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Topic	Annoyed how Disney promotes The Rise of Skywalker as the conclusion of Star Wars
sLaCkEr408___RJ 12/31/19 4:45:48 AM #15:	Gobstoppers12 posted... Yeah, I'm sure we were all sitting on the edge of our seat thinking about "evil dark side bacteria" PT gave us the Clone Wars Era with the Old Republic existing prior to Episode I and the Empire existing after Episode III. OT gave us the Rebellion Era with the Dark Times existing prior to Episode IV and the New Republic existing after Episode VI ST gave us the first order era? With the Palpatine corrupting Ben Solo to kill off Luke's Jedi Order and amassing a huge army that can challenge the new republic prior to Episode VII... And then the Newer Republic(?) existing after Episode IX. Basically at the end of TRoS the galaxy is at a very similar point as the end of RotJ. Which is dumb because not only do we miss out on entirely different era George Lucas wanted to create, but future generations will be forced to accept this as canon and eventually be happy to due to nostalgia. Would have definitely taken universe building Whills and multiple Skywalker grandchildren over Disney. <cite>sLaCkEr408___RJ posted [p:932272821] in Annoyed ho... [t:78294695]...</cite> <quote>Gobstoppers12 posted... </cite> <quote>Yeah, I'm sure we were all sitting on the edge of our seat thinking about "evil dark side bacteria"</quote> PT gave us the Clone Wars Era with the Old Republic existing prior to Episode I and the Empire existing after Episode III. OT gave us the Rebellion Era with the Dark Times existing prior to Episode IV and the New Republic existing after Episode VI ST gave us the first order era? With the Palpatine corrupting Ben Solo to kill off Luke's Jedi Order and amassing a huge army that can challenge the new republic prior to Episode VII... And then the Newer Republic(?) existing after Episode IX. Basically at the end of TRoS the galaxy is at a very similar point as the end of RotJ. Which is dumb because not only do we miss out on entirely different era George Lucas wanted to create, but future generations will be forced to accept this as canon and eventually be happy to due to nostalgia. Would have definitely taken universe building Whills and multiple Skywalker grandchildren over Disney. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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