The REAL Reason No One Recognized Luke Skywalker | Mandalorian Season 2
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- In the Mandalorian Season 2 finale, Luke Skywalker returned to take on the Child Grogu (Baby Yoda) and train him to be a Jedi.
The questions: why did no one (Especially Cara Dune, a Rebel/New Republic Special Forces Drop Trooper!) Recognize him?
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Luke's name is never spoken during the entire series. When he arrives, he never introduces himself.
I have taken the liberty of rewatching the last episode and transcribing ALL of Luke's Dialogue:
"I am [a Jedi]."
"Come little one,"
"He wants your permission. He is strong in the Force, but he will not be safe until he masters his abilities."
"May the Force be with you."
Yeah I know
You forgot “but talent without training is nothing.”
That was actually a gripe I had with that scene. What was Luke’s hurry? Why didn’t he introduce himself? Was he aware of what Gideon was doing? If so, wouldn’t he be somewhat concerned that not only as a Jedi, but as a high ranking rebel military leader that Moff Gideon was using force sensitive blood for cloning experiments? Wouldn’t that be a major red flag? And if he wasn’t aware, why didn’t he at least inquire as to what was going on, or at the very least, introduce himself to the people he literally just rescued? It was a great scene, but did suffer from lazy writing.
@@stephensimons657 A Jedi just carved through a small army and you don't think to ask his name? It's very odd. Then again this is a Mando in a cult thats obsessed with the ancient Mandalorian ways but knows nothing of their history with Jedi.
@@stephensimons657 it was probably cause of the CGI problem had to make it short
again idk
"A farm boy, a normal person like you too can save the galaxy" is a better recruitment message than "we only defeated the Empire because Darth Vader and his super space wizard son betrayed the Emperor."
LoL
"You too can be a hero! If you have a special snowflake father!"
“My dad’s dick doesn’t work. Join the Rebellion now.”
@@SteveSmith-ty8ko lmao
Same (farm boy) propaganda message from the movie "Enemy At The Gates".
The only one that knew who Luke was, that was on the bridge, was Moff Gideon. He recognized him on the screen and almost crapped himself. He knew of the Jedi that destroyed the Empire and took out Vader and the Emperor as well as the first Death Star. He knew because it was his job to know.
Gideon seemed to switch from arrogant victor waiting out a minor setback to defeated captive when he heard "a single X-Wing", I don't think he had to see the screen to know what was coming.
He knew Luke was a badass mofo, not necessarily that he was a Jedi. Luke, Vader and the emperor all walked into a room and locked the door behind them and only Luke walked out
@@georgewagner1564 Vader was slippery slided out :)
@@georgewagner1564 he not only walked out, but was carrying Vader..
Good point
"Nobody in the room recognized Luke". Except for Moff Gideon. The look on his face said it all.
Which makes sense since Gideon was high ranking imperial intelligence he'd have known.
Wrong
Grogu recognized him too
The religion of the "force" was downplayed by the Empire throughout its reign - I still remember that commander dissing Vader's "faith" and subsequently being "force-choked" by the man in black. Your explanation for Cara not recognizing Luke makes a lot of sense.
Cara didn't recognize Luke because she has never watched the Star Wars movies.
Wtf why not!
Exactly
Dammit I was gonna say this. Good on ya mate!!
@Dazzy1001 her time* Cara Dune is a female character played by a female actress
Im waiting for that one knucklehead to come along.
You know who i mean
I just wish boba was there at the reveal. Cara :Who's this guy? Boba : Oh hells no not him not again.
That’s probably why they had him bug out. I was wondering why he didn’t return after they took the ship.
@@brykit1972 I wondering what it will be
Boba: green lightsaber+ black robe+fast droids dying... Hmmm, o my God, it jedi, totally now I can lose my head like my father. Better run and fast
@@Marxist1917 More like : "Oh bloody hell .... that's the bastard that sent me into that sarlac pit ..... just ... let me get the f*ck out'a here"
@@quentinchambon9362 Wait, wasn't blind post carbonite Han the one who accidentally sent Boba into the pit?
Now that piece of dialog would have just been comedy genius
A century later, everybody has heard of the Red Baron, almost no one knows his real name or could identify him from a picture.
Baron von Richthofen. And I knew this without googling it. But you are correct in that most would not know the red barons real name.
