This reminds me of a little game called KOTOR, where, in my experience as playing as a soldier from the Republic, ventured into the galaxy to meet a number of unique individuals in ever engaging adventure and discovery. "WAIT A SECOND!" says Darth Malik, the sithlord and my antagonist. "You're technically a brainwashed stooge who used to be an evil guy just like me! We're totally homies, bro! =D" without the sarcastic lingo to liven up the mood. Thinking heavily, I soon came to realize that every single thing I did up to that point was by no means "luck" or by my own choosing; but rather, it was because I was a Jedi unknowingly -- a God damn Jedi. "Do you want to continue playing a soldier class after you become a full blown jedi?" the yoda wanna-be on a familiar Jedi counsel subconsciously states. "NO! You cannot, because you MUST use the Jedi class" despite my choosing "no" 50 billion times. Me, as the player of such a great adventure, time and time again, realized that whenever I decided to practice "freewill" and choose not to believe that I was who everyone else told me, I was merely told that I was wrong. Wrong like a hooker on the street corner giving BJs to dudes for $10 when all the other prostitutes charged $5.

If "free will" is simply an abstract concept skewing a reality where everything you do is 100% predefined by "fate" or some such, then my life is basically KOTOR...which sucks.

My name is Mr.12, and I play too many role playing/choose your own adventure games. =|

There was only one thing I liked about going on the light side: your avatar looks like Jesus with a white glow illuminating everything. Outside of that, dark side ftw.