Kallus confirmed!

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"Blooper_Pazdro1;c-1072851" wrote:
Ummm... And what about Grey Jedi/Rebel Ahsoka? She also was Fulcrum

There are NO GREY JEDI, that's the dumbest theory ever!
https://twitter.com/pablohidalgo/status/821480675463151617

Man, you should really play KOTOR 2. It really worth it.
Kreya is grey jedi. Never saw anything more persuasive.

All this 'evil' in nature sith or ****-proud jedis really look ridiculous.

I played KOTOR 2, that's why I can properly spell Kreia's name. She was a Jedi, then she became a Sith, then she became anti-Force. Never she was even close to the non-canon description of Grey Jedi.
Honestly I'm surprised you didn't bring up Jolee, whom more ppl consider Grey Jedi, why I do not know, since he was always Light Side himself. There is Light and there is Dark. Star Wars is built on this dichotomy, good vs evil. There is no middle ground, that would destroy the whole thing we love.

But Anakin brought balance to the force by destroying the Jedi and the Sith. The Jedi understanding of the prophecy was skewed.

If the Chosen One was meant to bring balance to the force and he did so by getting rid of the extremes, then isn't the middle ground the only viable destination?

Middle ground being called grey is fine and on point
Problem being grey jedi - either u r a jedi or not
Grey force user is a thing - grey jedi isnt

The Dark Side and the Light simply cannot mix. Dark is the total absence of light. Even if it's not bright, any state that's not total absence of light, is light. You cannot both kill and not kill the same man. The grey way simply is impossible in the franchise-defining dichotomy.
P.S.: What I find more interesting is the Light Sith for example: Sith who follow Sith Code (which is not inherently evil), but with other passions. They fit much better in the dichotomy system, yet create a whole new dimension. I'm suprised we don't see more mentions of them.