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[Star Wars] Did Anakin enjoy the Clone War?

I would think that constantly facing threats of death, seeing hundreds if not thousands of your comrades die every day, barely ever getting alone time with your wife, constantly seeing your mentor and student nearly die, personally witnessing slavery and other war crimes, and constantly fighting powerful sith lords would be incredibly stressful, terrifying, and traumatizing, but Anakin seems to always be having the time of his life during the Clone War. Why? He's always making quips, usually upbeat, usually nonchalant about everything going on. Did he actually enjoy the war that killed billions? Same with Obi-Wan and Ahsoka, honestly. Now Yoda, the Jedi Council, and most of the other jedi seem to fully comprehend the gravity of the situation, the horrors of the war, the endless sacrifices, but not our main trio. 

What's up with that? Would Qui-Gon be chill about it all too?
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It's not that Anakin didn't suffer grief, anguish, rage or anxiety in the Clone Wars, he clearly did, frequently. But Anakin went from being a weak, powerless little slave boy, to being able to be a galactic hero, saving the galaxy. It was adventure, it was excitement. He got to spend a lot of time with his soldiers, who he respected and cared for a lot, Ahsoka and Obi-Wan, who are like his little sister and big brother respectively, and he would occasioanlly sneak off to see the love of his life Padme.

The war was bad, lots of people got hurt, people he knew and respected. But still, really - it was kind of the best time of his life. He was getting to be part of history.