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[Star Wars] Why not just use the Force?

For example, take Clone Wars episode "Lightsaber Lost". When Ahsoka finds the woman who has her lightsaber, the two engage in a prolonged chase sequence. Numerous times in that chase, she has the opportunity to use the Force to grab the lightsaber, but she just... doesn't. I get that she's a Padawan and therefore inexperienced, but using the Force to pull something towards you seems like a pretty fundamental Jedi skill.

Another example: "Hostage Crisis". There's a scene in which Padmé and Anakin are talking to each other, and during that conversation Anakin gives Padmé his lightsaber. C-3PO and Bail Organa walk in, and Anakin hides underneath the table before they tell Padme she has to leave. She does so, but still has his lightsaber. Why didn't he use the Force to pull the lightsaber out of her hand? This specific example is made even more nonsensical because of "Senate Spy", in which Padme, when trying to hide a disc from Rush Clovis, drops it, allowing Anakin to use the Force to stop it before it hits the ground and then pull it into his hand.

One more example, this time not from Clone Wars: Jango Fett and Obi-Wan's fight. Obi-Wan has the Force; Jango Fett does not. All Obi-Wan would need to do to beat him is use the Force to throw him into a wall a few times until he was knocked out. This applies to most Force-user vs non-Force-user fights in Star Wars, but this was just my example.
gpt
I think you're seriously underestimating the effort it takes to use the Force, especially when you're already focused on doing something else - like chasing after someone, or trying not to get killed by a guy with a vast array of weapons and being backed up by his son in a heavily armed ship.