Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren #2

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"These are the moments where the fate of the Force, the fate of the galaxy, and the balance of the Force, all these things are on the scales being weighed. And this book, if we do it right, should be building and building and building to a moment where Ben makes a choice and you understand why he does it and you realize he had no choice, even though he thinks he’s making one. That’s what the story’s supposed to be. That’s what happened to Anakin. If we do our job right, it will feel utterly inevitable and also utterly preventable, which is the tragedy of the whole story." -- Charles Soule

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I don't think so, since Lucas was the one to mention "The Dark Side of the Force". If the Force is neutral, it can't, by definition, have a Dark Side OR a Light Side.

The Jedi and Sith both seem to claim that the Force works differently for them because of the Force, not because of them

...and then we were introduced to the Ashla, the Bogan and the Bendu.