Luke and Leia

Yes but I guess their insight doesn't serve them well.

"Difficult to see...always in motion is the future"

You just made me think of something. Time-travel has never been introduced to the Star Wars universe. Not even in the EU. I wonder if it'll ever be used.

Since George made the middle triology first, it sounds like a logical concept, but it some cases time travel would have to involve some flashbacks...well, maybe not. I had something in my head before I started to reply to this but now its gone. I have to think about this some more.

Yeah, that would put it right up there with Star Trek. Brannon Braga your public needs you!!!!

Always emotion the future is Gundark.

Huh???? Surely you mean: "Alway IN MOTION the future is" ???

I think it would be IN MOTION, not emotion. Makes more sense to me.

Turn the close caption button on then you will find your answer.And emotion does make since.Feelings and emotion were a key part to Luke and the other's relationship.

Wheres the close caption button?

Find it yourself.I don't know what kind of T.V. you have.

Erm, I don't believe I have a close caption button on my TV. Can't even find it on the remote.

Read the manual that came with it.All tv's have one.Check the programing section in the instructions.

How do you know that all TVs have one? Are you sure british ones do?

Like I said ALL T.V.'s do.

Mine doesn't. Whats the button actually meant to do?

It's not a button.It is in the section that you program your T.V.Closed Captioning shows the words for deaf people.

No I'm pretty sure my computer doesnt have it. I just checked the script though. And ya know what? You were wrong, boy, you were wrong. Yoda says "always in motion"

It could have gone ethier way is what I really meant by saying that.

FYI: Close Caption is not built in as standard in europe currently.

But at least it gave you something to talk about. Sheeesh!