have been trained to be as powerful and potentially dangerous and destructive as the Jedi are, as masters of the Force, the idea that they could become corrupted and start using that power for selfish reasons is something the Jedi are afraid of…Love is something that needs to be handled very delicately within that construct.” (Source: screenrant.com/star-wars-ana…)