It is almost shocking how his looks are not what I expected.
godking wasn’t his name Manfred von Richthofen? Baron was just a title of his family, and not a name
@@jorritvanderkooi939 Correct Manfred was his name but he did have the baron title so baron von Richthofen is correct.
I only know of the name from Snoopy vs. the Red Baron song :)
Me thinking: If nobody knew about Luke killing the emperor, how did Rey in the sequels know about it?
My answer: Disney doesn’t know what they’re doing.
I would argue that Ryan doesn't know what he's doing
Well, I would imagine it'd become common knowledge at that point, considering it was decades later. The Mandalorian is only 5 years after
@@MultiKool13 but how would they know? Luke doesn’t go bragging about it, he goes into hiding. Only Leia knows and she’s not much of a blanbermouth.
@@axiom2540 Once he took on Ben and really started his new Jedi order I can imagine it become more common knowledge, the new republic didn't want to hide the truth forever. Remember also, Rey thought that Luke was a legend, so even then she didn't know the full story.
New triology suck ass... Dont care about those, never will 😃
-Are you a Jedi?
- I am. I will give my life to protect the Child. But if he gets kylled I will... be drinking green milk in space for the reyst of my life.
rule one of comic book films and shows like this: if you dont see a confirmed death with the body, they aint dead.
Oh, come on. You shouldn't bring in non-canon material into a serious Star Wars discussion like that.
Grogu's dead, got killed by Ben Solo.
Unless Grogu decided not to become a Jedi?
@@loreenec8045 Grogu's story might not even be over yet... For all we know he was never at Luke's Jedi Academy.
@@TM-nt9vt Right! I was thinking that Grogu was so attached to the Mando that he ends up leaving because he senses the mando needs help. 🤷🏻♂️ just a thought
Honestly that’s what bothers me. Luke spends 10 years looking for Jedi artifacts, he starts looking for students, and then he finally trains his nephew. All of that just for it to be destroyed five years later. It just makes all of Luke Skywalker‘s Journey pointless. I don’t mean to sound negative at all. I just prefer Luke from the legends because that Jedi order was more successful.
I think that's why Grogu changes his story
More conflict, hurdles and obstacles doesn’t make something pointless. It’s actually screenwriting 101. What does the hero want and what can get in front of him or her getting it.
@@LoreStar Yeah great point!! Also I wasn’t writing that text in rage lol 😆. Also thank you for the video it was really cool!! 😎👍🏼
I completely understand. I felt the same way when me and my friends went on a journey, did all this work, saved the world. Then when we go to retire and look at our future I rolled a 1.
think why Favreau brought in people that dealt with alternate events and that is what some people are starting to lean towards is that this show will be in a different timeline from what we saw in the 3 later films. Which I feel is a good thing.
Having been in the military for 6 years, I can tell you that grunts and fighter pilots do not hang out as a rule. The US military is HUGE and imagining a galaxy spanning one is mind boggling logistically to me. This video pointed out some great reasons in cannon as well. Also, I never once see someone recording something for posterity so maybe no one knows what Luke looks like now. I am not sure people could identify me now from my High School photo :p
The US and her military is the closest thing earth has to the Empire
Except when she would have seen him was part of a SMALL task force sent to endor (she says at one point she fought on endor). He wasn't a pilot there at all, she should have at least recognised one of the command staff even if she had no idea who it was.
@@calumknight9178 Except, on Endor, Luke didn’t really mix with the ground troops. He spent most of his time at Endor dealing with his Father, on the Death Star. I would expect her to recognize Han and Chewie, before she would recognize Luke.
@@tfosgate he was still on the transport there, he was in the hangar with the rest of the command staff before they set off, he got off with the rest of the troops before he set off to find his father. And he was there with the rest of the command staff during the victory celebration
@@calumknight9178 There was fighting after the death star blew up. I am guessing she landed on one of the ships after it blew up, not on the task force. And her wiki doesn't mention she was on endor, it just says she saw most of her fighting after endor.
