Attachment is forbidden for a Jedi, so importance of one sole person isn't exactly something one should have. [A pause. His voice is lighter when he speaks again.] But... Obi-Wan and Senator Amidala do mean a lot to me. The Chancellor as well. Obi-Wan has been a great mentor and I wouldn't have asked for anyone else as a Master. Senator Amidala, she's just... different. And the Chancellor is a good man, he's always there to listen.
3. If you had to choose between obeying the person you respect and saving the person you love, which would you choose? Why? Saving the person I love. Sometimes you have to go against orders to do what's right. Disobeying can be forgiven, letting someone die can't.
4. Do you have any regrets? If so, what are they? A few. [He admits lightly.] Mostly things I've failed on. [He's not opening up to that one, too personal. Next question.]
5. Have you ever been cruel to someone? Do you regret it? If you haven't - would you be cruel, and would you regret? [He's... done some questionable things, but never really has he been outright cruel. At least, he doesn't think he has. He purses his lips a moment before finally shaking his head.]
No. I would never intently. I don't—I don't think I can. [Though sometimes he's not so sure. Sometimes he wants to.] Even if that person was my greatest enemy I would regret it.
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To be the greatest Jedi the galaxy has ever seen. [It's said with a light but smug tone. Humility? Him? Pfft.]
2. Who is the most important person in your life, and why?
[This question doesn't even require thought. Padmé, without a doubt, is the most important person in his life. She's his wife and pretty much his everything. But it's not something Anakin can admit freely, so after a moment he answers with the response he's supposed to give.]
Attachment is forbidden for a Jedi, so importance of one sole person isn't exactly something one should have. [A pause. His voice is lighter when he speaks again.] But... Obi-Wan and Senator Amidala do mean a lot to me. The Chancellor as well. Obi-Wan has been a great mentor and I wouldn't have asked for anyone else as a Master. Senator Amidala, she's just... different. And the Chancellor is a good man, he's always there to listen.
3. If you had to choose between obeying the person you respect and saving the person you love, which would you choose? Why?
Saving the person I love. Sometimes you have to go against orders to do what's right. Disobeying can be forgiven, letting someone die can't.
4. Do you have any regrets? If so, what are they?
A few. [He admits lightly.] Mostly things I've failed on. [He's not opening up to that one, too personal. Next question.]
5. Have you ever been cruel to someone? Do you regret it? If you haven't - would you be cruel, and would you regret?
[He's... done some questionable things, but never really has he been outright cruel. At least, he doesn't think he has. He purses his lips a moment before finally shaking his head.]
No. I would never intently. I don't—I don't think I can. [Though sometimes he's not so sure. Sometimes he wants to.] Even if that person was my greatest enemy I would regret it.