Why was Anakin too old to be trained?

Anakin was “too old” because the Jedi didn’t like training children that were old enough to have formed personal attachments. Anakin is too old because at the time, Jedi were trained from birth. That makes it easier to do away with emotions that lead to the Darkside.

Why did Obi-Wan not want to train Anakin?

After the council closed the matter on Anakin’s training, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon had an argument on the landing platform for Amidala’s ship prior to departing for Naboo. The matter of whether Anakin would be trained was left unresolved, but Obi-Wan agreed with the council. Anakin was dangerous. He shouldn’t be trained.

Why did Obi-Wan wait so long to train Luke?

Simple – Obi Wan wasn’t waiting for Luke, he was waiting for himself. Not that he couldn’t take on an apprentice, but with the high stakes he couldn’t fail. and that meant Obi Wan needed to acquire an essential asset in his quest to train Luke – the power of omnipresence.

How old was Anakin when he started his Jedi training?

Anakin Skywalker was about nine years old (see script link, below) during “The Phantom Menace”. Yet according to various people, he was too old (or even “far too old”) to begin training as a Jedi: QUI-GON: “I’m afraid not.

Was Obi-Wan fully trained?

When audiences are first introduced to Obi-Wan – chronologically, that is – he’s Qui-Gon’s apprentice in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. Shortly thereafter, Obi-Wan is promoted to the rank of Jedi Knight, after first passing the Jedi Trials, thereby ending his training.

Why didnt Obi-Wan raise Luke?

There were no Force users in Alderaan, so why did Obi-Wan Kenobi want to bring Luke Skywalker to the planet so he could become a Jedi in the original Star Wars? Obi-Wan kept his distance, opting to leave the young Skywalker to be raised by family instead of raising the boy himself.

Did Hera and Kanan have a child?

Jacen Syndulla was a male human and Twi’lek hybrid who was born during the time of the Galactic Civil War. He was the son of General Hera Syndulla and the late Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus, and the grandson of Twi’lek revolutionary leader Cham Syndulla.