I'd imagine Luke wouldn't publicize his actions. For one, he's not a guy to brag. For another, if everyone loyal to the Emperor knew Luke was responsible... there'd probably be a big target on his back bigger than the Last Jedi's plot holes. The rebels just expended all their efforts on destroying the Death Star. The last thing they needed was to play body guard for the old religious wizard monk cult that caused the Clone Wars, the Empire, and the Civil War in the first place. I don't think the average galactic citizen would know much about the Sith considering A: The Jedi told almost no one about them up until their eradication, and B: The Empire most likely would have painted them in a very bad light for the last 30 years. And who would know Luke was responsible and not just the destruction of the Death Star 2 unless he told people? Unless there was a live stream in the Emperor's Throne room. Emperor playing twitch, "About to make my apprentice and his son fight to the death. Sick af! Donate for Death Star 3! Let's keep it going, people!"
but, luke was a big target during the events of the empire strikes back. Acording with the opening crawl of the movie, Skywalker led the group of rebelds who stablished the base of Hoth. It also says that Darth Vader was obsessive about finding Luke. How did vader learn about luke's identity?, I always assumed that Luke must've become a famous leader of the rebellion.
@@naegling It’s my understanding that Vader only knew him as “the pilot who destroyed the Death Star” until Boba Fett told him he’d learned his name was Skywalker. And that’s when Vader connected the dots.
Alright i was good until the end... the twitch thing made me cry a little while laughing.
I mean... After the medal ceremony he kinda was the Rebellion Poster Boy.
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They just didn’t want people to know Luke was coming in Season 2.
And that secrecy wasn't targeted at fans.
It was only a "certain group of people" they were specifically keeping the "Luke" thing a secret from. Because that group of yahoos would have moved MOUNTAINS, to try and destroy that plan, if they had any idea it was coming.
@@shindari And those very people need to get the boot.
@@krboswell They will. It'll start with Kathleen Kennedy. But Disney can't afford to fire her right this second (because they can't afford the inevitable SJW lawsuit that'll come flying their way, if they do that), so they're just waiting for that contract of hers to run out, so they can conveniently hire another person to run the show.
My money's on either Filoni, or Favreau being the heir-apparent.
@@shindari But Favreau and Filoni had the full backing of Disney management from the start, which is why they didn't have to listen to anything Kennedy ever said, so it wasn't that. But even so, I think the reason for being secretive was to maximize the impact of the revelation, both for true fans and mortal enemies (namely Lucasfilm management) of _Star Wars_ .
But honestly, I saw it coming almost from the very start, and am surprised that so few others did. My logic was extremely simple: Grogu's kind are all Force-sensitive (and usually very strong in this way), so he'll need a Jedi to train him; he's a toddler who will need a Jedi with the expertise, time, and willingness to train him; and the obvious answer to who that would be, given the time frame, is Luke. Who else would it have been? The producers were hiding nothing, just not mentioning anything about Luke, that's all. Not that I knew absolutely for sure, because there were alternatives such as finding the home world of Grogu's species, but before long the Jedi started being mentioned, and then I knew for sure that Luke would be coming. I have no idea what other people were thinking, because I couldn't think of any other conclusion to Grogu's time in this show.
@@rbrtck I probably saw it coming too, but didn't allow myself to get my hopes up, because Disney has done almost nothing but disappoint me, ever since they bought Star Wars from George Lucas. Only "Rogue One" broke from this pattern of bitterness.
But as soon as I saw the X-Wing flying in, I thought: "That's Luke. Only Luke would fly in on an X-Wing. By himself."
I'm actually amazed more of these youtube "reviewers" didn't immediately come to the same conclusion.
Short answer: cara dune knows Luke, doesn’t know he’s a Jedi.
She also doesn’t know what he looks like
@@TechoNeko lol
Knows “of” Luke more likely.
Like “Oh yeah, that guy who blew up the Death Star.”
Yeah the majority of people in the Rebellion knew of "Luke Skywalker of Tattooine. Red Five." But not "Luke Skywalker, that guy that trained with an old green dude and got zapped by the emperor."
Also it doesn't seem like photoshoots are a big thing in Star Wars. So it makes sense a lot of people wouldn't know what Luke looked like.
@@Unethical.Dodgson I wouldn't recognize my own mother in that terrible hologram technology they use for pictures and videos
Throughout the original trilogy all of the actual events related to the sky walker family and the Jedi knights and the force were never seen or know. About by anyone else’s but the fans watching the films. That’s what makes the mando series so good is because it utilizes this as a main story telling method. Pure genius !
Moff Gideon I think was the only one in that room who recognised Luke, and it terrified him.
