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[Star Wars] "Obi-Wan is a great mentor; as wise as Master Yoda, and as powerful as Master Windu.". ―Anakin Skywalker

Had the events of the Revenge of the Sith never taken place and Obi-Wan continued his knowledge and training under the Jedi Order before it fell, would he actually have become the most powerful Jedi to exist (second to Anakin of course)? With more time under his belt, could he have ever been a match for Palpatine alone like Yoda was?
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Obi-wan was The Jedi's Jedi. He embodied everything good and noble about the Jedi order, everything that made them the legendary protectors of the Republic. He was kind, humble, self-effacing, decisive, a terror to fight against, and benevolent in victory. Had the order not fallen, he would have taken Yoda's place as grand master and mentor to the order IMO.  

Normal people looked up to Jedi as symbols, and inspirations to aspire to. 

Jedi Looked up to Obi-Wan.