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[STAR WARS] Did the Jedi Council fail Anakin Skywalker, or were larger forces at work (Palpatines manipulation, Skywalker's weaknesses) more to blame for Anakin's fall?

I ask because of Episode 11 of Season 6 of Clone Wars, *Voices*. In it, Anakin and Yoda have more contact than normal and it appears that Anakin's rebellious and frustrated spirit find answers in Yoda's way. It seems that, had Anakin been trained differently, he may never  have fallen to the dark side.
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The simple answer is "yes". 

Anakin was already weak (raised a slave, his mother was kidnapped and died, just his general recklessness). Palpatine sensed both the boy's weakness and his power, and started manipulating Anakin and people involved with him. 

The Council _might_ have prevented Anakin's fall, even given Palpatine's influence, if they had responded better to the situation. Instead, they talk about how dangerous Anakin is _right in front of him_, and try to simply shove down any problems he has instead of dealing with them.