This is what I think that "grey jedi" where originally meant to be in the 1st place, and I agree with what this person says. However, Joious, I think that what you're saying is also accurate. You're saying that a force user can choose to be a normal person, and that they don't have to choose dark side or light side if they don't want to. What MyDarkSunshine is saying is that the "grey jedi" are basically maverick jedi with a grey morality who don't always follow the ways of the jedi order, or at least not by the book, or by the jedi code for that matter. I think that the idea of "grey jedi" can technically be applied to both, and I would like all of the people reading this to keep that in mind.

I do not really disagree with you Joious, but I think that someone else has already figured out what the orginal idea of "grey jedi" was going to be, before it was scraped by George Lucas... I'll even show you...

I agree with this...

As we've seen with Revan, you can switch from darkness to light, but that decision would not come lightly and you'd need a tremendously significant event to trigger it and the chances for that are not favorable. I think that if someone who follows the light side decides that they can resist the dark side to the point that they master its use, and NOT be affected by it...they will ALWAYS fall into darkness. That is what happened to Revan, Malek, and Exar Kun even before that, as well as Freedom Nad. They all sought-out forbidden knowledge thinking that they could master it without it controlling THEM...and in the end...well, we all know the answer... A light-side character cannot go dark without being consumed by darkness, so only someone who has fallen into darkness and turned to the light can master the powers of both light AND darkness (i.e. there is no other "middle-ground" other than being completely neutral like the Voss, there is no "gray-line"). I think that the true idea behind "grey jedi" is that they are warriors that have devoted themselves to maintaining balance between GOOD and EVIL, NOT meerly balance between light and dark. So, technically speaking, the Grey Jedi aren't somewhere BETWEEN light and dark, they're Warriors that are sworn to act as deter-rents against evil and to stand-up for what they believe is right.

Well, all I can say is that I'm eager to see what happens to Ashoka in the end... What is her final fate? ...well, as long as she doesn't become a Sith apprentice, a Dark Jedi, or something crazy like that I'll be satisfied well enough...