"Foreshadowing"

well one of the very first dialogue exchanges between Obiwan and Qui-gong foreshadows the way the Jedi decide to change their teachings...such as YOda.

OBI-WAN : Master Yoda says I should be mindful of the future...
QUI-GON : .....but not at the expense of the moment. Be mindful of the
living Force, my young Padawan.

Then in ESB, Yoda complains to Obiwan's ghost that "long have I watched".....Luke's mind is always on where he is going, not where he is.

which is kinda amusing considering that's how Jedi used to teach before they all realized their ways were not working. And I always thought it was unfair to Luke because of that--i mean, Yoda just watched him for a few hours before deciding "i cannot teach him."

what about when yoda says goodbye to tarful and chewbacca on kashyyyk? not really foreshadowing but throwing in as much characters from the original trilogy in an attempt to link them even more. word.

DDD

^ Yeah. BTW, how do Wookie's age? This means Chewie's at least twice the age of Luke and Han and the other Falcon crew...

Originally posted by Ast
Anakin in AOTC"....I cant breath." During the whole fireplace scene. 🙄

"The thought of not being with you, I can't breathe." As lame as some people might find the line it is indicative of how saving her consumes him.

very true✅

Originally posted by Next Venom_girl
^ Yeah. BTW, how do Wookie's age? This means Chewie's at least twice the age of Luke and Han and the other Falcon crew...

And when they get REALLY old, their fur turns gray, then white.

Chewie was probably a middle-aged Wookiee? 😛

YA, wat about in in AOTC when obi says " if you spent as much time practising your lightsaber techqnuies as you do in that simulator, you'd rival master yoda"

" i thought i already did"
shows his arogance and how he's easily letting himself fall.

Anyone else catch the "He's too dangerous to be kept alive" line? Spoken by both Palpy and Mace. I think that highlighted the hypocrosy of the Jedi, to Anakin.

Originally posted by SpyCspider
well one of the very first dialogue exchanges between Obiwan and Qui-gong foreshadows the way the Jedi decide to change their teachings...such as YOda.

OBI-WAN : Master Yoda says I should be mindful of the future...
QUI-GON : .....but not at the expense of the moment. Be mindful of the
living Force, my young Padawan.

Then in ESB, Yoda complains to Obiwan's ghost that "long have I watched".....Luke's mind is always on where he is going, not where he is.

which is kinda amusing considering that's how Jedi used to teach before they all realized their ways were not working. And I always thought it was unfair to Luke because of that--i mean, Yoda just watched him for a few hours before deciding "i cannot teach him."

Qui-Gon, not Qui-gong

In Anakin's ugly hut home thing, he's like "no one can kill a jedi" or something like that, then Qui-Gon mutters something like "if only" or something

He says, "Hm, I wish that were so."

At the beginning of AOTC, when Anakin and Chancellor Palpatine are walking side-by-side in his office, and are silhouetted by the window.

Their shadows definately represent the darkness they will represent in the future.

"You don't need guidance, Anakin. In time you will learn to trust your feelings. Then you will be invincible. I have said it many times, you are the most gifted Jedi I have ever met."

I never seen it like that before, I don't even think GL meant it to be like that. Good eyes.