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swiftsnowmane) wrote2017-04-13 02:59 pm
swiftsnowmane) wrote2017-04-13 02:59 pm
Entry tags:
- anakin skywalker,
- anakin the free,
- anakin's return,
- anti-sequels,
- anti-tfa,
- archived post,
- breaking the cycle,
- darth vader,
- enslavement,
- father and son,
- freedom,
- jedi vs. sith,
- luke skywalker,
- meta,
- my meta,
- original trilogy,
- quotes,
- redemption arc,
- return of the jedi,
- rotj,
- slavery,
- star wars,
- sw meta,
- sw themes,
- the chosen one,
- the dark side,
- the force,
- the hero's journey,
- the jedi,
- the prequels,
- the sith,
- the skywalker saga,
- the skywalkers,
- tumblr post,
- tw slavery,
- vader's redemption
Breaking the Cycle
" In the Star Wars universe, it is stated that slavery is a primary tool of the Sith—for controlling one another, and also for the subjugation of the entire galaxy. And thus it stands to reason that if Anakin is truly the Chosen One (and this is confirmed by Lucas’ canon), then he is also the one who is destined to destroy the Sith, and by doing so, it is implied, break this seemingly-perpetual cycle of slavery (and mental/ideological enslavement)."
| — | (via the-far-bright-center) “This is why the climactic and emotionally cathartic ending of Return of the Jedi must herald an end to this cycle. What does destroying the Sith mean, if not that? Without this, there is little point to Anakin’s otherwise wholly tragic story. Without this, I would argue, there is little point to Luke’s story, either.” |
