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Topic	Watching the Last Jedi right now... WTF at Leia... spoilers
marthsheretoo 02/12/18 10:17:13 PM #28:	Captain_Qwark posted... marthsheretoo posted... but sustaining your body and moving through a vacuum don't seem like particularly strenuous tasks for a force-wielder to accomplish. I think the vast majority of the general public would disagree with that. my theater collectively laughed in confusion during that part I don't see what's controversial about that statement. Moving something through a vacuum has got to be easier than moving something through air/against gravity/etc. There's less working against you. Force healing is already a thing in canon. Sustaining your body seems easier than healing it. To me it makes intuitive sense that the Force could cover for you for a bit if you needed to hold your breath or keep your organs where they needed to be. Like http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Breath_control There's also EU precedent (yeah, lol, whatever) when Luke gets shot down in Courtship of Princess Leia and floats down to the surface of the planet from space. --- "Even MarthKoopa has jumped on the MarthKoopa hate wagon." -DevsBro <cite>marthsheretoo posted [p:895976631] in Watching t... [t:76313189]...</cite> <quote><cite>Captain_Qwark posted...</cite> <quote><cite>marthsheretoo posted...</cite> <quote>but sustaining your body and moving through a vacuum don't seem like particularly strenuous tasks for a force-wielder to accomplish. </quote> I think the vast majority of the general public would disagree with that. my theater collectively laughed in confusion during that part</quote> I don't see what's controversial about that statement. Moving something through a vacuum has got to be easier than moving something through air/against gravity/etc. There's less working against you. Force healing is already a thing in canon. Sustaining your body seems easier than healing it. To me it makes intuitive sense that the Force could cover for you for a bit if you needed to hold your breath or keep your organs where they needed to be. Like http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Breath_control There's also EU precedent (yeah, lol, whatever) when Luke gets shot down in Courtship of Princess Leia and floats down to the surface of the planet from space. --- "Even MarthKoopa has jumped on the MarthKoopa hate wagon." -DevsBro</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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