Oh, they do resent being trapped – but the resentment is more the “and now I have to follow around this barely-Force-sensitive person, and what do you mean they just got murdered by a Jedi?” sort of thing than “why am I still here?” sort of thing.
Disgruntled Sith ghosts as part of the Chorus have happily driven Jedi and other newly-minted Sith who weren’t their Apprentice to doing all sorts of things they wouldn’t contemplate, just for a few moments of quiet and peace.
When the person who is involved isn’t aware of what they’re dealing with, they often think they’re losing their mind. They’re not entirely wrong.
Anonymous said: Wait, oh no, I think I’ve misunderstood something. Maul wasn’t carrying around the Sith curse when he died? How did Obi-Wan end up with it again? Gah. Sorry, I’ll find the first fic.
Maul was carrying the Chorus when Obi-Wan killed him, because Sidious is a cautious bastard when it comes to his own mental stability, but not so much when it comes to that of his Apprentice. So he made sure Maul made the killing stroke to take out Plaegous, so he’d have the Chorus… which may have been a mistake even if Naboo hadn’t happened.
And the first part of the AU is here: http://morgynleri.tumblr.com/post/138517379214 (for everyone’s reference.) 🙂
Anonymous said: If the gift of Bane includes all the pre-Bane Sith that still had tombs, does that mean those Sith can wander off from the Chorus and go back to their tombs or to wherever they’d stashed their anchor points? Can the Sith without tombs establish other anchor points and wander in and out as they like?
The only reason Bane managed to include them was their anchor points, and I think they are capable of wandering back to their tombs if they have reason to. And some spend most of their time at their Tombs because they find a lot of the younger Sith no more interesting than those Tombs.
What they can’t do is go wandering around the galaxy to any Dark-Side anchor point, which annoys them no end, because some of them used to do that. Which now this upstart child has made impossible, and they’re cranky about that, if not usually enough to go trying to drive new Sith out of their minds.
There are some Sith since Bane that have made a point to establish Tombs or create holocrons before they die so they can go hang out elsewhere if they’re bored with the current Sith Lord. Not very many, though, and most of those were Apprentices who killed their Master.
Zannah has a holocron she could go bugger off to if she weren’t intrigued by this new Jedi-forcibly-made-Sith, a handful of others have holocrons or Tombs that are younger than she is, but most don’t. Most of the older ones showed up at the transfer, and left fairly quickly. They’re not interested in talking to an upstart Jedi, they have long-term experiments going on at their Tombs that their more interested in.
So mostly who Obi-Wan has to deal with are Zannah, who finds driving new Sith out of their minds boring; Maul, who didn’t have a chance to make holocron or Tomb prior to being killed; and Qui-Gon, who technically shouldn’t be part of this, but Sidious tried to fuck with the spell, and it was very confused, so grabbed all the newly dead Force-users within reach, and now Obi-Wan at least has one non-Sith ally.