Sith happens! [Caution: Thread contains movie spoilers]

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Originally Posted by Ljais

I have a question regarding consistency though. In Episode VI, Luke asks Leia if she remembers anything about her real mother. Leia states that she only remembers that she was sad all the time. If Padme dies in childbirth, how does Leia remember her? Only thing I can think of is that Leia had visions of her mother in her youth - visions that were a result of Leia being endowed with a connection to the force. And since Leia didn't know about her connection with the force, she assumed that her visions of her mother were actual memories. That may be stretching it a little, but I don't know how else to reconcile the events... Anyone else have any thoughts on that?

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I was asking the same thing for some time. I don't know the "official" version but I was always under the impression (before seeing The Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith) that Leia was actually talking about her real mother, which later turned to be Padme. Because of that I was hoping, until not long ago that Padme would not die at child birth but live on Alderan with Leia for a few more years before dieing. I believe that here there is indeed an inconsistency.

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Originally Posted by Robo

The only thing that I appreciate in SW is that it’s one of the best SF thing created by now. But it's not good at all.
SF is in general is not very elaborated field, you can find only a few examples of profound SF systems in literature. Much worse in cinema. I can name only Space Odyssey 2001 (though it doesn't involve much concepts) and (in general) Babylon 5.
Somehow fantasy is in general more subtle then SF. Maybe it's due to more fixed "framework", concepts are relatively fixed and have external background. Many writers end with sensible world, with logically based actions restrained only by the laws of the world.

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Robo, here are some elaborate SF books for you to read:

Frank Herbert's
Dune saga: Dune, Messiah Dune, Children of Dune, God-Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune, Dune Cannon
Pandora saga: The Jesus Incident, The Lazarus Factor, The Ascending (I', not 100% sure these 3 are the original English titles)

Orson Scott Card's
Ender's saga: Ender's Game, Speaker for the Dead, Xenocid

Philip K. Dicks'
Do Androids Deam of Electric Sheep?, The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldirch, Man From the High Castel, Ubik

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Originally Posted by cilu

Robo, here are some elaborate SF books for you to read:

Frank Herbert's
Dune saga: Dune, Messiah Dune, Children of Dune, God-Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune, Dune Cannon
Pandora saga: The Jesus Incident, The Lazarus Factor, The Ascending (I', not 100% sure these 3 are the original English titles)

Orson Scott Card's
Ender's saga: Ender's Game, Speaker for the Dead, Xenocid

Philip K. Dicks'
Do Androids Deam of Electric Sheep?, The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldirch, Man From the High Castel, Ubik

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Right. But Dicck is too abstract, Card's novels are too naive. Only Herbert. Not many systems, right?

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Only Herbert. Not many systems, right?

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So you judge the books by the number of planets described?! :ehh: Come on, Dune is the best SF book ever written... And it's very complex, philosophical, religious...

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Card's novels are too naive.

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I don't know. Perhaps. But they address several real good questions, IMO.

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But Dicck is too abstract

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Philip K. Dic.k is my favorite. He abandoned the outer space and turned to the inner self. I love his books because you hardly know what's real and what's not. And in the end everything turns different that you thought.

PS: Well, I'm wondering what would you have said if I was listing your fellow russian, Isaac Asimov (I know he lived in US since he was 3).

Here is next episode.

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Originally Posted by ovidiucucu

Here is next episode.

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:lol: ROTFLMAO :lol:

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Originally Posted by cilu

So you judge the books by the number of planets described?! :ehh: Come on, Dune is the best SF book ever written... And it's very complex, philosophical, religious...

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No, no - you got my reply wrong. I mean Herbert is about the only writer created something realistic.

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Originally Posted by RoboTact

No, no - you got my reply wrong. I mean Herbert is about the only writer created something realistic.

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Oh, ok... sorry for the misunderstanding.

I see you are talking about SF books, as for me the best books wrote Rodjer Jeliazni (maybe i have mistakes in his name :blush: ) They are really greate :thumb:

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Originally Posted by Skoons

I see you are talking about SF books, as for me the best books wrote Rodjer Jeliazni (maybe i have mistakes in his name :blush: ) They are really greate :thumb:

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It's Roger Zelazny. I've only read Lord of Light (Hugo Award, 1968) which is one of best SF books IMO.

The best what Rojer has wrote, was "Nine Prince of Amber" really greate

For those who haven't read the previous pages this thread is about Star Wars and especially the last episode, The Revenge of the Sith.

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Originally Posted by cilu

For those who haven't read the previous pages this thread is about Star Wars and especially the last episode, The Revenge of the Sith.

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Ok lets return to Vader, and all other SW charachters, (If everything will be OK, and i will have enough time, soon I will end my cartoon with Vader and Luke (but I have made them worms (they are more easy to animate)).
And about other SF , it was just a comparing with SW and other SF.

Finallly I can join this thread:wave:

I watched Starwars Episode I and II this weekend for the first timme ever, and it was great - I actually wanted to watch Episode III at the movies, but unfortunately, I was sick

Can't wait:thumb:

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Originally Posted by HanneSThEGreaT

Finallly I can join this thread:wave:

I watched Starwars Episode I and II this weekend for the first timme ever, and it was great - I actually wanted to watch Episode III at the movies, but unfortunately, I was sick

Can't wait:thumb:

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Hope you'll see it soon and share your thoughts with us.