Will we find out why Qui-Gon Didn't Disappear?

one word......'shrooms.

First off, I think Space meant "he'll" rather than "hell", and two, OB1 may not have been the first one, just the first one we SAW do it. And if its in a book somewhere for Yoda to learn,...then someone obviously knows how...and if you know how then you'll do it too....just my opinion.

Originally posted by Darth Subjekt
First off, I think Space meant "he'll" rather than "hell", and two, OB1 may not have been the first one, just the first one we SAW do it. And if its in a book somewhere for Yoda to learn,...then someone obviously knows how...and if you know how then you'll do it too....just my opinion.

No... he is the first, unless someone in ROTS did it. GL has specified that anything beyond death has not happened before.

well thats why i asid "may". But logically, someone has to know how in order to make it so yoda and ob1 knows. But yeah i heard that too, so i guess we'll have to wait and see if anyone does itin ep3. I dont want a bunch of people doing it. That would kinda take away from it. again, IMHO

Then how does Anakin know how to do it? We see his "ghost" with Yoda and Obi-Won.

he didnt disappear because he was a sith infiltrator.

I wasn't asking why he didn't disappear, rather, how did he reappear?

it has already been confirmed that Vader DID in fact dissappear, it was just off camera. They wanted it to be a surprise at the end when he joined Yoda and OB1. You can also check with other people on here if you dont beleive that he disappeared....just in case....

Check out ASK THE MASTER in this issue of Insider. There is an article where some one asked if the voice we heard after Anakin killed the Tuskans was Qwi-Gon's. he said yes and the explanation will be in ROTS. I think this is related to the disappearing thing.

I think that Qui gon (spelling?) didnt dissapear because he wasnt ready to accept it. Remember how Obi wan and Yoda knew that they would die and they didnt really try to stop it? Well i think qui gon wasnt ready and he wanted to see anakin trained first so he is watching anakin be trained all the time but maybe he is invisible.

You know, I like this last theory. The fact that Quigon died unexpectedly, not willingly or naturally, might have something to do with it.

I like that.

corn

http://www.theforce.net/swtc/preq/jedisith.html#spirits here is a thing about disapearing. I think it is just some guys opinoin, but i found it interesting

qui gon was fighting his fate, and he hadnt completed his work (training anakin). Kenobi dissappeared because he saw that he had completed his work with luke. Yoda did when he saw luke had been trained well and had kept his word by returning.

Kenobi had hardly started Lukes training when he died.

but he let himself die knowing that there was a new hope for the rebellion, and that he started luke on his path to be a jedi

I think it all revolves around the prophecy of bringing balance to the force...........yoda, Obi Wan, Annakin/Darth and Luke were the four jedi the prophecy revolved around.

Obi Wan trained Anakin to become a Jedi
Yoda trained Luke to become a Jedi

Luke had to become a Jedi to be put in the position RotJ to bring Annakin back to the good side.........who then destroyed Sidious bringing balance to the force.

the specific reasoning........dunno........guess we'll find out in May.

Originally posted by cornponious
You know, I like this last theory. The fact that Quigon died unexpectedly, not willingly or naturally, might have something to do with it.

I like that.

corn

Good Lord NO. An ancient theory that was flawed to start with and still makes no sense now either. It is exactly the opposite of all the facts that have been talked abouit this subject.

Why does vader become spiritual like ob1 and yoda at the end of ROTJ?

Don't think of it as "becoming" spiritual. Rather, the appearances of fallen Jedi throughout Episode V and VI are dependent on Luke's force sensitivity. It was Luke who saw the spirits of Yoda, Anakin, and OB1 all together, not the Ewoks.