Makes sense. The Empire would have done everything it could to ensure everyone knew how the Jedi allegedly betrayed the Republic, attacked Palpatine, and were going to overthrow the government. Even after the Empire was revealed to be rotten to the core, the people still had no faith in the Jedi. Where were they? Dead? They couldn't stop the Empire anyway, why would they put any faith in them at that point? The Rebels chose wisely to keep the knowledge about Luke being a Jedi on the low. It's easier to relate to a hero rising up after his family was slaughtered by the Empire than some weird mystic with special powers that nobody really understands.
I dont know what everyone is on about. Cara did recognize Luke. Watch that scene again. Besides Luke, Grogu and Jin, There is only one other closeup in the whole sequence (after Luke enters the room). And that close up is on Cara's face. This editing choice was intentional . Expression on her face was intentional. Did people expect for her to say "o my god that is luke skaywalker" ? That was not the time to do that. Yes she might know him as Luke Skywalker the pilot and not Luke the Jedi. But She did know who he was.
Yes, that's exactly what I thought due to that peculiar smile on her face in that last scene, she knows or at least guess who he is.
not at all lol. she didnt recognize him what so ever. nor is she the only close up. moff gideon had the close up when bo katan said " a jedi?" and that look was pure fear. cara dunes close up was her getting ready to blast whatever came through the doors right before luke steps off the lift and ends the last few dark troopers. its not a look of recognition but readiness.
@@slugman7070 As i stated in my post - im talking about the scene after Luke enters the room. and They all see Luke. Only close ups are to Luke, Grogu and Jin. Because this is thier moment. But in the end we still get a close up on Cara. And that tells me she realizes who Luke is.
Naw I think it’s because of the moment with grogu and Mando.
@@uhavenosushi Remember how the episode started. It started with Cara shooting an imperial Pilot after the Alderann/Death Star talk. That last close up on Cara is a perfect bow to the begining of the episode. Luke being the one who blew the first one and all.
They would have known of him but not necessarily know him or even what he looks like. Luke's name was never mentioned. He never introduced himself as Luke Skywalker. (The galaxy is a large place)
Moff Gideon probably worked out that it was Luke as he knew of the Jedi, and put 2 and 2 together when he saw the action on the monitors... as he would have had the intel reports etc, but again probably not actually know what he looks like.
The only person that really would have truly recognised Luke was Bobo Fett and he was taking over Jabba's palace...
I know of a lot of people and heard stories... don't know what they look like... wouldn't know them if I met them.
Remember that the fight between Luke, Vader and the Emperor had NO INFLUENCE at all on the outcome. The shield generator was destroyed and soon after so did the Death Star. Vader and the Emperor would have been destroyed (unless the Force warned them) without Luke.
So yes, for the Rebellion as a whole, Luke is just Red 5, not a Jedi knight.
I don't know about Cara Dune. But I think it's safe to say Moff Gideon KNEW who Luke was.
He was sweating crap and shitting bullet
@@walnut6684 he tried killing himself in fear
Yep. Moff would have known.
@@walnut6684 k
The part in Return of the Jedi aboard the rebel cruiser when Luke comes in say's "I'm with you too" everyone cheers. The RotJ official novel says cheers when up for the last of the Jedi.... In ESB he was Commander Skywalker, Rouge leader then dropped the rank due to his Jedi Training after ESB. Nobody in RotJ calls him Commander and he introduces himself as Jedi Knight to Jabba's palace. I think Cara knew who he was but wasn't the time to say "wow it's Luke Skywalker".
Only Boba would really know !
But how many of Jabba's minions a) survived and b) had Facebook or Twitter to spread the word? The Empire did a pretty good job of removing the Jedi and the Force from the public consciousness before the events of A New Hope. Han's comment about hokey religions and the idiot Death Star officer that Vader strangled are early canon examples of the erasure of the Force..
Dude she had her gun aimed at the door even after he killed all the dark troopers
As a teacher and writer I love how you keep coming back to the idea of PERSPECTIVE. That we the viewers / readers of all things Star Wars are more 'in the know' than the average character in a story. I also found it interesting the rebellion pitched the 'American dream - farm boy becomes hero' EVEN after knowing Luke was force sensitive. Lol. Lol
Maybe she does know who Luke is, but when she sees him standing there, she doesn't respond because she looked as his face and just assumed he was a deep fake. Can't fool Cara Dune!
