The Sequel Trilogy: Anakin And Luke Skywalker

Luke Skywalker, a hero born in a galaxy long ago, is the modern representation of an epic hero. It is the epic story of a farm boy, who lived on a distant planet on the outer reaches of the empire, becoming a Jedi Knight and hero of the rebel alliance. In order to save the galaxy, he travels with an old Jedi master, a smuggler, a hairy alien, two droids and a princess. Against all odds, he destroys a giant mega weapon called the “Death star”, which has the ability to destroy an entire planet in one blow. He portrays the traits of many epic heroes such as Beowulf, from Beowulf or Odysseus from Homer’s epic, the Odyssey. There are supernatural influences at play, he risks death for the greater good, and he is on a quest.

Unlike Leia, Rey lived as a seemingly unimportant scavenger on a remote planet called Jakku, a lifestyle which presented challenges of its own. But the real danger followed Rey when she got involved with a droid hunted by the First Order, and a former Stormtrooper. Soon after meeting the two, Rey joined Finn, the ex-storm trooper, and BB8, the droid, in their fight against the First Order. While trying to keep BB8 safe from enemy hands, as he held a critical piece of information, Rey found herself alone in the forest with a Sith close behind. Without any training, she stood no chance of defeating him, and soon found herself a captive of the enemy. Nevertheless, because of her efforts, she did not remain in bondage long, and escaped to fight harder than before. Hazardous situations came upon Rey out of nowhere, but despite the shock and lack of experience, the young girl fought with all her strength and became an involved part of the Resistance, fighting against the First Order, even without a man to help her. Both women unexpectedly became a tremendous help in the midst of life threatening situations, fighting for what they believed

People saw Luke Skywalker first in “Star Wars: A New Hope” as a complaining, adolescent farmboy. In the first movie, fans found him irritating to be heard. Stuart Carapola, writer and owner of www.StarWarsWavelength.com, says in his discussion blog reply, “Yes, when we first met Luke, he was an immature, impulsive, and headstrong child who thought he knew everything and nearly got himself killed because he blew off Yoda and Obi-Wan’s warning and went looking for Vader.” As he would complain about “not getting what he wants” or “mocking someone’s words”. Near the end of the movie, Luke Skywalker astonishingly knew how to fly an X-wing(spaceship), killed off many enemy TIE fighters, and destroyed the Death Star. It is quite unusual for someone

The two of them team up with Han Solo, a renegade cowboy, and Chewbacca, a half-man and half-monkey creature who devotedly takes them. By the end of the original Star Wars movie, in the protection of legions of bear soldiers, they start a war to end all war which is Darth Vader and his evil empire defeated and the princess is brought back safely. This is in direct connection says Lucas who was influenced by the Ramayana. There are several other connections between Star Wars and Hindu. Consider the same example of the relationship between Yoda and Luke and the traditional Guru and disciple relationship, especially as demonstrated in the ancient Hindu book, the Bhagavad Gita.

First, we will begin by exploring the psyche and quest of the series' main protagonist, Luke Skywalker. In a profound sense throughout the series, but particularly in the first film, A New Hope, Luke undergoes the male coming of age journey that is a staple of literature and an analogue of a man's development in real life. When the film first picks up, we are introduced to Luke as an adolescent living and working on his aunt and uncles moisture farm on Tatooine, a desert planet with very little going for it in terms of natural resources, material wealth, or human contact. It is

In the movie ´´Star Wars the Force Awakens´´ we can identify all these elements and first of all the one that initiates and light up the story, and that is the call to adventure. After thirty years of a very important battle between the good and the bad side, the Resistance stills fighting the First Order a very dangerous threat. The call to adventure occur when the General Leia send Mr. Poe to a mission which main objective is to find Luke Skywalker, who is lost since many years ago.

The book I have chosen for my independent reading project was an adventure and action packed fictional book. Some of the characters that you will be seeing in this book are, Mara, Luke, Jacen, and Ben. Luke Skywalkers’ motivation was his son, Ben and wife, Mara, throughout the entire book. A main part of the book includes Jacen and Ben on a mission to find illegal bombs. This goes wrong when they are ambushed. Ben and Jacen narrowly escape with their lives and it is starting to almost start a rebellion. Luke begins to get visions of a person who appears to remind him of Darth Vader and if his visions end up being true the galaxy is at stake.

