Unanswered Star Wars Questions (SPOILERS)

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That was a good on ejsmith. Hmm i wonder how many death cliches will be used-

"dodge this" said while standing behind a jedi with a lightsabre to his neck.
"i'll be back" said just before he crashes into a group of jedi in some sort of funky space ship
"There can be only one" - highlander changed to "Can there be only this one left" said in a tired mood after he hath killed many hundreds already and is considering asking for a day off.

 

You remember Empire strikes back when Luke wants to go and help Han and co? Well the little green jedimaster says he shouldn't go. Jedis are a stuck up bunch, neh?


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Above comments: Hm... if the Jedis could only take so many, how come when Obi Wan wanted to show Yoda where he thought that planet was, there were a bunch a little kids being trained to become Jedis?

[This message has been edited by Shadow_Goddess (edited May 22, 2002).]

 

Shadow_Goddess, Jedi Masters will take a single Padawan learner to train. At the younger ages, the children school in classes, such as the one Yoda was teaching. Once they reach a that point in their training to become a padawan, they will become apprenticed to a Master.

Edit - One more thing, Vader did not kill all the Jedi's. Yoda survived, as did Vim da Boda, and several others in hiding/prison.

Edit 2 - Also, he could lure as many Jedi as possible to one area, I am sure they would want to try to kill him. Lure them into a building, blast it from orbit.

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I can only answer questions referring to Master Yoda...

The walking stick? War does not make one great. Do not show your opponent how powerfull you are, yes? The dark side has eyes everywhere.

The same goes for Ejsmith's question. Master Yoda could have moved those stones and poles with ease. But a jedi must have The deepest commitment and dedication. Have the most serious mind. Don't be arrogant and overconfident in your dealings with the dark side. Control. I see his deceit worked on you Ejsmith. You underestimate him already.

And Luke? As said above by Vukodlak, though it was OBi who said he was the last. Not Yoda. Luke was both too old and too reckless. In this very moment Yoda sits and shakes his head. At the same time Luke brings warmth to his hearth.

Edit; Tal you are absolutely right. There could or should be made a top five of "Plot Flops" in the starwars trilogies. Both the original and this new one. Both can easily house five major obscurities. The one making the lists should of course be very, very familiar wit the actual movies. Hence a dedicated fan. Or a critics who has far to little to live for in his life.

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and who would B this dedicated fan? hmm, i wonder...

 

Could someone please explain to me why is this episode called "Attack of the clones" ???

 

i was thinking the same thing last week!

star wars episode ii: defence by the clones

 

Yes, it doesnt make sense, i was watching the movie and i waited for the grand scale assault but then they moved to that droid factory and i felt like i was watching Ep1 once again !

Edit: And why are clones better than droids? They need to be fed, they need to grow... Did Lucas lost its fresh ideas?

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Well.. if you can't tell why the name was suitable, then you really should actually go to the movie before commenting on it.

And the clones are much better than the droids because they actually think for themselves and cannot be rendered uselss by knocking out the command like in Episode 1.

 

But can be rendered useless by throwing rocks at them :ewoks:


... and they don't need to see our identification...

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Yeah Vukodlak. And that were the Elite troops.

The ordinary troops are programmed for hitting everthing but their targets. Is it called Etiquette and protocal?

 

Who's Vim da Boda? I always imagined that the balance came right after EP3. Darth Sidious - Master Yoda, Darth Vader - Obi Wan. T'least that's how I saw it. However, what I don't understand is why the Jedi allowed Anakin to develop into a Jedi in the first place. As far as I understand, bringing balance to the force is to make the light and the dark side equally strong. If there are 10k Jedi and 2 dark lords to begin with, what does that tell you of the outcome? I'd really like an explanation to this.

Oh and btw you folks. Single: "Jedi". Multiple: "Jedi" or "The Jedi". Perhaps not with a capital "J", but there is no word known as "Jedis", curse you if you ever make that mistake again.

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Vim da Boda? wasn't that a battleground in 'gladiator'?

 

Does Watto actually say when Cleig bought Shmi to free her? Owen looks older than Annakin, so Cleig could concievably have lost his first wife before the end of Phantom and bought Shmi not long after Annakin left. It could be that the Jedi knew she was free and didn't tell Annakin all the details, or maybe he sensed it in some way?

About the pillar, I don't see what the issue is. Dooku has to break a small support and then let gravity do the rest of the work, Yoda has to support a massive pillar.

And does Vader have to kill all the Jedi personally. They're getting weak now, some of them can even be shot.

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