Luke, I am Your Father

"Luke, I am your father" (Darth Vader, 1880). This is one of the most important and representative lines in the history of filmmaking, especially for the beloved Star Wars legendary fans made by George Lucas. But the Jedi in the film and the Jedi following the rapidly rising Jedi faith are two different wavelengths. According to the last British census, about 400,000 people claimed to stick to Jediism in 2001. This made Jediism a British religion and Jediism became the fourth largest religion with more believers than Judaism and Buddhism (Bryan, 2011).

Thanks to Star Wars' central information, I can really applaud, before I'm Luke I am your father, I mean the first one. In the story before "Son of Skywalker can not become Jedi", a boy of a simple farm talks about who you can save galaxies, not who you are, what he does Did you? Of course, his father used to be a knight, but that is not the reason he wanted to, but the reason he wanted to. And it is a tool to hold a mysterious boxing for decades and to literally throw away it from a fucking cliff. Bravo

We all know the most famous line in the history of Star Wars. When one of the world's most famous villains eventually revealed his true identity, they were announced. I can now hear a great dozen vader in his smothering voice: "Luca, I am your father." To this day, I felt it was still cold when I heard this more famous revelation. Luke hated the evil excuses of his father, but one thing he could not deny was blood flowing through his blood vessels. Prior to his adult Luke did not see his father, but he inevitably took something he made him the son of Darth Vader.

Many people, including my friends, overtook Luke's discovery that Vader is his father. I think that this shows Luca will be his father. Of course, you do not yet know that Vader is his father - but at the end of the movie, when I think back to the cave ... it is completely reasonable. It is a good, solid plot juice. Being a parent (not going) is a great incentive. I hope that the return of the Jedi that Kurtz wants is seen. It will make more sense. Empire is built on the mythical core of Star Wars and examines the natural tension we believe in good and evil ways. Luke thinks he did a good job to save his friend through the game. Anakin thought that he did a good job by fighting the Jedi council and destroying the command itself. A very ambiguous perspective: trying to do good things can be very destructive