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Merlin2574 · Jun 30, 2019

Batrederik said: ↑

“We should also group-slap you for posting an off-topic reply in this thread. mad Anyway .”

Like this?

Batrederik · Jun 30, 2019

Merlin2574 said: ↑

“Like this?
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no loose wire off-topic jokes. Kind of like having a screw loose.

DarkVisor · Jun 30, 2019

Merlin2574 said: ↑

“First off, it was Mustafar.

Second, let me help you out here a bit. By that, I will provide another example, but from a different universe. The "Potter-verse", if you will. Remember the prophecy that was told to Voldemort? A young witch by the name of Sybill Trelawney sought out Hogwarts Headmaster Albus Dumbledore for a teaching job at the school of witchcraft & wizardry. During the interview at the Hogs Head in Hogsmeade, she went into a trance like state, having what some in the wizarding world called a "vision", detailing a prophecy. A young wizard by the name of Severus Snape was caught listening in on this, and only heard part of it. He was thrown out of the establishment, and then ran off to inform Voldemort of what he heard.

The prophecy as follows:
"The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches... born to those who have thrice defied him, born as the seventh month dies... and the Dark Lord will mark him as his equal, but he will have power the Dark Lord knows not... and either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while the other survives... the one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord will be born as the seventh month dies.... "

The prophecy was not heard in its entirety, and therefore, Snape only gave part of the information to Voldemort. The prophecy involved TWO children born at the end of July, them being Harry Potter & Neville Longbottom. Voldemort chose Harry because of similarities between him and the child. Both were half bloods, and felt that there was a little of himself in Harry. So to Voldemort, Harry was the threat and became the target. As Dumbledore said to Harry when explaining the prophecy to him near the end of "Order of the Phoenix", Voldemort had put too much faith or stock in the prophecy. It may not have come true of no action was taken, but because Voldemort feared what "may" come to pass, his actions made it come true.

How does this relate to the discussion at hand? Like the "Lost Prophecy," Anakin put too much stock in the vision that he had of Padme. He did not understand it, he did not know the details, but he feared what he did not know, and feared that he would lose what he loved. And therefore he let that fear control his actions, and ultimately caused what would eventually kill the only love of his life.”

Thank you for that explanation, butt, we were actually talking about the (possible) plothole from A New Hope

Batrederik · Jun 30, 2019

DarkVisor said: ↑

“Thank you for that explanation, butt, we were actually talking about the (possible) plothole from A New Hope”

Batrederik said: ↑

“Did Annie know. Did he know? I mean the truth is often what we make of it.
You heard what you wanted to hear, believed what you wanted to believe.
But if we assume a few things were said off-screen like this
(So from Off-screen interactions
* After learning Padme was pregnant, Anakin told her that he hoped for a son and that one day he'd like to give his own lightsaber to his son when he was old enough.
* Padme relayed this information to Obi-Wan when she was giving birth to the twins.
* When Obi-Wan brought Luke to his aunt and uncle he conveyed the same message.
* Uncle Owen, however, wouldn't allow it as he was afraid Luke might be tempted to get involved in Kenobi's "idealistic crusade" like Anakin did ”

And from Obi-Wan's point of view, he knows that the good man who was Anakin Skywalker would have wanted his son to have his old lightsaber. Had Anakin actually died during the Clone Wars, the same could be said regardless of whether or not Anakin actually said at some point "I want my son to have my lightsaber". Having been his friend for years, Obi-Wan would be able to make a fairly accurate guess about Anakin Skywalker's wishes on the matter.

Hope you get it DarkVisor

DarkVisor · Jun 30, 2019

Or, we just accept it as a plothole because a lot of what happened in the prequels contradicts the originals, when they could have easily filled them in

FoolsFire · Jul 1, 2019

Okay all of you, listen up!!!!

Batrederik · Jul 1, 2019

DarkVisor said: ↑

“Or, we just accept it as a plothole because a lot of what happened in the prequels contradicts the originals, when they could have easily filled them in”

For god's sake.... Ben was just giving Luke the incentive to join him on his crusade. It's not a plot hole or a continuity problem.

Batrederik · Jul 1, 2019

FoolsFire said: ↑

“Okay all of you, listen up!!!!

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Merlin2574 · Jul 3, 2019

Twenty-Seven Days and counting......

I challenge you to not bob your head with this one. Even if you don't, it's beautifully done.

By the way, the best part is at the 1:44 mark.

Batrederik · Jul 3, 2019

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Merlin2574 said: ↑

“Twenty-Seven Days and counting......

I challenge you to not bob your head with this one. Even if you don't, it's beautifully done.

By the way, the best part is at the 1:44 mark.”

That’s Linkin Park.. not bad