Chewbacca's Virtue Analysis

In the beginning of the film, we see Princess Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher), the leader of the Rebel Alliance was captured and taken to the Death Star; a planet destroying mobile space station. Meanwhile, a young farmer named Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) unintentionally buys the two brave and ingenuous droids, who have stolen the architectural plans of the Death Star in the hope of finding its weakness. This leads Luke Skywalker to meet Obi-Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness), who has lived in seclusion for years on the desert planet of Tatooine. When Luke's home is burned and his aunt and

Star Wars IV A New Hope is a science fantasy film written and directed by George Lucas. Fictional characters help us understand ourselves. Star Wars IV A New Hope teaches us about life and ourselves in many ways such as death,loss,pain and courage are experiences that we will go through during our lives.

In the original three films of the Star Wars saga, the theme of individuality plays a huge role in the development of the characters and the good versus evil dichotomy as a whole. The Empire oppresses individuality within their officers and stormtroopers, whereas the Rebels embrace it within their troops. In the prequels, the usage of individuality gets needlessly complicated. The strict Jedi Code seems to encourage all jedi to act like emotionless machines. Lucas establishes the clones and droids as completely identical and expendable soldiers, making battle scenes relatively unengaging. However, in the animated series The Clone Wars, this lack of individuality in clones and droids gets a do-over. The creators of this show accomplish the improbable by imbuing the battle droids and clones with individuality. Additionally,

In starwars episode 6, Leia gets captured by Jabba the Hutt and released, Luke resumes his whining (this time as a Jedi), and former Anakin turns to the light side after going through 3 episodes as Darth Vader. Luke is like his father in the sense that he has lost his mother, he learned the force easily, and he saved his father just as Darth Vader saved his son.

I was in a room, not a very large room, but big enough for the circle of odd numbered minds that had been assembled to discuss, debate, theorize, or maybe just waste time, on the topic at hand. I am a mere observer, with nothing more than a pen, my thoughts, and a strong will to keep my mouth closed when some reporter, author, or other member of the crowd makes some outlandish comment. I was there for no other reason than to make sense of what was being bickered back and forth about.

Droid heads and clone heads flew through the air as a starfighter powered up and headed back to Naboo. For the next few hours of the day, Jedi fought for their lives. But their battle was in vain, because the sheer number of the droids overpowered them, and soon droids surrounded them. Preparing to flee, the Jedi radiated with pleasure to hear a buzz. Right on time, an extremely loud buzzing noise filled the air, and a starfighter came into view. It was pearly white, sparkly, and shiny.

Here Mrs. Hubbard explains that she would have stabbed M.Ratchett all 12 times for what he did. She was sinking revenge for what he did. She knew she needed to do something about this and murder was there way.

“She’s smokin’, Han!” Caleb was the first one to break the silence, although nobody else heard him. I wasn’t sure if he was being serious, trying to make me jealous, or both. I merely gave him a glare before saying, “Too bad you’re dead.” Josh decided to clarify for the girl by saying, “She sees dead people. I’m Josh Baker, also known as Patient 8419”

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The cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social culture I. Introduction A. Research background Star Wars series is an indispensable part in contemporary American culture. From 1977 until now, the whole series has been an incredible legend and a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Great changes has it made in various aspects. In 2005, Wired writer Michelle Devereaux created an infographic that explicitly explained the impact of Star Wars, mainly in the film industry. “How Star Wars change the world” created by Michelle Devereaux

When I think about movies that significantly made an impact on my life, I can’t help but think about Star Wars. I tried to think of something more obscure for the purpose of variety among the other post, but the story of Star Wars might always be one of the most significant movies that impacted me in my youth and ultimately contributed in shaping who I am.

As a character, Anakin continuously struggled trying to find his real identity which is something tha growing teens tend to struggle with. It’s a scary journey in not knowing who you are and Anakin shows that through his mixed emotions of stress and anger throughout the movies. He gave in to the dark side like some teens give into societal pressures in order to cope with his internal struggle. He continuously “went back and forth between idealizing and devaluing Jedi mentors” (Hsu). Although, in the end his fans see that finding yourself is a journey within itself. Even though it was in the last movie, Vader finally discovered who he really was. StarWar continue to see him as good in the end because it is comforting to know that in the end, no matter how much you struggle, you will find your way and discover who you

Luke Skywalker lives on Tatooine with his Uncle and Aunt as a farmer. His uncle purchases two droids C-3PO and R2-D2, R2-D2 has a message for Obi-Wan that has the plans for the Death Star. Luke runs into Obi-Wan and shows him the message. Obi-Wan asks Luke to join him on his journey and he does. He meets Han Solo and Chewbacca at the Cantina on Mos Eisley. Han Solo and Chewbacca agree to take Obi-Wan, Luke, and the droids to the Alderan. When they get near where Alderan is suppose to be they slow down and see that Alderan is destroyed. While they are being slowed down the Death Star’s tractor beam pulls them into the hanger. In order for them to not be caught they smuggle themselves into the Death Star. The mission at hand is to disable the

'Her eyes are better. They don’t seem as sunk in. They look better. She laughs at C.T. way more than she laughed at Himself. She laughs from lower down inside. She laughs more. Her jokes she tells are better ones than yours, even, now, a lot of the time.’

The ‘Falcon’s hull is blazing hot against his shoulder, diffusing a measure of extreme heat that numbs his side within seconds after inclining his upper half against it. Furthermore, calcifies the stunned skin into pinpricks of biting scorch to the surface. The precarious nature of this whole situation has twisted him stiff for weeks. Han’s well-practiced gait suffered heavily, for his movements have been unusually austere. The cutting awareness of that fact ripples within as disquiet frays the edges of his composure. It's a good thing he doesn't know this woman, it takes a load off his shoulders. However, it's possible she's heard of him, After the destruction of the Death Star, who hasn't? Stars end, he doesn't regret saving Luke at all, but the acute alarm he's been festering for the past twenty minutes sharpens its apex to an extreme.