During the time of ROTJ the balance of the force was more in the favor of the lightside, so Luke should have used the lightside to defeat Vader, instead of drawing on his anger(the dark side). Sidious knocked Luke on his ass easily using the dark side. Sidious was still the most powerful force user, even though the light side was more in favor.
Originally posted by Gideon
Could you do us all a favor, Booger, and use basic punctuation?Just because you're a veritable thug and clear gangsta doesn't mean that you have to be illiterate.
Don't they teach grammar in the hood?
No. No they do not.
I asked him to learn to type English when he first posted, but he refused.
I'm still convinced that BOOG is your sock.
Omg he dosnt use periods or commas or caps when he suppose to,oh no its the end of the nerd universe.Shouldnt you clowns be talkin bout star wars instead of what we learn in the hood.Gideons only talkin about it because hes sick of me bringing up how SK rapes Sidious.We know it was hard for you gideon but youll live,or even if you dont and you decide to cut your wrist were cool with that too.
Excellent
We have progress.
Now, we will focus on application of the period. You have done very well so far, but you have neglected a very important part of its use. After each period, press the 'space' key. It is the rectangular button at the bottom of your keyboard.
Example:
The cat drinks some milk. It is happy.
I am incapable of 'bold'ing a space, so let me re-write that.
The cat drinks some milk.[space]It is happy.
Do you see how that works?
Next, consider the use of the apostrophe.
Apostrophes have two main uses in the English language: they stand in for something that's missing, and they can be used to make a word possessive.
In the case of the contraction *shouldn't*, you use an apostrophe between the 'n' and the 't' to indicate that there is a missing letter (the vowel 'o'.)
Later, when you say 'Gideons...,' it would be considered correct to say 'Gideon's...' This is a colloquial usage that indicates Gideon is [doing something.]
Many of these mistakes are caught by spell check, especially the mistakes regarding contractions.