[ WP ] You are given the opportunity to rewrite the entire Star Wars prequel trilogy . How would you make them better ?

The Jedi are not a bureaucracy, there is no Jedi council. The Jedi are analogous to medieval knights or samurai, with very passive moral and ethical codes, similar to Buddhist monks. They are spread throughout the galaxy loyally working for various sovereign states and leaders, but some are also private contractors working for themselves. The Jedi are not celibate, and are actively pursuing the continuation of a force sensitive bloodline. This could be an important theme throughout the films, the Jedi are worried about how to continue their kind, and how to properly train their children etc... Obi-Wan is the main protagonist of the films. It starts with Obi-Wan completing his training alone with Yoda, they could be discussing their worries about the future of the Jedi. Then it focusses on Obi-Wan becoming a teaching figure and finding Anakin, who could be a street-rat sort of character, misbehaving but insanely talented. In the context of panic about the future of the Jedi, Obi-Wan wants to train Anakin. Obi-Wan also finds and trains some other promising Jedi, including a female character who becomes romantically involved with Anakin, and later gives birth to Luke and Leia. Obi-Wan should be only slightly older than Anakin. The films focus on their characters and their relationship from the start and actually establish their friendship. Cue epic force and lightsaber training scenes with some Yoda in the mix, fun adventures together etc... 
 
 From there you can simultaneously establish Palpatine's character as another older Jedi, frustrated with the current obedience and ethics of the Jedi, who remain faithful to their respective realms. He believes that due to their power and skill, the Jedi should group together and rise up to rule. Palpatine has met Obi-Wan and Yoda a couple of times, and he meets Anakin once while visiting them. While doing his own work, he somehow stumbles upon an ancient Sith manuscript or force sensitive object, and teaches himself the ways of the dark side, becoming very powerful. Palpatine tries to convince other Jedi to join his cause, and he kills any of the Jedi who do n't accept. The Jedi are too morally sound and passive to join him, and they do not have a lust for power being satisfied with their simple, understated lives. However, he manages to get through to Anakin, who is still being trained by Obi-Wan and is not a mature Jedi yet. Obi-Wan and the female Jedi character fail to convince Anakin to come back to the light side. Anakin defeats Obi-Wan in battle and is about to kill him, but is saved by the female Jedi student. Anakin sees this as a betrayal and kills her ( obviously this is all happening after the birth of their children ). 
 
 Obi-Wan, injured but still alive, hides Luke and Leia. Leia mentions in A New Hope that Obi-Wan fought with her father in the Clone Wars, so Obi-Wan was a Jedi working for her adoptive father, and the Clone Wars were some smaller scale interplanetary war between Alderaan and some other nearby planets that Obi-Wan had been a spy or warrior in. He searches for and finds an apathetic and defeated Yoda who has gone into hiding, lost all hope now that the other Jedi have been murdered. Yoda essentially cuts the cord with Obi-Wan and convinces him that the best thing to do is to go live out the rest of his days in peace away from the Empire's grip. The two leave each other and lose contact. Obi-Wan decides to go stay on Tatooine and watch over the baby boy from afar. 
 
 Cue A New Hope...
