#text interpretation

1. KotOR II was Avellone's commentary on George Lucas' Star Wars. George Lucas wanted Star Wars to represent the truths he believed all religions shared. But actually Lucas was most influenced by Christianity. I understand Christian theology better than Avellone and Lucas. Thus, I understand KotOR II better than its creator understands it.

2. In KotOR II Avellone puts his own thoughts in the mouth of Kreia. Kreia challenges the player character. I play the player character. Therefore, what I think about what Kreia says can be what the player character thinks about what Kreia says. Avellone doesn't know what the player character played by me thinks, but I do. So I understand KotOR II better than him.

What I actually think: Fans who are actively thinking about the story they are a fan of in a way create their own versions of it. These versions can have a more developed meaning than the original. (For example, the Star Wars prequels according to @fialleril are very likely more developed in their message than the actual movies.) Unfortunately, I have not put a thorough commentary on KotOR II into text form yet, so that version remains in my head for now.

Wow mixing sexuallity with a syndrome. That’s new.

Once your soul is perfected and sampled out to the masses; it effectively gives you the power of a bomb. That soul can be used to be the amplifier of destruction. It has more power than a bomb and lasts much longer than the initial explosion.  Look at the perfect soul like the Big Bang and it will make a little [more] sense. Forever expanding making new sub groups and factions along the way until it has quite literally changed the world.