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TranscriptA Helpful Guide To Star Wars vs Star Trek

Star Wars

[Image of Han Solo in Tommy’s style]

  • Don’t start with the ‘first’ movie, let me tell you where to start
  • Looks like ruined farm equipment in space
  • In summary: the past was horrible
  • JJ Abrams ruined it

Star Trek

[Image of Jean Luc Picard in Tommy’s style]

  • Don’t start with the first season, let me tell you where to start
  • Looks like a cruise ship in space
  • In summary: the future is incredible
  • JJ Abrams ruined it
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[–] 3 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (2 children)

I would ask you to consider why Yoda did the same? beyond the obvious of Palatine trying to kill him? Wasn't Kylo/Snoke trying to do the same to Luke? Yoda was camped on a dark side nexus or something IIRC from the various sources.

but self exile doesn't need to mean surly and in video game media we have seen Luke running around doing a bunch of stuff outside of the eyes of the new republic. What reason could obi-wan have for letting vader kill him? fans ask in the 70s after leaving the theater.

It's not about it being a self exile. It's about the portrayal of his personality and beliefs in that exile.

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  • Yoda was a failed Jedi. Luke succeeded in RotJ by going against his and Obi-Wan's teachings by attempting to redeem Vader rather than just killing him. Luke's whole character arc was about finding a new path rather than repeating the mistakes of the previous generation.

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