Is Darh Vader Innocent Or Inhumane?

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Have you ever judged someone based on the obvious opinion? Even if you haven’t heard the real story? Is it because it’s the popular opinion? Or maybe you just made a quick assumption. Well here’s a case like that. Darth Vader is being convicted of killing Obi-Wan Kenobi, and he didn’t do it. Darth Vader is innocent and shouldn’t be sentenced to death because he could have been using self defence, he was wearing a mask, and there was no body.

First, we have read the book and watched the movie and there is a chance he could be using self defence. During the scene, Obi-Wan Kenobi striked first meaning that Darth Vader was defending himself in the situation. When using self-defence you can’t be suspected of murder because they attacked first. Obi-Wan could have planned to kill Darth Vader and Darth Vader was not meaning to kill him, but killed him out of self defence. From what we saw and read the evidence shows that he was using self defence and should not be guilty. …show more content…

While Obi-Wan Kenobi was being killed, no really saw Darth Vader’s face. It could have been someone else under the mask and cloak. That day was very chaotic, and anything could have happened and someone could have impersonated Darth Vader. Maybe even someone seeking revenge. But even with witnesses, you still can’t pin him without a facial recognition. If the court rules guilty, how would you feel if you sent an innocent man to

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