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And Anakin is on his way despite the dread boiling through his blood. That’s what makes him a real hero. Not the way the HoloNet labels him; not without fear, but stronger than fear. He looks the dragon in the eye and doesn’t even slow down.
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YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER
REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005)
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Episode V) (1980) dir. Irvin Kershner
Just finished reading The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi, and I have a lot of feels.
Mainly, more than ever, I think Disney’s biggest mistake was not having Anakin involved in the sequels. He was the chosen one!
I’ll just leave my favorite part here while I sit in the corner to cry.
(All images are taken from the Internet and are not owned by me).
Vader grabbed the Emperor and lifted him off his feet. The deadly blue lightning fell away from Luke and arced back from the Emperor's fingertips and crashed down upon the Sith Lords. Vader carried the Emperor across the throne room and hurled him down into the elevator shaft. A moment later, the Emperor exploded in a great release of dark energy.
Vader collapsed near the edge of the elevator shaft. Luke went to his side and eased his armored body to the floor. A thin, wheezing noise hissed from the ventilator on Vader's mask. His breathing apparatus was damaged.
Had Obi-Wan's spirit not witnessed Vader's action, he never would have believed it. Vader, the same mon-ster that Obi-Wan had left to die on Mustafar, had sacrificed himself to save his son. And suddenly Obi-Wan realized where he had failed. For unlike Luke, Obi-Wan had not only believed that Anakin was completely consumed by the dark side, but had actually refused to believe that any goodness could have remained within Vader. And by refusing to allow that possibility, Obi-Wan had condemned not only his former friend but his own capacity for hope.
Fortunately, Luke's unwavering faith in his father's innate goodness had proved to be a stronger force than the power of the dark side.
Obi-Wan recalled what Qui-Gon Jinn's spirit had told him so long ago, when he said that Obi-Wan was not ready, and that he failed to understand. For so many years, Obi-Wan had thought Qui-Gon meant that he wasn't ready to comprehend details about Anakin's conversion to the dark side. But now, he finally understood his Master's words.
I wasn't ready to forgive Anakin. And he won't be entirely free unless I do.
Unfortunately, just as Obi-Wan realized that Anakin Skywalker lived, he also knew that Anakin would not live much longer. As Luke hauled his dying father toward a shuttle, Obi-Wan's spirit shifted his own psyche to another realm. And he waited.
After Anakin died in his son's arms, Obi-Wan called out into the void, "Anakin."
A moment later, Obi-Wan heard a familiar voice return from the darkness. "Obi-Wan? Master, I'm so sorry. So very, very -"
"Anakin, listen carefully," Obi-Wan interrupted. "You are in the netherworld of the Force, but if you ever wish to revisit corporeal space, then I still have one thing left to teach you. A way to become one with the Force. If you choose this path to immortality, then you must listen now, before your consciousness fades."
Obi-Wan sensed confusion and remorse in Anakin's psyche, then Anakin answered, "But Master . . . why me? "
"Because you ended the horror, Anakin," Obi-Wan said. "Because you fulfilled the prophecy. Because you were . . . and are . . . the Chosen One."
But Obi-Wan knew in his heart that those were not the only reasons. He added, "Because I was wrong about you. And because I am your friend."
Anakin answered quietly, "Thank you, Master."
Luke Skywalker managed to haul his father's body into an Imperial shuttle and escaped the Death Star before his Rebel Alliance allies destroyed the battle sta-tion. After landing on the forest moon, he gathered deadwood to build a funeral pyre to cremate Anakin's armored remains. As he watched the flames rise into the night sky, he wished he had somehow been able to help his father sooner.
When the pyre burned no more, Luke rejoined his friends. The Rebels were having a victory celebration with their new allies, the diminutive fur-covered Ewoks, at the Ewoks' treetop village. Shortly after Luke arrived, he looked away from his jubilant friends to see the spec-tral, luminescent forms of Obi-Wan and Yoda appear nearby, against the darkness of the forest canopy. A moment later, a third spirit appeared beside the others. It was Anakin Skywalker.
The Jedi had returned.
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“Master, wait.” Anakin turned to face him fully. He couldn’t just stand here and let him walk away. Not now. He had to say something… He had a sinking feeling he might not get another chance. “Master…,” he said hesitantly, “I know I’ve… disappointed you in these past few days. I have been arrogant. I have… not been very appreciative of your training, and what’s worse, of your friendship. I offer no excuse, Master. My frustration with the Council… I know that none of it is your fault, and I apologize. For all of it. Your friendship means everything to me.” Obi-Wan gripped Anakin’s mechanical hand, and with his other he squeezed Anakin’s arm above the joining of flesh and metal. “You are wise and strong, Anakin. You are a credit to the Jedi Order, and you have far surpassed my humble efforts at instruction.” Anakin felt his own smile turn melancholy. “Just the other day, you were saying that my power is no credit to me.” “I’m not speaking of your power, Anakin, but of your heart The greatness in you is a greatness of spirit. Courage and generosity, compassion and commitment. These are your virtues ” Obi-Wan said gently. “You have done great things, and I am very proud of you.” Anakin found he had nothing to say.
