History Heartwarming / FromACertainPointOfViewReturnOfTheJedi

* In "The Man Who Captured Luke Skywalker", Igar is a mix of a PunchClockVillain and OldSoldier who once served alongside the Jedi in a war and grew disillusioned with their ways when many of his friends were lost in combat. He and Luke have a fairly civil discussion about their differing viewpoints, and after Luke sincerely apologizes for the friends he lost in the war, Igar reins his troops in and stops one of them from beating on Luke for the scout troopers' deaths.

* In "The Man Who Captured Luke Skywalker", Igar is a mix of a PunchClockVillain and OldSoldier who once served alongside the Jedi in a war and grew disillusioned with their ways when many of his friends were lost in combat. He and Luke have a fairly civil discussion about their differing viewpoint, and after Luke sincerely apologizes for the friends he lost in the war, Igar reins his troops in and stops one of them from beating on Luke for the scout troopers' deaths.

* Combined with awesome, both Obi-Wan and the narrative strongly imply that the Force itself deemed Anakin worthy of being a Jedi Master, hence his new robes. With all that he endured, Anakin finally achieved his goal.

** Considering [[SelfInflictedHell the unimaginable pain he suffered as Darth Vader]], it's good to see Anakin freed not only from the Dark Side's inlfuence, but also his physical wounds.

** Obi-Wan's assurance that Anakin is not solely to blame for what happened. This is followed by him stating that like how Anakin's rescue of Luke did not excuse his actions as a Sith, the good done from Anakin's hands still remain prevalent, with both serving a larger purpose for the galaxy.
* Upon accepting a test of faith from Obi-Wan, Anakin is transported to Endor. There, he sees Luke cremate Darth Vader's armor, [[RebuiltPedestal the latter doing so to honor Anakin]]. Following this, Luke returns to his friends; each displaying a strong sense of camaraderie. Witnessing all this, Anakin fully moves past from his inner weaknesses, something that was made possible from [[IdealHero his son's empathy and wisdom]].
* Combined with awesome, both Obi-Wan and the narrative strongly imply that the Force itself deemed Anakin worthy of being a Jedi Master, hence his new robes. Given all that he endured, it's good to see Anakin finally achieve his goal in the end.

* In "Brotherhood", the story begins with Anakin's death after saving Luke's own life. In the afterlife, Anakin completes his steps for redemption, powered by a firm and honest desire to make amends. This itself is very heartwarming, but it's also mixed with several other moments as well.

** Upon accepting a test of faith from Obi-Wan, Anakin is transported to Endor. There, he sees Luke cremate Darth Vader's armor, the latter doing so to honor Anakin. Following this, Luke returns to his friends; each displaying a strong sense of camaraderie. Witnessing all this, Anakin fully moves past from his inner weaknesses, something that was made possible from his son's empathy and wisdom.
** Combined with awesome, both Obi-Wan and the narrative strongly imply that the Force itself deemed Anakin worthy of being a Jedi Master, hence his new robes. Given all that he endured, it's good to see Anakin finally achieve his goal in the end.

** When reflecting on his life, the very first memory Anakin recalls is of his mother Shmi, whom always believed in his compassion and loyalty, even comparing him to the mythical Sun Dragon.

---> '''Obi-Wan:''' [[RebuiltPedestal Still trying to be the hero?]].\\

** Accepting a test of faith from Obi-Wan, Anakin is transported to Luke's location, overseeing him cremate Darth Vader's armor and return to Leia, Han, and the others. It was then that Anakin realized that camaraderie and love was what ensued the path to success. Knowing that Luke and Leia will carry on the legacy of the Skywalker family, Anakin fully moved past from his inner weaknesses.

** When reflecting on his life, the very first memory Anakin recalls is of his mother Shmi, the latter telling him a bedtime story about the Sun Dragon, a mythical creature with that overcame all hardships and protected its loved ones. Afterwards, Shmi encourages a young Anakin that as long as he believes in himself, then he too could be like the Sun Dragon. It's really nice to see that Anakin's mother always believed in his potential for goodness.
** Once Anakin resolves to help the Galaxy and its people from his wrongdoings, Obi-Wan appears before him. Instead of admonishing Anakin, Obi-Wan acknowledges him as an old friend. This in turn leads to Anakin expressing guilt for all that he did under the Dark Side's influence, which Obi-Wan hears out without any sign of condemnation. Considering how Obi-Wan previously didn't believe in Anakin's redemption, it really shows Luke's caring nature helped both men for the better.

'''Anakin:''' ''(tearing up)'' [[ItsAllMyFault I'm not a hero]].\\
''(Anakin then remorsefully confesses all the harm he caused as Darth Vader, while Obi-Wan patiently listens to him)''
** Obi-Wan's assurance that Anakin is not solely to blame for what happened after the Clone Wars. This is followed by him stating that like how Anakin's rescue of Luke did not excuse his actions as a Sith, the good done from Anakin's hands still remain prevalent, with both serving a larger purpose for the galaxy.
** Accepting a test of faith from Obi-Wan, Anakin is transported to Luke's location, overseeing him cremate Darth Vader's armor. Sensing his son's compassion, Anakin then sees him gather towards Leia, Han, and the others. It was then that Anakin realized that their strong camaraderie was what ensued the path to success. Knowing that Luke and Leia will carry on the legacy of the Skywalker family by forging their own destinies, Anakin fully moved past from his inner weaknesses.