Jessica introduced Luke to her family. Her mother and little brother greeted him. He seemed sweet and caring. He helped her mother with the garden. With her little brother helping them. Jessica's father seemed to dislike Luke.

The film series began on May 25, 1977 with the release of the film Star Wars (subtitled Episode IV: A New Hope in 1981[2][3][4]) by 20th Century Fox, which became a worldwide pop culture phenomenon. It was followed by the similarly successful sequels The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983); these three films constitute the original Star Wars trilogy. A prequel trilogy was later released between 1999 and 2005, which received a more mixed reaction from critics and fans in comparison to the original trilogy. All six films were nominated for or won Academy Awards, and were commercial successes, with a combined box office revenue of $4.38 billion,[5] making Star Wars the fourth highest-grossing film series.[6] The series has

Star Wars is a global phenomenon that brings fun, adventure and excitement to millions of fans worldwide. With the release of the three movies of the prequel trilogy a whole new set of characters and adventures were introduced to the Star Wars fandom. Characters like Obi Wan Kenobi, JarJar Binks, Padme Admidala introduced a new generation to the battle for control of the galaxy between the suporters of the Peaceful Galactic Republic and the evil Galactic Empire. To celebrate the new films in the legendary franchise LEGO released a wide range of building sets based of scenes, characters, and events of the movies. For those who love star wars, especially episodes I, II, and III these sets are a great way to bring the action to life in your own home regardless of your age.

While it is universally agreed that the Star Wars prequels were a terrible idea, the question of in which sequence to watch the six movie series in order to incur the smallest amount of disappointment is still a debated topic. This was the question that my Chamber Orchestra sub-group attempted to answer while our teacher tried to convince us that it was best to watch the first two originals, then the prequels, and finally Return of the Jedi, an order known as the machete order. Mr. Schwaegler presented his logic for the machete order of Star Wars as twofold: first, that the prequels functioned as a flashback to how Luke’s father became Darth Vader following the revelation of the fact, and second, that it was best to finish strong with Return

Of all the siblings, Luke being the oldest learns to face the challenges to keep his family running. The character of Luke started to change after the incident of his parents due to him being the oldest in the family now. Gazing at the picture of Great-Grandmother Morrison Kate described her face when looking at Luke as, “ She thought Luke was lazy.” (27) In the beginning, Luke was quite lazy and irresponsible and couldn’t care less about his family. But, after the event all the responsibility fell on him and he had to change. His relationship between Bo, the youngest sibling, became very close as he started putting his siblings first before him. Kate started seeing the change in him when she remembered, “Luke holding Bo.” (28)

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is about Rey, A scavenger from the desert planet ‘Jukka’ stumbles upon a BB-8 droid with the convenient knowledge of where Luke skywalker is present. Rey and Finn, A rouge stormtrooper meet unexpectedly and teams up with two legendary smugglers by the names of Han solo and Chewbacca,

2a. In Star Wars: The Force Awakens Rey and Kylo Ren have a battle with there lightsabers right before and as the planet start to self-destruct. The two are fighting and as the come to a standstill with Rey blocking Kylo Ren’s lightsaber from coming down on her he tells her he can train her. This remains Rey that she can use the force and closes her eyes and breaks the standstill by using the force. They both fly back in different directions and as they stand up the planet starts to break apart and know there is this huge divide between them.

) Star Wars The Force Awakens is an awesome and very interesting movie. At the end of the movie I had a lot of questions, and I started thinking and creating theories that connect this movie with the first ones. This article describes a fan theory of the origins of Rey, which is a very interesting topic since no one knows the truth. Since I was a kid, I have been watching all the movies, and I loved them. It’s easy to compare how lonely Rey was in Jakku and how lonely Junior was in the Reservation (The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian). She left Jakku pursuing her dreams, she was sick of that place, she wanted to become stronger. The same with Junior, he wanted to have a better education succeed in his life, and have a better future, and he left the Reservation in order to achieve that. After thinking and searching for other fan theories, I still have no clues of some things about the movie like: Who is Rey’s father? Who is Supreme Leader Snoke?