Careful with that one, though. The person who made that video represent his own version of Star Wars that affirms him in his worldview and severely misrepresents both the philosophy, message that George Lucas depicted in his movies, as well as the real world philosophies Lucas used and follows (i.e. the "Buddhist anti-life lessons" as the maker of the video puts it). He says the exact opposite of what Lucas says about what his movies are about and what are the lessons you should learn from them.

^I know people have their own ways they see things like their opinions. I'm just talking about the dialogue we hear in the video that Kreia actually said that was clipped from the video game. Hearing how SHE sees the world is in my opinion awesome.

^^ I think that's too harsh. It may not fit with other Star Wars media but it isn't based on random thoughts, his ideas are well-supported in the game. I think it's a very interesting conclusion that frames the world in a completely different perspective that checks out in-universe.

Anyway, Kreia is probably my favorite character in Star Wars because of how different she is from any other character in the franchise. She also draws her perspective from some of the most unique experiences of any characters in the franchise, like training both strange Jedi and strange Sith, being stripped of the force and surviving, and watching one of the most damaging and effective eats against the republic ever waged.

I'd say when I played KotOR II(I'm on hiatus for that game) she sensed a force user and was like "Imma help the person and then turn my back on them like how I did with the Lord of hunger lol" I the player didn't think about that(I know WAYY to much of the sith characters but none about atton)

@WriterBuddha exactly. That's why she's such a good character (and why the story is so spectacular); it took the Star Wars formula and flipped it on its head. Instead of both the heros and the villains worshipping the force, the villain hates it with a passion.