| obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #172025] |
Di, 22 November 2005 07:25 |
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in the scene on DAGOBAH, where obi-wan and yoda talk after luke has
taken off, obi wan says
that the boy is our last hope. to which yoda responds, there is
another. i'm assuming yoda is referring to leia.
hehe, did obi wan forget about leia? man, he's gotten senile. he was
there when she was born and when bail organa adopted her.
man, talk about goof, which probably should've been corrected in the
ROTS.
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| Re: obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #172026 ] |
Di, 22 November 2005 08:04 |
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It's true that Obi-Wan was there when they were born. But at the time
of ESB, only Luke has shown latent Jedi powers. Thus, to Obi-Wan's
point of view, Luke is the last hope since he's the only one with jedi
powers capable of going up against Darth Vader and the Emperor.
Obi-Wan never watched Leia so he has no idea of her abilities. On the
other hand, he's basically the far off guardian of Luke in Tatooine and
watched him grow and show his latent jedi abilities at a young age.
Leia's talents are in terms of leadership ability. Her jedi powers are
implied at the end of ESB (where she manages to receive Luke's
telepathic SOS). However, she does exhibit limited powers in the novels
set after ROTJ.
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| Re: obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #172040 ] |
Di, 22 November 2005 23:42 |
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That or he's being VERY pessimistic.
I can see it now...
"That boy is our only hope."
"No, Leia there still be hope in."
"Like I said, that boy is our only hope...."
:)
>It's true that Obi-Wan was there when they were born. But at the time
>of ESB, only Luke has shown latent Jedi powers. Thus, to Obi-Wan's
>point of view, Luke is the last hope since he's the only one with jedi
>powers capable of going up against Darth Vader and the Emperor.
>
>Obi-Wan never watched Leia so he has no idea of her abilities. On the
>other hand, he's basically the far off guardian of Luke in Tatooine and
>watched him grow and show his latent jedi abilities at a young age.
>
>Leia's talents are in terms of leadership ability. Her jedi powers are
>implied at the end of ESB (where she manages to receive Luke's
>telepathic SOS). However, she does exhibit limited powers in the novels
>set after ROTJ.
"I'm trapped in this world
lonely and fading
heartbroke and waiting
for you to come.
We are stuck in this world
that's not for me, for me."
-Wayne Static, "Not Meant For Me" Queen of the Damned Soundtrack
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| Re: obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #172072 ] |
Mi, 23 November 2005 11:55 |
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<kilroybass [at] usa.com> wrote in message
news:1132640754.863205.203900 [at] g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> in the scene on DAGOBAH, where obi-wan and yoda talk after luke has
> taken off, obi wan says
> that the boy is our last hope. to which yoda responds, there is
> another. i'm assuming yoda is referring to leia.
>
> hehe, did obi wan forget about leia? man, he's gotten senile. he was
> there when she was born and when bail organa adopted her.
>
> man, talk about goof, which probably should've been corrected in the
> ROTS.
Yes Yoda is talking about Leia.
Also, on his death bed in ROtJ, his last words to Luke are "Pass on what you
have learned...There is another Skywalker...".
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| Re: obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #172073 ] |
Mi, 23 November 2005 12:00 |
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"BTM Mike" <breakthemadness54 [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1l77o11j7hs8i9e8lcpv4a9mjs2de5fua4 [at] 4ax.com...
>
> That or he's being VERY pessimistic.
>
> I can see it now...
>
> "That boy is our only hope."
>
> "No, Leia there still be hope in."
>
> "Like I said, that boy is our only hope...."
>
> :)
>
>
>>It's true that Obi-Wan was there when they were born. But at the time
>>of ESB, only Luke has shown latent Jedi powers. Thus, to Obi-Wan's
>>point of view, Luke is the last hope since he's the only one with jedi
>>powers capable of going up against Darth Vader and the Emperor.
>>
>>Obi-Wan never watched Leia so he has no idea of her abilities. On the
>>other hand, he's basically the far off guardian of Luke in Tatooine and
>>watched him grow and show his latent jedi abilities at a young age.
>>
>>Leia's talents are in terms of leadership ability. Her jedi powers are
>>implied at the end of ESB (where she manages to receive Luke's
>>telepathic SOS). However, she does exhibit limited powers in the novels
>>set after ROTJ.
>
>
> "I'm trapped in this world
> lonely and fading
> heartbroke and waiting
> for you to come.
> We are stuck in this world
> that's not for me, for me."
> -Wayne Static, "Not Meant For Me" Queen of the Damned Soundtrack
>
> To respond via email, remove the "54"
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| Re: obi-wan forgot about leia in ESB [message #174316 ] |
Mo, 28 November 2005 01:20 |
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You're not just won of the best, you ARE the best BTM Mike I've ever
knwon. Lub, Wavy G
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>That or he's being VERY pessimistic.
>
>I can see it now...
>
>"That boy is our only hope."
>
>"No, Leia there still be hope in."
>
>"Like I said, that boy is our only hope...."
I just always assumed that, because he was a boy, he was automatically
stronger than her.
>
>:)
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>>It's true that Obi-Wan was there when they were born. But at the time
>>of ESB, only Luke has shown latent Jedi powers. Thus, to Obi-Wan's
>>point of view, Luke is the last hope since he's the only one with jedi
>>powers capable of going up against Darth Vader and the Emperor.
>>
>>Obi-Wan never watched Leia so he has no idea of her abilities. On the
>>other hand, he's basically the far off guardian of Luke in Tatooine and
>>watched him grow and show his latent jedi abilities at a young age.
>>
>>Leia's talents are in terms of leadership ability. Her jedi powers are
>>implied at the end of ESB (where she manages to receive Luke's
>>telepathic SOS). However, she does exhibit limited powers in the novels
>>set after ROTJ.
>
>
>"I'm trapped in this world
>lonely and fading
>heartbroke and waiting
>for you to come.
>We are stuck in this world
>that's not for me, for me."
> -Wayne Static, "Not Meant For Me" Queen of the Damned Soundtrack
>
>To respond via email, remove the "54"
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