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I agree with you about Grievous, however...

Obi-Wan never succumbed to his romance like Anakin did, so he actually is even more devoted to the Jedi Order.

Maul would of course be subservient to Sidious before the battle of Naboo. However, Sidious taught him two things: One, to be subservient until the time was right to leave the master, and two, galactic dominance. After 12 years of being in a mentally disabled exile, Maul thought when he was restored that he was no longer bound to Sidious, so he began to conquer as though he had already become the Sith Master, with Savage as his apprentice.

There really is no wrong opinion on Barriss, but I think it was a good idea for a Jedi to turn against the Jedi's place in the war. Barriss' experiences in Season 2 would make her a good candidate, although everyone would probably agree with me when I think that Barriss really should have gotten more character development in between Seasons 2 and 5.

And...I really shouldn't be speaking on this topic-feel free to ignore this-but I really don't care much for the comics. They are nice little fillers, but I hold The Clone Wars in a higher regard, just below the movies in terms of appropriate canon.

However, you are wrong about Ventress; Anakin never killed her

However, I do agree on Adi Gallia's death. Why? Grievous had the perfect opportunity to kill her in Nomad Droids. While it might have felt out of place in the episode, there was no reason for him to take her prisoner...and it gets even worse when Gallia escapes just out of nowhere