@Az, this level of idiocy is worrying, and I see it's corrupting new faces like Sheev, so time to point out why they're full of shit 👆
Originally posted by Galan007
Clearly that notion IS contradicted in the audio drama, due to the fact it wasn't so much as alluded to... And if it wasn't alluded to, it didn't happen.Calm down.
Contradiction means "a combination of statements, ideas, or features which are opposed to one another". You have failed to point out how the comics
oppose the audiodrama. Stop repeating the same nonsense over and over again. It doesn't have to be in every single source material for it to be valid. The fact that it is in the comic is enough. Also, even if it was contradicted in the audiobook, it still wouldn't cancel out anything, but it isn't even contradicting. It is SIMPLY omitted. More importantly, there are other sources that support my interpretation of the events. In contrast, taking your interpretation as valid requires us to ignore multiple sources pointing out the exact opposite of what you're saying.
Originally posted by The Merchant
The Narrator saying Leia continued to unlock Lukes potential obviously refers to when she began to perform Forfe Harmony which the Audiobook explicitly shows us that happened during the Force storm. She even says "That's what the holocron meant. Let me join my powers with yours" why would she say that if.she was already doing so? Her saying "That's what the holocron meant" even implies she didn't know what Bodo Baas meant whem he said to join with her brother until the Force storm stuff.
Interesting fan fiction. Sadly, we know that Leia was involved with what was happening from the beginning, and her mere presence was already helping Luke with his struggle against the grip Palpatine had over his mind:
Here, Luke states that Leia's power was already added to Luke's when he was breaking free of the Emperor's grip, which is prior to the fight. In fact, Leia wasn't even aware of her own BM. So, Leia mentioning her involvement after the duel is compatible with her passively unlocking Luke’s potential beforehand, and more importantly, her own opinion during the scene is not credible, as she was unaware of what was going on.
This + Leia glowing right before their fight, which intensifies as moments pass (just like her amp “intensifies” until the very moment Luke disarms Sheev), and the fact that nothing is directly contradicted in the audiobook make it a no-brainer for anyone who isn’t a no-brainer themselves.
DE Luke bested Palps with Sabers fair and square, the notion he was amped is something that's plagued this community for over a decade. It's time it died.
KEK