Originally posted by NewGuy01
Good for you.
Thank you.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
Not even close to being true.
Completely true. Do you really think Star Wars would be as big as it is today if there hadn't been new stories to keep people interested? If there hadn't been comics to get comic fans interested, video games to get game fans interested and so on?
If it had been just the Original Trilogy then there'd have been nowhere near as much material to get new people interested (like with me, I became a Star Wars fan through reading EU novels), or to keep fans of the movies interested. Sure there'd be a few hard-core movie fan-boys, but most people would get bored watching the same three movies over and over again, and move on.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
Yes, there absolutely would be.
No chance.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
It's not spoken in the Original Trilogy, but Lucas already coined the name in earlier drafts. It's not like the idea of the Sith was something Lucas got from a third party.
Beg your pardon but so what if Lucas coined the name in earlier drafts? It's not like people would know that, seeing as those early drafts weren't used in the movie.
The point is that fans only recognise the word "Sith" because of the EU novels/comics.
Anyway, on topic, I would say yes he was. Galen had the heart of a Jedi and that is what really matters.