What happens if you kill juhani kotor

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What happens if you kill Juhani on dantooine? What happens to Juhani after Kotor? Which planet should I go to first in KotOR? Is there a star map on Yavin? Can you make Zaalbar kill mission? Can you kill carth KotOR? Who should I take with me on manaan KotOR? Where I grew up as a child? I suppose I was trying to deny what I was feeling.

Juhani: Fine! Then I will not! What does it matter to you if my homeworld was wiped out by your actions! Who cares if it is because of you that everyone I knew as a child is dead! Juhani: Someone else is not responsible for wiping out my homeworld by their actions.

But who cares if it is because of you that everyone I have ever known off Dantooine is dead! Are you hitting on me? Juhani: I have been wrestling with my feelings inside. Trying to come to terms with it, but I find I cannot.

I must have someone to blame! Someone to blame for the destruction of my homeworld. Someone who is responsible for the death of everyone I have ever known except those on Dantooine! Juhani: You self centered fool! To think that I would desire to mate with one such as you, should that even be possible!

You are the center of the universe, what does it matter if my homeworld was wiped out by your actions! You mean…. What are you saying? Juhani: Taris! It was Taris that the Sith destroyed to try to kill you and your precious Bastila! Taris, my homeworld! Bastila is critical to defeating the Sith. Juhani: Oh yes, I have been told all about her vaunted powers with the Force. Her Battle Meditation that can turn the tide of any conflict.

Well if it could, then why could Taris not have been saved? Sometimes you need to make some sacrifices. Juhani: The sacrifice of an entire world is too much for any cause! How would you feel if Dantooine or Alderaan or some such world were destroyed?

Would you be so callous then? Well… yeah, probably. Juhani: Not that you care! Juhani: You… you animal! It is only because of the Council's will that I stay with you. But if you betray us, I may decide that falling to the dark side will be a small price to pay for letting my anger run loose.

I am sorry, Juhani, I didn't know. I thought you hated your homeworld…. I did not know the Sith would destroy Taris.

Juhani: It was my home! Juhani: What did you think would happen by aiding the Republic? Juhani: If it were not for you and Bastila, the Sith would have never had reason to destroy that world! It was your fault for being there, and your fault for rescuing Bastila! Without your intervention the Sith would have had no cause to lay waste to my childhood! Juhani: Just let me vent my anger! I need someone to blame… something… anything! I hated that world, yet everything I learned as a child I learned there.

It is as much a part of me as the air I breathe. I have this ache inside me where all my childhood memories lay, and I find your face there with them. If it was not for you, that world would still exist! I am sorry, Juhani. There was no way to prevent it. I have no excuse. I did what I needed to. Calm yourself. Remember the Jedi Code. Juhani: I… I know… I suppose I realized that.

Juhani: There is no emotion. There is peace. The Republic needs you and Bastila. Maybe needs you more than it needed Taris. Juhani: But it is so hard to lose your entire past. You would not understand. It will be alright, Juhani. I don't. Juhani: Yes… Yes I suppose it will. As long as we remain focused on our task it will. Juhani: I suppose that is to be expected. Everything will turn out for the best as long as we remain focused on our task. Juhani: I am sorry. I will try not to distract you in the future with my trivial experiences.

We should stop for now. She was, in fact, raised on Taris — the world which the Sith destroyed because of you and Bastila. Some of her bitterness may be explained now. If you ask after she has calmed down a bit, she might tell you more.

Juhani: Taris was my home for many years. As much as I hated it, it was still home. A rat-hole; a warren; a paradise. I suppose you could call it all these things. For me it was hell I know some parts are bad, but Life is hard.

You can't blame everything on other people. How so? Juhani: You have no idea what it is like to have to live there for years Juhani: But it was precisely the people who made it so bad! Juhani: To walk down the streets.

To have people look at you in disgust; like an animal. Most did not know anything about me, but it was there all the same. Because I was an 'alien'. Because I was different from them; frightening. I doubt any of them had even seen my people before.

So they persecuted me They looked down on me and my family. Charged us more for food. Would not let us walk their streets. They spat on us. You are human Well you have to admit: You are a freak. Oh, I'm sorry, were you saying something important?

Don't bother me with this drivel again. You are just like them! Humans can be just as cruel to each other. I find it a little hard to believe. Juhani: That is true I suppose. But it much more obvious for someone like me. Juhani: How can you say that? You have seen Taris, you know what kind of a scum infested hole it is.

For us there was no respite. No one to turn to. Juhani: There were no other Cathar on Taris. No one to talk to. No one to confide in. There were no other Cathar on Taris.

But you must think me weak for saying this. But I am strong enough to admit it! You are not weak, Juhani. It must have been hard. Wait a second. Why are you telling me all this? Juhani: I thank you for your concern, but Juhani: I I do not know. I have been keeping it inside for so long. I thought you might understand. You do not seem to fit in exactly with the others. You are Juhani: Bah! Maybe I am weak. To think that some stories of my stupid past could possibly interest you. No, it is alright.

I will be here to listen to you whenever you want. It is interesting I just fail to see the point. Juhani: I thank you. You are kinder than I would have expected To put up with me using you in this way.

