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The Jedi trials???

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 guybroom
01-21-2004, 7:55 PM
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Does anybody know what the Jedi trials are. They are mentioned in the films but never told what they are.

I think I am thinking about when Qui-gon is talking about anakin and yoda says he can't have 2 padawans so qui-gon says Obi-wan is ready to take the trials.

I read in another thread they involve facing your fears, so:
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Is that right about the trail?
Is there anything eles to do in the trials?
Who tests you?
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I'm done
 wassup
01-21-2004, 10:05 PM
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From CUSWE (http://www1.theforce.net/cuswe/search.asp?search=Jedi+trial&EandD=EyDn&no=10)

Jedi Trials
this was the name given to the series of milestones a Jedi padawan learner had to successfully complete to earn the promotion to the status of Jedi Knight. Before the trials could begin, a student had to first construct their own lightsaber and demonstrate proficiency in wielding it, both from an offensive standpoint as well as its use in self-defense. Among the later trials was a demonstration of an individual's facility with the three aspects of the Force: alter, control, and sense. Knowledge of the Jedi Code and its application and the use of sound judgement were also key trials. Lastly, a student had to accept and complete a solo mission, without instruction or guidance from their Master. This mission could be prescribed by the Jedi Council, or it could be a past mission which demonstrated the student's ability to act alone. Only when all the trials were completed, would the Jedi Council consider a student for promotion.
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