[ WP ] Show a Darker Side of a Well-Known Fictional Hero or Mentor Figure

He does n't need to know the truth. He *can't*. Not if he's to do what must be done. 
 
 I've watched over him for years now. He's very much a young boy still; looking up to the sky, wondering what other worlds are like. And one day, he's going to know. One way or another. His aunt and uncle ca n't stop him. Goodness knows I ca n't. I can only hope that when the time does come - and I can make no mistake it *will* come - that he will be ready. That he does not hesitate. That he shows no mercy. 
 
 I hesitated. I showed mercy. And almost twenty years to the day, the monster that took my brother from me is still alive. 
 
 When the time is right, I will train him. He'll know how to use his gifts. How to hold his father's weapon. How to plunge it into the heart of that infernal machine that calls itself a man. But it all hinges on him not knowing the truth. If that comes to light? If he discovers that his father was *not* a navigator on a spice freighter? All is lost. That boy is our last hope. And we can not send our last hope to kill his own father. He's far too good a boy to do so, and will be far too good a man to understand. If justice is to be done, that goodness can not be allowed to come into play. Each and every star that boy hopes to see depends on it. 
 
 If I'm to stop this great monster, I must consider all aspects of the problem. Not just the dogmatic, narrow view of the Jedi. And in order to do that, I must accept the simple truth that he will not stay in this desert forever. There's too much of his father in him for that. The best I can do is prepare him for what the galaxy needs him to face. Make him ready. Make him my apprentice, even. I must. For the good of the galaxy, I must. 
 
 It is unavoidable. It is his *destiny*. He, like his father, is now... mine. 
 
 And that terrifies me more than any Sith Lord.