I hope that I will not use your time so badly in the future. Thank you. Juhani: Maybe there is no point. Maybe I am just lost after leaving yet another planet. I apologize for my outburst. I will try to control myself next time. Juhani: I was remembering Taris…. Not this again…. Juhani: You mock my pain! It was a horrible place to live… we had to go through hell every day just to survive, and you think it bothering me is an irritation?!

Your insensitivity speaks ill of your qualities as a Jedi. Still, as the Council ordered me to do, I shall accompany you, but expect no great sympathy for your plights.

What about it? Juhani: No, it is alright. I think I am over the worst of it. I apologize again for lashing out at you. It was not your fault. Juhani: It was a horrible place to have to live. At least in the lower cities where the non-humans tended to get relegated. Living for years in a place with no sun, living off the trash dropped from the upper levels, and the meager pay doing back-breaking labor. How did you survive?

And those rakghouls…. That's horrible! I do not remember seeing any of your race on Taris…. Juhani: There were none. Bad enough to be a race that is feared and hated by humans, but to be one that is strange and different even among non-humans? But living was hard enough without the stigma of being from a lost race. Juhani: There was always the danger of rakghouls coming up from the sewers, or more mundane predators living and working in the area.

Juhani: My family and I struggled each and every day to make something of our lives, but we could only go so far. Taxes from the corrupt government, more fees from the gangs controlling the streets, and whatever was left paying for what food and medical supplies we could afford. No one would help you?

How could such a government last? Juhani: It did not. But only because of the Jedi who came. It was very bad. Juhani: With no money to spare for any amenities, even the Enclave on Dantooine seems like a paradise in comparison. Juhani: And of course there was the constant bigotry and hate from the more affluent and human citizens. Lording their wealth over us living below. But I have come to meet many decent humans in my travels since those days.

Indeed, some of the greatest people I have ever met are human. Like who? One of the Jedi you met? Decent humans are hard to find. Juhani: I have noticed that. But the Jedi order seems to have collected a fair number. Juhani: The… the Jedi who encouraged me to join the Order, the one who was with the group going to fight the Mandalorians, she was human. I suppose I see something of her in you when I look Juhani: I am sorry… I am getting away from my point.

If there even was one… Sometimes I curse the day my parents fled to Taris. But then again, if they had not, I would not be where I am today. Your parents? Fled from where? And how did you arrive on Dantooine? Juhani: Another story for another time. For now we must continue our own epic: To save the galaxy, if we can. Unfortunately for them, Taris was very oppressive towards alien species. Life was not easy for them. Perhaps she will tell you more in time. Juhani: I have been doing well, I suppose.

As well as I can. But I am more interested in you right now. Do not mistake me, it is just that even though we have traveled together for a while, it seems I know next to nothing about you, personally.

There's a reason for these things, you know. Juhani: Oh. I see. It is because you wish to keep me at arm's length. Are you worried about me turning to the dark side? Or do you merely not wish my company. Whatever the case, I am sorry for presuming too much.

I will remember my station from now on. It is a little forward What do you want to know? Juhani: Please, forgive me I did not mean to insinuate that I Juhani: It did not come out the way I had intended. Juhani: We have been travelling together since Dantooine, but I know nothing of you before that.

Would you What is there to tell Is is not a very interesting story. Well it is, of course, the greatest story ever told. Juhani: Hah. Please, if you would, indulge me. Juhani: Your humility is So what can you tell me?

Juhani: Your job? Your childhood? Your life? Juhani: Your Juhani: I am sorry if I am making you uncomfortable. I will fully understand if you choose not to answer. Sorry, my life is my business. It's none of your business! Juhani: I understand. I appreciate that you take the time to talk to me.

I will be more considerate of your time in the future. Juhani: I greatly appreciate your taking the time to talk to me. How did you come to be on Dantooine? Besides the obvious, of course. Well I rescued Bastila on Taris I was in the Republic fleet that was destroyed over Taris. I flew to Dantooine? Juhani: Heh. Yes, I kind of figured that. From where? Oh wait I remember Juhani: Taris It always seems to come back to Taris for me I am sorry I get distracted.

What did you do before Ta I was a specialist with the Republic fleet. Kashyyyk is the home world of the Wookies. Talk to any guard and have him abandon his post. You get DSP for each guard you persuade to leave. Once there are no guards left Commander Dern will leave. From there go right to where you see a bunch of desert wraid and keep going until you see a dune that goes pretty low, lower than any of the others in area, and head for it. As long as you go to the right area it should go to a cutscene of that guy appearing.

Where is this dude at? User Info: Reach Reach13 posted Yeah, just Jolee. She isn't a very important character and more often than not her personal quest glitches for me. It would've added a little bit of interesting depth if you could corrupt her to the darkside again at the unknown temple if you choose to go the same route, but you can't, which is incredibly disappointing.

It was just disappointing in general how you couldn't really corrupt any party members aside from Zaalbar if you took the dark side route.

Juhani was once dark, and she kind of owed her life to Revan. And Jolee? He spends the whole game telling you he isn't there to judge you and that he'll help when he can. He's supposed to be neutral. But when it comes to it, he holds to his Jedi title and takes a stand against you.

Your face looks like I need a beer. User Info: Twilight8. Ugh, I hear that. With Mission, there were so many cases I though she could be turned; believing the Beks where making fun of her, not believing Lena, Griff's response to seeing her alive, Griff trying to scam Revan, and finally Griff's running off.