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[Star Wars] Would Anakin have been less likely to fall if Ahsoka's framing was handled better?

Anakin turning seems pretty sudden in Episode 3 over some relatively minor points. But if contextualized with TCW, it does make more sense that the seeds of distrust were planted and took root with how The Council handled Ahsoka. If they had remained loyal to their own from the beginning, would denying Anakin Masterhood and ignoring his concerns about Padme been more annoyances rather than poking at a still open wound?
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I don’t get how people think Anakin’s fall is sudden, they spend 2 films setting up the premise that he is willing to disregard Jedi teachings if pushed too far, they also establish he is willing to break any of the Jedi’s rules to save someone he loves.

The entirety of Episode 3 he says he won’t let Padme die, he spends all of Episode 2 ensuring Padme doesn’t die. He flies into a murdering rage when his mother dies.

Anakin’s fall is because of his complete inability to accept loss and not become so attached to those in his life. The Jedi exacerbate that throughout his life with their dogmatic commitment to their rules and emotional control. Palpatine does the opposite, he feigns emotional intimacy and enticed him to break the rules. He does so to a vulnerable young man who is looking for someone to help him in a difficult situation, a situation where he can’t turn to anyone he trusts other than Sidious.