Black-Tiger posted: And the original reason for Anakin turning to the Dark Side was more than likely for the usual reason...POWER, rather than for the overly sentimental and unlikely reason he turned in ROTS. Remember the old adage, "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely".
Lady_Skywalker87 posted:Black-Tiger posted: And the original reason for Anakin turning to the Dark Side was more than likely for the usual reason...POWER, rather than for the overly sentimental and unlikely reason he turned in ROTS. Remember the old adage, "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely". I don't really understand your post because in end Anakin's fell because of quest for POWER...
oo-tee-dee posted:The only way it would make sense is if Darth Vader's whole reason for turning to the Dark Side had nothing to do with his wife (which we all know is not the case).
Palp_Faction posted: I think it's much more plausible that the Organa's lied to everyone, including Leia, about Leia's true parentage.
Black-Tiger posted:I mean he turned to the Dark Side in order to gain conventional political power rather than using it in order to save his Mrs. I was meaning political power rather than Force power.
Black-Tiger posted:If you wish to make a thread on the subject go straight ahead. But I do still think it would’ve been more realistic if he’d turned for a reason more realistic and less naïve, in a literary sense.
Ord-Mantell70 posted:My guess is that, as Padme is not seen in the OT, Lucas unfortunately decided to kill her, in order to avoid key elements to happen off-screen between the 2 trilogies, regardless of the continuity of events and the depth of the story.
Black-Tiger posted:What, does he think we’re too thick to realise that Vader had a shuttle waiting for him on Cloud City and the thing can fly him back to Executor?!
Black-Tiger posted:I have no idea why Lucas does this, resort to explaining every little thing to the viewer as if we’re too dumb to work things out for ourselves.
Arawn_Fenn posted:He's damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. On other topics ( as seen with AOTC ) he's pilloried for not explaining every last thing.
Nordom posted: Arawn_Fenn posted:He's damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. On other topics ( as seen with AOTC ) he's pilloried for not explaining every last thing. Not really because I see them as the same type of flaw, focusing on the wrong things. Explaining obvious things and wasting screen time and then skipping over important character development or significant plot points.
Nordom posted: Also in aotC the jedi's actions or lack of actions makes very little sense and they come across as retards because of it.
Arawn_Fenn posted:Only if your concept of intelligence is a binary value of either "OMNISCIENT" or "RETARD" with nothing in between.