soundproof12
Junior Member
Not necessarily, since Sidious was going to complete Anakin's training under the dark side's teaching. Also under that same logic, wouldn't the "chosen one" know right from wrong and not join the darkside in the first place? Restore balance to the force right then and there by taking down Sidious in his bad ass apartment suite? (Which brings up something else... here's my question to you and anyone else reading this: Do you think Anakin could've taken Sidious? Keep in mind Anakin wasn't really as strong as he would later be as Vader. If you say yes, then could Obi-Wan had beaten Sidious as well...?)
Back to the original question now, the thing that bothers me most about ALL 3 PREQUELS is that, back some 20 years at least, maybe longer, when people really started to ask, "Wait... at the beginning of Star Wars, it says Episode 4? What about the first 3 episodes...?" George Lucas made it out as if he had written the WHOLE thing and just shelved the first 3 installments and gave us the Luke trilogy, but now while the prequels have been coming out, it's clear that besides the fact that Obi-Wan and Anakin were friends before Vader and that the two of them had a big ass fight where Anakin got burned something fierce in lava, Everything else seems like he just wrote it on the spot here and there whenever he was sitting on the can during production of each of the corresponding prequels.
Lets be honest here, fans. I'm a fan, you're a fan, but I would have liked to have seen more elaboration on LOTS of the actual storyline and relationships between all of the characters, instead of watching Obi-Wan ride some crazy yelping space creature, whisling and having it come to him and bullshit kiddy action with Jar-Jar Binks in Episode 1, or "yippie!!" little Anakin blowing up some droid comand center on accident while trying to figure out how to fly his ship. Count up all of the minutes and hours scenes like those took away from the actual Anakin/Vader, Obi-Wan/Anakin, Chewbacca/Han Solo storylines.
Who the hell is, Plagueis the Wise? I don't know. I'd like to know, but now we'll never know unless someone else, not Lucas, decides to make Their interpretation of the Sith and it's history. Because apparently, Lucas is finished with it, right? I was hoping to see more Sith. A Jedi/Sith war, or Jedi/Mandalorian war. More backstory is what I'm saying. Even if those Sith/Jedi stories would have been done as backstories told by any of the Jedi Council members, being that the Sith were supposedly extinct to the Jedi's knowledge.
Plagueis the Wise was just thrown in there with nothing more than a quick mention of the name. And if I do remember correctly, General G, I don't think that Sidious actually said, "technically", that he was Plagueis' apprectice. Although, Lucas leaves you to imply that was the case (would've been very cool if the name mentioned had been, Darth Revan...). But again, even if there was a Plagueis the Wise, Sidious is a tricky bastard. He could have still been telling poor Anakin whatever Anakin needed to hear at the time. Tricks like that must definately be a darkside skill. And I guess Sidious could've been worse and dropped some roofies in Anakin's drink instead.
Lucas kind of screwed us all, I think. Episode 3 was cool though. Far better than the first two prequels, but it still left us with a ton of questions and made new ones for us too, such as Plagueis the Wise.
(something occured to me just now, after ALL these years, how do you imagine good ol' George decided to call the character Luke Skywalker/Starkiller, "Luke" in the first place? "Luke"... "Lucas"...?? Hmm... I SAID IT FIRST PEOPLE!! -smile-