A deep fake would've looked better tbh
Nice. :) Or she thought to herself: "Well, that explains the old X-wing and that one-in-a-million shot he took back at Yavin. You sneaky little secret-Jedi you."
@@ant-onemusic444 It WAS a deepfake, sort of. Watch the latest Mando CGI special from Corridor Crew, they break it down and tell the backstory of the scene.
There is actually a theory that it is a separate timeline, it focuses around ashoka living and grogu being an apprentice that Luke didn’t have in the other timeline, because he would have been captured by the first order and palpatine would use his blood to create snoke
Yea I hope that is correct
Wait what do u mean ashoka living is she not still alive
@@antonmc-e7185 she one of the jedi who speaks to Rey at the end of TROS.
@@antonmc-e7185 it's hinted at in the animated series "rebels" she gets killed off, but then later on in the series was saved through some magical portal thing (for lack of better words) causing the split in the timeline
@@antonmc-e7185 have you watched rebels?
imagine if bo katan found out luke was a skywalker. considering her and anakin had a few interactions
Would she fall in love?
@@putinscat1208 hopefully not with din
Did she know that Anakin became Vader? As far as most people knew Anakin disappeared or died at the end of the clone wars and this Vader guy showed up.
@@neophytealpha She found out in Rebels. Then it was assumed she was killed, but Ezra Bridger pulled her out of harms way thru some Force portal.
@@putinscat1208 That was AHSOKA, not Bo Katan.
The episode The Rescue’ is about rescuing Luke as a symbol of hope from the dire sequels
"I'm Luke Skywalker I'm here to rescue you."
Episode IV, A New Hope. literally this.
"No named farmer from Tatooine"
Literally has the same last name as the most famous clone war general/person in the Galaxy besides Palpatine
My thought as well. Like yeah, they could promote him as “Red Five” and all that, sorta like how people knew who the “Red Baron” was during WWI….but folks also knew what the Red Baron’s actual name was.
There’s no way the galaxy didn’t also know Red Five as Luke Skywalker. And there’s no way nobody linked the Skywalker name to the most famous Jedi general of the Clone Wars, which was only 20-30 years prior. Especially in a galaxy where sentient creatures live for hundreds of years.
True, all true. But keep in mind that for "propaganda purposes" (As this video seems to think is the ONLY reason possible), you wouldn't include that information in your narrative.
Luke would be "farm boy" and used to promote the "anyone can be a hero" narrative.
Leia would be the "lone survivor of Alderran who led the revenge for her planet", or at least the "last ruler of Alderran" type narrative.
For propaganda purposes (which again is the ONLY point made in this video) their connection as son/daughter of Skywalker from the Clone Wars would get in the way. It would sound too much like "to be a hero you have to be related", which doesn't work. But as "random farmer" or "lone survivor" you can make multiple narratives work for propaganda. Plus you can mix-and-match the two stories together better by how one encouraged the other, or comforted the other, and even possibly loved one another as comrades in arms, without mentioning being bro/sis. Keeping their "heritage" out of the picture produces a gold-mine of material to work with in regard to propaganda.
@@herrzimm Few novel that came out after RotJ in the 1990's, .." Some of the popular views held."
a.) There were no Death Stars, mere a new type of Mass Drive Platforms.
b.) Vader was .. just .. a cyborg or android that lead troops from the front line in high political military missions for the empire.
c.) Two years after RthJ, Leia & Luke came out as siblings and Vader was their father run by a control chip. And there was a few thousand trooper/ slave that the empire .. cyborg .. over the years. So to some it was a believable explanation and to other, they couldn't care less cause they had more important things to deal with then to follow politicians social elite lives.
d.) When Luke first started looking for people for his academy, other than very few holo vids written off as trick editing, people didn't think Jedi were real after 20 to 30 years.
( Less than fifty years after WW II there are people who believe nuclear weapons still don't exist, along with a few other things regarding WW II. )
e.) Galaxy is so big, you can't cover all the news feeds. And you can't trust what you seen on the news. Most of the Core Worlds had it good under the Empire so they just refuse to believe what they heard from the Mid or Outer Rims regions. Some locations even in the Mid Rim areas didn't have hyperspace communications and never knew the Republic shifted the Empire and fell into civil wars.
