He says "the Emperor is not as forgiving as I am." It's a sweet line as the audience has yet to meet the Emperor, so since we know how cruel Vader is Lucas was setting us up for an even more evil and pitiless character. The line was also suppost to work the same way on the character it was spoken to in the movie, JerJerrod. Vader was motivating him to work faster on the death star by suggesting that when the emperor comes he might not let Jerrod live as Vader is. Still MORE significance behind that scene, Jerrod says that the Emperor asks the impossible, much like Luke thinks Yoda asks the impossible. Lucas shows the light and dark side here by those two characters responses to being asked the impossible. Where Yoda responds by quietly and reverently prooving Luke wrong, Vader simply suggests that Jerrod will be killed for questioning the Emperor's might. Lot's of movie brilliance went down in that scene, shame on you EJ for merely finding a line you quoted wrong as being "hilarious."
Yes, but as far as I know JerJerrod isn't a Forcie, therefor I think the "light&dark" is wrong, and besides Wedge also said something was impossible in ANH
(funny, in the OT there is always someone who said that, what about TPM?)
So therefor there isn't a 1 vs 1 but a 2 vs 1 here, there is no balance between the two and therefor you can't use it
Why? I can't see any sense behind what you are saying. Why does Wedge saying something is impossible at some point have ANYTHING to do with it?
Xizor simply says 'Lucas shows the light and dark side here by those two characters responses to being asked the impossible'
So what does Wedge have to do with it?