Harry's true super-power is to drive his allies, enemies, and just casual acquaintances to extreme stress & frustration (ulcers, high blood pressure, burst blood vessels, regretfully destroyed objects/beings, & facial/body ticks at the sound of Harry's name are common symptoms), with prolong exposure leading to a very strong desire to strangle Harry with their bare hands. Some individuals believe that Harry might be a former god/agent of chaos or someone just cursed to spread chaos. Most people go with an god/agent of chaos that was stripped of his powers & booted from on-high/down-below (probably booted from both) when his ability to sow chaos worked too well & even the gods were driven crazy by Harry's actions - better mere mortals have to suffer dealing with Harry than the gods/angels/demons themselves. Plus, as a nice bonus, the gods/angels/demons get endless hours of entertainment watching others having to deal with Harry.

I find it somewhat amusing that Harry will accomplish what Kreia herself failed to do.

"I mean, if the relevant legislation could be amended to define Captain Harry as a Force user operating under the Jedi, any action you take against him will be considered - legally - an internal Jedi matter."

No, that wouldn't work at all.

First, the Jedi Order, especially since the Ruusan Reformation, is nothing more than a religious order. They have no special authority or anything over anyone who isn't part of their order. Anything else would be a violation of the right and freedom to choose which religion you want to practice.

The only reason the High Council had to allow Ahsoka to be put on trial in the Clone Wars series was that she was part of the GAR and the High Council is more or less High Command, not because that religious order is highly privileged and its members can commit any crimes they want without anyone outside the Order being able to prosecute them. That notion is complete bullshit.

Second, even if nobody in the Republic gave a shit about religious freedom and equality before the law, do you seriously believe Palpatine would want a law that gives the Jedi any kind of jurisdiction over force-sensitives? That would mean that their attempt to arrest him years later would not be treason but just "an internal Jedi matter".

This is a very well done sequence of alternative POVs. Very informative.

Thanks for writing.

When was the term Greater Good used in HP, by whom, with what context, and what emotional connection?

Fantastic background and perspective to your main fic.
Thank you very much indeed.

Who was the woman with the sith, that was being experimented on?
BELLA?!

Reading.
Two people?
Who along with harry?

Wow! did not see that come (see last review from me on council member paranoia.).
So the prank by Anakin is that shatterpoint LOL.

Your portrayal at the end of this story of the two rogue Jedi plotting against the Council is why the Jedi had to go in Canon. Forget about understanding discovering the Sith Lord, the Jedi cant even prevent sick psychopaths afraid of thwir shadow from being on the Council. Yes, AU. But great depiction of how deceit destroys comrades of arms.

Artfully done It is fun to see the council with such spy capabilities fruddtrated with someone in plain sight, when they are bling to the Sith in their midst.

These two stories are among my favorites. It's a pity that you never finished them. Any chance that you'll come back one day to pick up where you left off?

I guess I have confirmation that the evil witch came to the past with Harry.

Just a Spade casually dropping by
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I loved both of these stories so, so much. I haven't written/read fanfiction since the early 2000s when I was still in high school. A friend recently sent me a glowing recommendation for these fics and I decided to give it a shot, and I was not even remotely let down. After finishing I went back and read all my old favorites and it was wonderful. And then I read Havoc and Unsuspecting again cause they're amazing.
I know it's unlikely that you'll continue this storyline after so many years, but on the off chance that this comment is the one that breaks the camel's back (so to speak): please come back!