Re: So, will Anakin become a Jedi in EIII ??
Originally posted by cornponious
Here's why I'm asking:I have spent the last 3 days watching Episodes IV, V, and VI. I have a bit of a problem. In ANH, when Obi-Wan and Vader square off at the Death Star, Vader says, "When I left you, I was but the learner. Now I am the Master."
Ok, this would signify that when he and Obi parted ways (in whichever way that will be), Anakin had NOT become a Jedi (he was a learner when he left). I also have a problem with that word, "left." Did Anakin [b]leave
Obi-Wan, or did he fall into the lava as we have heard? But I digress...Now, in ROTJ, after Luke kicks his fathers ass and hands him his right hand on a silver platter, he says to the emperor, "You've failed, your Highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me."
And let's not forget that in ANH, when Luke and Obi-Wan are at Obi's hut, Obi-Wan says, "I was once a Jedi Knight the same as your father."
These quotes are COMPLETELY contradictory. Obviously Anakin didn't become a Jedi before parting with Obi-Wan, so why did Luke and Obi-Wan say that his father was a Jedi? Anakin became a Sith, not a Jedi.
So, will Anakin be a Jedi in EIII? If so, this will add even more problems to the story in general. What are your thoughts?
corn [/B]
NO, he will become a sith.
by the way, in the third movie he has long hair (UGLY), and in the last he is bald. where did he put all of the lost hair. (eat it?).
SITH SITH SITH SITH SITH SITH SITH...ect.
i really want to prove lucas correct and consistant,
but another line from ep4 just popped in my head:
"A young jedi named Darth Vader, who was a pupil of mine until he turned to evil, helped the empire hunt down and destroy the Jedi Knights"
now, we know that part of this statement was a lie...i mean...a certain point of view...but it does support the whole claim of inconsistancy.
in fact, you can totally disregard the PT and eps 5&6 and it is STILL inconsistant, since in the same conversation, ben says "I was once a JEDI KNIGHT the same as your father"
now, its known that when lucas finished ep4, he still had not decided that vader was luke's father, and that darth vader DID kill his father...so where i'm going with this is:
will lucas decide to edit ep4 to make it consistant? will he dare erase alec guinness' words from the film? god i really hope not.
Yeah, i'd say this is going nowhere, GL pretty much makes it up as he goes along so there is bound to be little things that don't seem to fit.
I don't think the line said by Vadar to Obi-wan indicates any inconsistancy, at least the way i see it and the way its worded, but the line mentioned above definately seems like a hole.
Originally posted by PVS
i really want to prove lucas correct and consistant,
but another line from ep4 just popped in my head:"A young jedi named Darth Vader, who was a pupil of mine until he turned to evil, helped the empire hunt down and destroy the Jedi Knights"
now, we know that part of this statement was a lie...i mean...a certain point of view...but it does support the whole claim of inconsistancy.
in fact, you can totally disregard the PT and eps 5&6 and it is STILL inconsistant, since in the same conversation, ben says "I was once a JEDI KNIGHT the same as your father"now, its known that when lucas finished ep4, he still had not decided that vader was luke's father, and that darth vader DID kill his father...so where i'm going with this is:
will lucas decide to edit ep4 to make it consistant? will he dare erase alec guinness' words from the film? god i really hope not.
for the second phrase, as said above, Anakin was a jedi knight... he was one in AOTC as he was a padawan learner in the jedi knight order... and in EpIII he will be a Jedi Knight (according to Pablo)
so there is absolutley NO reason to edit EpIV in ANY way
"OB1 teached Anakin but when he went dark (which he technically already did in AOTC with the tuskens) he stopped being Anakin and became Vader, and a Jedi doesn't teach a darkie of course..."
gotta disagree there.
since he later returned to his senses, he had not turned to evil. to "turn to evil" suggests a permanence. face it, its a gaping hole. believe me, i hate it just as much as you do. it makes me wish i never took part in this thread. sometimes ignorance really is bliss 😉