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Date: 2022-07-06
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Igor
Re why people in the galaxy all seem to know about Mando culture, I see Mandalorians as a diaspora minority, who are more or less familiar to people in general, but what the public knows of them is mostly stereotypes, that are also influenced by the specific branches of their creed present in a given region. -Oh, they don't take their helmets off, it is known. -
Compare to ethnic stereotypes in our world.
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Re why people in the galaxy all seem to know about Mando culture, I see Mandalorians as a diaspora minority, who are more or less familiar to people in general, but what the public knows of them is mostly stereotypes, that are also influenced by the specific branches of their creed present in a given region. -Oh, they don't take their helmets off, it is known. -
Compare to ethnic stereotypes in our world.
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Bad
15: 55 - I think we're going to see Obi-Wan go through the training with Qui-Gon in the new series (just a guess, no insider knowledge. But Qui-Gon has SOME of the training, but his body didn't disappear, either. He had the pyre like Anakin/Vader. Rey didn't disappear because I don't think she ever actually died, did she? She was on the verge of death but Ben pulled her back.
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15: 55 - I think we're going to see Obi-Wan go through the training with Qui-Gon in the new series (just a guess, no insider knowledge. But Qui-Gon has SOME of the training, but his body didn't disappear, either. He had the pyre like Anakin/Vader. Rey didn't disappear because I don't think she ever actually died, did she? She was on the verge of death but Ben pulled her back.
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JaySon21
To go with your Snoke theory. To keep the narrative that Luke damaged him it does make sense that Palpatine would keep Snoke damaged. I'll make a new theory ( since I'm disappointed by the sequel trilogy and misuse of Snoke. Snoke is a clone of what Palpatine remembers his master looking like. And yes I know what they try to say he looked like in legends I flipped it.
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To go with your Snoke theory. To keep the narrative that Luke damaged him it does make sense that Palpatine would keep Snoke damaged. I'll make a new theory ( since I'm disappointed by the sequel trilogy and misuse of Snoke. Snoke is a clone of what Palpatine remembers his master looking like. And yes I know what they try to say he looked like in legends I flipped it.
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George
I mean people might be subject to propaganda, but the jedi were leading the army in a massive war within the lifetime of most adults during the mandolorian. Even if they thought they were traitors the memories of like news reals, most people would have seen. Not knowing who Yoda was in the 20s ABY, is like not knowing who Patton was in the 70s.
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I mean people might be subject to propaganda, but the jedi were leading the army in a massive war within the lifetime of most adults during the mandolorian. Even if they thought they were traitors the memories of like news reals, most people would have seen. Not knowing who Yoda was in the 20s ABY, is like not knowing who Patton was in the 70s.
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Bob
One thing I never see mentioned is that Ben fights Vader to a standstill until he knows Luke is watching.
Luke's first encounter with Vader is seeing him kill Ben.
Ben set that moment up, foreshadowing it with the comment about becoming more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine. The ultimate troll moment in Star Wars goes to old Ben.
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One thing I never see mentioned is that Ben fights Vader to a standstill until he knows Luke is watching.
Luke's first encounter with Vader is seeing him kill Ben.
Ben set that moment up, foreshadowing it with the comment about becoming more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine. The ultimate troll moment in Star Wars goes to old Ben.
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Weaponized
The mental gymnastics used to justify the craziness of the sequels is admirable. In the future, you should just say all rules about the force and the universe of Star Wars are completely thrown out the window in the sequels and any attempt to be consistent with the past movies.
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The mental gymnastics used to justify the craziness of the sequels is admirable. In the future, you should just say all rules about the force and the universe of Star Wars are completely thrown out the window in the sequels and any attempt to be consistent with the past movies.
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CastielFFBoi
15: 50 they actually got this wrong. Anakin-s body DID disappear, it happened after the cut to the next scene in the movie, but in the novelization of the film, Luke states that his body did disappear after he died. It just disappeared after the scene cut in the movie.
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15: 50 they actually got this wrong. Anakin-s body DID disappear, it happened after the cut to the next scene in the movie, but in the novelization of the film, Luke states that his body did disappear after he died. It just disappeared after the scene cut in the movie.
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dobrisomething
Jedi rarely operated in the outer rim, while Mandalorians were mercenries there (not accepted in inner republic. And our Mando walks in mercenery bounty hunter circles, so more people would would recognize him as Mandalorain since they often see mercenaries.
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Jedi rarely operated in the outer rim, while Mandalorians were mercenries there (not accepted in inner republic. And our Mando walks in mercenery bounty hunter circles, so more people would would recognize him as Mandalorain since they often see mercenaries.
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Exo
The more I see them try to answer simple questions about contradictions the more I realize the Star Wars universe was not planned out ahead of time and the movies don-t care about established cannon. In 10-20s they will retcon the whole franchise again.
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The more I see them try to answer simple questions about contradictions the more I realize the Star Wars universe was not planned out ahead of time and the movies don-t care about established cannon. In 10-20s they will retcon the whole franchise again.
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Admiral
I remember I read somewhere that for Vader. Obi wan came to him in his last seconds through the force and pulled him into the living force like he and yoda and partly quigon was in.
It could be that leia and Luke did the same for Ben.
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I remember I read somewhere that for Vader. Obi wan came to him in his last seconds through the force and pulled him into the living force like he and yoda and partly quigon was in.
It could be that leia and Luke did the same for Ben.
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