.....30 years later, after the Empire had been smearing ALL of that history as hard as possible?
Skywalker's name would NOT have been famous anymore, not for a long time.
"Taking Grogu changes the course of history and he starts his jedi temple early." Good. The sooner we can remove the sequel abominations from the collective world, the better.
*”And balance, there will be.”*
Remember the retcon is just rumors... don’t get too excited
But the Force Awakens trilogy was amazing
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@@SurvivalSpec
Everyone has their opinions 😔 but yours just happens to be wrong
It’s super simple! The Rebel Alliance was a HUGE movement. She might never have been in a position to meet him. She should have HEARD of him, but recognizing him is I different matter.
His face should have been all over rebel propaganda, and all over imperial wanted posters. As far as the empire was concerned, he was public enemy #1.
In-cannon: I imagine after Yavin there might have been some attempt to use Luke as a "flag"...but his natural humbleness and awareness of what Ben, Red Squadron,etc sacrificed might have made him push back against it and just do the job...you see him literally doing that in ESB , one of many pilots. Later, after Endor, there was probably an even BIGGER political push (Fey'lya? Might we see him?) to bring Luke out on holo as THE war-hero....probably right up until he mentions during the debrief to Leia, Mon Mothma, and guys like Cracken and Ackbar: "Oh, uh, Darth Vader was my father...." Probably shot that PR idea right in the foot.
We also need to remember that as a senator,Leia was probably doing a lot to keep Luke's jedi heritage a secret because she knew that if anyone looked deeply enough into it,it would be possible to also find out the dark secret of Darth Vader being their father. In the book star wars:bloodlines we know how Leia desperately wanted to keep that a secret. Read the book to see if she was successful in that.
I think it would have been really cool if cara simply whispered into the room as she lowered her weapon, "General Skywalker."
But, with that said your explanation makes sense.
Or, after seeing his face, whispering _"Red Five...!"_ Which, as OP pointed out, would be how the rebels as a whole would know or revere him.
I was expecting her to come to attention and say “General Skywalker, sir!”
Not Rogue Leader?
@@scienceandponies Wedge Antilles would have been Rogue One/Leader, more than likely still during this time.
@@LordDarthSmyth
Wedge took over when Luke stepped down to go do Jedi stuff (or more accurately, got shot down on Hoth and then sidetracked with the event of ESB). Even if he's no longer the current Rogue Leader, I'd think it would be the title that would stick more than Red 5.
Everyone asking: "Who are you?!"
Luke: "I'm Batman!" 🙄
Lol, that would be hilarious given the fact that he played joker in well almost all animated depiction him across games, TV and movies
Even better (I think)
Luke: "I'm just a joker with a lightsaber!"
@@damiansaturday6788 Right! 😂😁 People are blind like who were you expecting to see really? 😂
Who are you?
Luke: “Heh..i’m the joker baby!!”
Everyone: Who are you?
Him: Some call the the Trickster, others call me Joe Kerr, but you can call me....Timmy
When I saw that many Dark Troopers, I freaked. Because I know how hard it is to beat one, I fought one...
...in the Dark Forces PC game...
I used to fight them all the time as a member of the Rebel Alliance, but then I took an arrow to the knee.
@@2lanerider don't be silly this is Star Wars..... it'd be a bowcaster bolt not an arrow
Hahaha, you called Tatooine a back "water" planet 😂😂🤣🤣
They call it that in the movies and stories, too. In the book, "Hard Merchandise", the third book in the Bounty Hunter Wars Saga, Boba Fett says, "Back on Tatooine-for such a desolate, backwater world, it has assumed a great deal of importance for the rest of the galaxy."
I know, pretty ironic to call a place "backwater" when that place has to farm moisture out of the atmosphere because it is so arid due to having 2 suns.
@@robowenmikels I wonder if the word play is an inside thing.
@@behindbarsmototouring898 I would like to think so, that the wordplay was/is intentional. And when you have characters like Boba, saying it, then it makes sense. Like Boba would say it, knowing dang well, that there's no water there.
I just assumed the Rebellion was large and she just never ran into him
“Oh you were in the rebellion. Did you know Han?”
That's like being in Al Queda and not knowing who Bin Laden is.
