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Yeah anyone realizes this but its too pathetic and depressing compared to making up shit to fill in the blanks.So again, the simpler conclusion is that Lucas was fat and lazy.
Yeah anyone realizes this but its too pathetic and depressing compared to making up shit to fill in the blanks.So again, the simpler conclusion is that Lucas was fat and lazy.
I guess I'm just going off the movies. Luke didn't awaken his force sensitivity until mid/late ANH. We assume that he trained on his own in the gap between ANH and ESB. Towards the beginning of Empire the Emperor tells Vader he has sensed a great disturbance in the Force. So maybe not a GPS to Luke but they know he's out there. Plus in RotJ Vader and Luke can feel each other in separate ships. So what I'm saying is if Obi-Wan was on tatooine using the Force all the time or planet hoping using the force, the Emperor would have sensed something. My theory is that Obi-Wan just lived his life sans force while Luke grew up. Hence the line "Your powers are weak old man"At the time the EU was still relatively canon and there were tons of force users still alive, including a few people being trained in the Jedi traditions. Luke may have become quite powerful, but he wasn't some crazy immaculately conceived vergence in the force like his dad. He was just a normal force sensitive pampered little asshole. Why would he have set off some giant disturbance in the force?
Things had been basically the same for 20 years since shit went down at the end of Episode III. Obi and Yoda could still be out fighting the good fight, and that wouldn't change Vader's or Palp's feelings of the Force. They were already there, and continued to be there. It wasn't till Luke started training that they introduced a new agent in the mix. THAT is the disturbance. After 20 years, something new is added.Or maybe the great disturbance in the force is not Luke personally, but rather the more abstract idea that for the first time since he wiped out the Jedi Order, there was actually a major threat to the dominance of the Sith forming. Not a specific disturbance as in a person, but rather the force itself is disturbed because there may be a challenge to the ascendancy of the dark side.
nah, Ewoks:the Battle for Endor was in 1985. This is the first Starwars movie since 1985.WTF are these "prequels" you people speak of? This is the first Star Wars movie since 1983.
Or maybe the great disturbance in the force is not Luke personally, but rather the more abstract idea that for the first time since he wiped out the Jedi Order, there was actually a major threat to the dominance of the Sith forming. Not a specific disturbance as in a person, but rather the force itself is disturbed because there may be a challenge to the ascendancy of the dark side.
SE version of the scene.Darth Vader: [kneeling before Emperor Palpatine's hologram] What is thy bidding, my master?
Emperor Palpatine: There is a great disturbance in the Force.
Vader: I have felt it.
Palpatine: We have a new enemy, Luke Skywalker.
Vader: Yes, My Master.
Palpatine: He could destroy us.
Vader: He's just a boy. Obi-Wan can no longer help him.
Palpatine: The Force is strong with him. The son of Skywalker must not become a Jedi.
Vader: If he could be turned, he would become a powerful ally.
Palpatine: [intrigued] Yes, Yes... He would be a great asset. Can it be done?
Vader: He will join us or die, master.
Darth Vader: [kneeling before Emperor Palpatine's hologram] What is thy bidding, my master?
Emperor Palpatine: There is a great disturbance in the Force.
Vader: I have felt it.
Palpatine: We have a new enemy, the young rebel who destroyed the death star. I have no doubt this boy is the offspring of Anakin skywalker.
Vader: How is that possible?
Palpatine: Search your feelings, Lord Vader. You will know it to be true.
Palpatine: He could destroy us.
Vader: He's just a boy. Obi-Wan can no longer help him.
Palpatine: The Force is strong with him. The son of Skywalker must not become a Jedi.
Vader: If he could be turned, he would become a powerful ally.
Palpatine: [intrigued] Yes, Yes... He would be a great asset. Can it be done?
Vader: He will join us or die, master.
There is an alt or advancement to that theory to answer the red droid first thing- and that is R2 has some force powers and blew the red druids motivator.That theory is pretty damn good. I've always looked at R2 as the brains behind the droid duo, and always thought that there was supposed to be more than meets the eye to Chewie. And while this theory is not 100% fool proof (for example, they forget that Owen first bought the red droid, so that whole negotion to have the Jawas sell R2 seems off), then I doubt it can get any better. There's just too much shit to explain considering how lazy Lucas is. I think this will be my new cannon til something better arrives.
That's no dude ...I dunno who that dude is, but he's not the Emperor.
Emperor Brian PeppersThis is one time the SE scene is better even though the line is changed.
I dunno who that dude is, but he's not the Emperor.
R2 told her and Chewie offscreen after Kenobi's death once it was clear she and Chewie were the defacto remaining rebel leaders in the group? Its not perfect or anything yeah, just fun stuff. Blame Lucas for being a fucking hack who alienated all the talent from the original trilogy.So I was reading through that fan theory above and there is a glaring flaw. If Leia didn't put the Death Star plans in R2, then how did she know it was there? Maybe I missed it because I'm reading on my phone. Overall a lame theory. I did like the insight on Obi-Wan and Luke. Leave him alone forever, train him, or destroy him. Neat concept.