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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JacktheRabbit" data-source="post: 204368" data-attributes="member: 525">This is another point that should have made the Jedi wonder. The Chancellor should not really be that big on protecting her. They are on different sides of the issue.Amidala is completely against creating an army and using force. This means that in the end she must be willing to let the planets leave if there is no other choice.On the other hand the Chancellors stance the whole time is the opposite. No matter what he refuses to let the planets leave. Kind words and  the same home planet aside why would the Chancellor order a Jedi reassigned when there are so few of them to a person who he would actually benefit from the death of?As I said, the Jedi ask far too few questions. I think as a whole they are too used to using the force for all their answers. The Jedi remind of of a 15th level DnD party who suddenly have all their divination spells yanked away from them. They don't know how to be good old fashioned detectives.</blockquote>