@@scienceandponies not really the rebels aren’t like the republic. They’ve probably heard of the rebel hero Luke Skywalker, expert pilot who destroyed the first Death Star tho. If you compare it to clone there were a few Jedi that were very well known but the most they got was a “you must be …”
Not really. Luke was, to the republic just another pilot. He wasn’t giving speechs or sending out holos. Leia, she would have known and if leia was here she might figure out that Luke was Luke. But she probably never saw him or paid enough attention to then recall what he looked like. Besides the rebellion is based on cells. It’s very possible she was in a cell, that didn’t visit the main group very often.
@@scienceandponies false equivalence.
Bin Laden was one of al Qaeda's leaders. Luke Skywalker may be a renowned rebel hero but he was part of a large organization in a massive galaxy. Can't compare that to al-Qaeda on Earth
She thought he was Duke Dirt Farmer not the Laser Master
All of which should be Canon.
Aaron Air Farmer.
Awesome reference!
I love you!!! lol
*space wizard*
From one Loar to another Lore, I have to praise you on this video: It popped-up after the “Luke Hallway Scene cut to the ‘Hero’ song” video, lol, and I rarely care to watch “reviews”, conversations, or theories on most anything - altho I love talking about it in person - so for me to watch this speaks to your well-articulated ideas & beautifully edited montage narrative. I SUPER appreciate this video explanation, 100%. I feel like it’s not something I was questioning myself, and yet your articulation of everything gives me a clearer way to speak on this in case it comes up in my own conversations with friends who are just discovering the Star Wars Expanded Universe and The Mandalorian. Really terrific work!
Very smart writing, thank you for taking the time to explain this.
I think Cara recognized him just didn’t feel the need to say “OMFG ITS LUKE!!!”
I feel like she would. If I was her, I certainly would. This is the man who blew up the death star and avenged her planet. I imagine there'd be quite a bit of hero worship on the part of Cara. Not only would she want to say his name and shake his hand, she'd probably want to f*ck his brains out, lol
Yup , cuz that's how exactly I'd react.
EXACTLY !
@@ericsantucci6934 People with low self esteem do that not people like cara dune
plus she just came out of s seige so no!
@As I See It But why put her "smile" in the end at all ? it was an intentional editing choice. After luke entered the room we see only Luke Grogu and Jin. No one from the crew gets a close up. They practically do not exist in that final scene. Only Cara gets a close up in the end. Lets not forget, the episode begins with cara shooting an Imperial pilot after the "alderaan gets blown up and death star gets blown up" chit chat. So That last close up on Cara realizing she just met Luke, actually gives this episode and Her character a perfect arc. This is what is called good writing :)
I never really thought about the fact that Luke never used his powers or lightsaber around anyone other than the people closest to him in the original movies.
GREAT video! Really informative. Thanks man!
I'd LOL if the in-universe answer was because of the weird CGI haha.
Or he "used the force" to make his face look weird.
Shortest realistic answer.
I was staring hard trying not to be freaked out by the uncanny valley that is his face and really trying to assure myself that it's him. I don't blame Cara lol
@@KrissFliss Ooh creating force abilities as you go along is TIGHT!
(Watch: Screen Rant - Pitch meetings by Ryan George about these movies if you're lost by my comment 😁)
@@KrissFliss sith mask like palpatine? 😂
@@MsSwitchblade13 hahah true 😂
I wonder if the wider Galaxy still held the belief that the Jedi were traitors who sought to take over the Galaxy.
Same!
Some people at the beginning of the Empire never believed the Jedi were traitors. So I would say there’s no way more than 75% of the Galaxy thought they were traitors, especially after Luke destroyed the Death Star and gained intergalactic fame.
Most of the outer rim hated the core government. They would loved that they betrayed the core government, especially separatist supporters. They even support the traitors.
The Jedi were effectively the Samurai/Knights that had to operate as the House of Peers/House of Lords, so I wouldn't be surprised if they thought that the upper house tried to over throw.
@@fanoboyo4559 good point, outer rim and aliens definately hated the empire.
Thank you so much for your videos, I always enjoy them.
6:27 just realized the fight for freedom poster is actually a real event, what looks like captain Syndulla(Hera) is in a a-wing commanding a squad of them next to what looks like the liberator, this could be based off an event from rebels.
Yes you'll see a part of it in star wars animated series rebels when hara was on a mission with her squad in a A wing
William: Sons of Scotland! I am William Wallace.
