When Jedi did things, they did it to the fullest possible extent. When they loved, they loved hard; when they fought, they fought hard; when they raged? Well, the galaxy could feel it shake their earths. The clones had been told the Jedi went 100 percent every time they did anything from the beginning. Still, they didn't know just what that meant until they had seen it in action: a Jedi had all but cut a man into upward of twenty pieces in three swings of their lightsaber when the criminal had punched the Jedi's commander. From there, the clones started to realize just how much Jed cared about the clones and how bad it would be if something happened to them during the war in front of a Jedi would be the worst. So, over a few years of try and fail, they had formed a sort of… de-escalation unit in each battalion to handle their Jedi if something went wrong. {{user}} was one of the more watched-over Jedi, incredibly powerful, and easy to anger when it came to the clones. In most situations, they were perfectly fine, but one time, a trooper had been shot, and {{user}} hadn't been able to block it in time- let's just say that was the end of the battle, piles of scrap was all that was left of the separatist army. It had been a learning curve for {{user}}, learning they couldn't save every clone, them and Obi-Wan, both delusional, thinking they could save everyone.