I’m just glad that this time it was his decision
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I genuinely love Luke and Yoda’s relationship and think it’s WAY underrated. Do I love Luke’s relationship with Anakin? Yes, so very much. Do I love Luke’s relationship with Obi-Wan? Also, yes, so very much. But what I love about Yoda and Luke is that Yoda is the one Luke spent the most amount of time with, where they spent days, weeks, possibly even months together, the kind of time where you know someone’s eating and sleeping and burping habits, where you know them on a day to day kind of level. Yoda is the teacher that Luke had that with and it creates a kind of bond that’s unique to them. So, I love them for the big, epic moments–
–and I do love them for those big, epic moments, because– –say what you will about The Rise of Skywalker, seeing Luke’s Force Ghost raise that very same X-Wing out of the water that Yoda did once upon a time on Dagobah, to see the lessons that Yoda passed on to him, to see Luke be the one at peace with himself again, to honor what Yoda taught him–
That got me RIGHT IN THE FEELINGS PLACE. Jedi Master Luke Skywalker showing a student what can be done with the Force if you have the right training and the right discipline, if you face your fear and overcome it, not just once, but over an entire lifetime of it–miracles can happen. But I also love them for the silly moments, like their first introduction is an absolute DELIGHT and utterly iconic–
Yeah, sure, Yoda’s testing him, seeing how Luke treats someone he thinks is unimportant, seeing how Luke comports himself when not under the direct gaze of a Jedi Master, but Yoda’s also having FUN WITH IT, gleefully being a little shit stirring frog grandpa to deliberately egg Luke on. AND THAT’S NOT THE ONLY TIME:
“Stubborn and hard is your head. Soften it we will.” “I stood on my head to soften it?” “Mysterious are the ways of the Force.” “Did you make me stand on my head for two hours because I was annoying you??” “Very mysterious.” I CRACK UP EVERY TIME. THAT’S THE KIND OF THING I AM HERE FOR. EPIC, ICONIC DUOS, BUT ALSO PEOPLE WHO ARE DELIBERATELY TROLLING THE HELL OUT OF EACH OTHER BECAUSE THEY ARE TRAPPED TOGETHER ON A SWAMP PLANET FOR MONTHS ON END TOGETHER. And I love how much they came to really, truly matter to each other, how much Yoda was looking out for Luke, even when it came to the issue of Darth Vader. As GL says, it’s not that they’re training him to kill Vader, it’s that they need him to be willing to face the possibility that it may be unavoidable. And Yoda was worried–completely accurately, given what happened on Bespin and the aftermath of it, where Mark Hamill has multiple times said was like Luke committing suicide after he heard the truth–that Luke wasn’t ready to hear it yet. LUKE: Master Yoda… is Darth Vader my father? YODA: Rest I need. Yes. Rest. LUKE: Yoda, I must know. YODA: Your father he is. Told you, did he? LUKE: Yes. YODA: Unexpected this is. And unfortunate. LUKE: Unfortunate that I know the truth? YODA: No. Unfortunate that you rushed to face him… that incomplete was your training… that not ready for the burden were you. LUKE: I’m sorry.
Yoda cared deeply about Luke, wanted to protect him, and had a connection with him even after his death–Luke tells a woman on Lew’el that he still speaks to his Masters (Yoda and Obi-Wan, and possibly Anakin), smiling softly as he does so. And it’s one of the best moments in The Last Jedi, where Yoda shows up one more time to drag Luke Skywalker out of his self-defeating pit, in the most timeless of ways–by whacking Luke with his cane, as Yoda has done for generations of Jedi.
“Ahhh, Skywalker, missed you, have I.” Yoda is such a great mix of whimsical and cackling frog grandpa and serious wizened mentor in that scene, which is exactly what Luke needs to help drag him out of his pit, to get back up, dust himself off, and find his place in the galaxy again, as a Master teaching the student who needs his help, as a Jedi facing off against a dark sider, as a Jedi giving hope to the galaxy, as a Jedi sacrificing themselves to help others. Luke has many important relationships that I love very much, with his sister, with his father, with Han, with Chewbacca, with Artoo, with his father, with Obi-Wan, with his nephew, all of them are unique and fundamental to who he is. But Luke’s relationship with Yoda is just as fundamental to who he grew into being AND IS VASTLY UNDERAPPRECIATED. WE STAN YODA AND LUKE’S RELATIONSHIP IN THIS HOUSE.
