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[Star Wars] We always hear about Jedi's turning to the darkside, but what if a Jedi raised/taught only the way of the Darkside wants to use their abilities for good instead of evil?

Lets say you have a Sith, taken in by a Sith Lord at the age of 18 months and raised as a Sith/under Sith Teachings.  They are now in their early 20's and want to turn their back on the Sith Ways and follow the path of the Jedi.  Their desire is honest and genuine-there's no "hidden" agenda other than they want to become a Jedi and use their abilities for good instead of bad.  How receptive would the Jedi be of this?  How easy/hard would this be to do?

We always hear about Jedi's turning to the darkside, but what if a Jedi raised/taught only the way of the Darkside wants to use their abilities for good instead of evil?
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You don't want to try and do this.  The dark side has an extremely strong allure, and is highly addictive.  It blinds its users to the true nature of what they are doing.  Just look at Anakin Skywalker as a prime example.  He thought all the evil acts he was committing were to save the love of his life.  The dark side is inherently corrupting.  Using it will twist your mind.

One thing that many people overlook is the fact that Jedi are *not* emotionless, nor do they strive to be.  Yoda isn't humorless.  Obi-wan doesn't lack empathy.  They try to control their impulses, to stay away from the extremes.  Why?  Because with these extremes comes the influence and temptation of the dark side.  It creeps up on you, and before you know it you're slaughtering children thinking you're doing the right thing.

Is it impossible for one to use the dark side of the force for good?  No, it's not, but the chances of such a thing are minuscule.  In the history of the galaxy there are, maybe, a handful of people who have done this, at the most.  The forces that you fight against when you are trying to use the Dark Side for good are immense.