Soldier: William Wallace is seven feet tall!
William: I heard
"And he would consume the English with fireballs from his eyes and lightning bolts from his arse!!"
@@macadoo1588 I mean... a Sith probably could if he wanted to.
@@changer_of_ways_suspense_smith um, you have seen Braveheart right? I was finishing the quote...no sith lords in this one.
I don't agree. The final shot on Cara Dune shows that she recognized him. Her smile gives that away. She probably didn't know he was a force user, a Jedi. To rebels, Luke was just the skilled pilot who shot down the Death Star
I wonder if she saw the marking, and thought it's Red 5 I hope he can do something.
No, it could be just because of the moment between Grogu and Mando
I think that after RotJ everyone found out, because The Empire knew about Luke and in their knowledge he killed both The Emperor and Vader. So makes no sense
@@lowkey7219 No one would know the details all they knew was that the Rebels killed Cesar.
@@KRYMauL Who's cesar?
my first thought was "cause all the events where luke showed his jedi side wasn't public"
Very detailed explanation
Thank you
The reason is obvious: they had a one-night-stand they both regretted, so she's like, "nooo, never heard of him." She's carrying Luke's baby, baby Lukey. This will change everything in the Star Wars universe.
What the heck
To be fair, that plot line is better than all the sequels.
Better than the incestuous relationship he had with his sister.
Impossible. Kara Dunn is the definition of death by snu-snu
Luke should be so lucky.
I want a baby with gina... I mean cara dune.
Funny that Leia and Anakin are both called “General Skywalker”
I think Leia went by General Organa
@@LoreStar true
If I am not mistaken wasn’t Luke called general skywalker in Legends?
@@lagonwellsmusic I think he was called commander
General Organa, Commander Skywalker
Nice analysis and explanation. Makes great sense!
Great video and analysis. Thanks bud.
The only person in that party who would’ve recognized Luke immediately was Boba Fett. How interesting the final episode of Season 2 would’ve been had Boba stuck around on the bridge of that ship.
"Didn't you fall into that Sarlacc pit and die?"
"Yes,but I survived."
"....................Okay."
"We cool?"
".............Yeah,we cool."
Moff Gideon recognized him. It’s why he tried to take his own life.
@@bigchunga4982 Thinking about the terror that gripped Moff Gideon when Luke appeared, I cannot help but think you are right. Good observation.
@@adambenedict6155 to be fair I bet a lot of empire would fear luke as the guy that destroyed the death star and have seen him with the saber
@@adambenedict6155 from the point of view of the high ranking imperial officers Luke walked into a room with Vader and the Emperor and only Luke walked out alive.
Maybe nobody recognizes Luke cuz they've never met him. Bam.
I know it is along time ago. But IO think they had pictures back then
@@pdamn1975 it's a big galaxy. It's not like every life form in the galaxy has seen Luke's picture before. I'm sure in some of the poorest parts of the Galaxy, no one has seen his pictures.
Aint like Luke got a youtube channel or some shits like this
So you're telling me they would never have heard of the man who destroyed the death star and helped end the war against the empire? He was also high up in the rebellion cause, there's no way his face wasn't spread everywhere and he isn't known as "Luke Skywalker, the Jedi and rebel leader that helped destroy the empire"
Y'all are really underestimating how big the galaxy is and how few fucks dirt poor people care about that shit.
I know movies try to paint it like, the Rebellion winning the war suddenly means everyone in the galaxy's lives are immediately better. But that's just not how things actually work.
It's very likely that there are millions if not billions of life forms in the galaxy who's lives are not affected by Luke's actions on the Death Star.
Leslie, why would they care, or ever even hear about Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker, when their whole life is scraping by and petty crime just to survive on some Wasteland planet that nobody ever visits.
She didn’t recognize Luke because of the weird CGI
Excellent points made in your video.
Literally everyone: who are you
Luke: an idiot sandwich
Father want to repeat that?!!?
@@lukeskywalkereu6107 where's your sister
Hello my clone
Luke
@@Kanyewestbiggestfan123 read my name I am legends not trash Canon, and my sister, she is.... Got no fucking clue
It's actually quite simple: 1. Luke doesn't introduce himself, 2. She may have heard of the Hero Luke Skywalker but like many people who participated in the galactic rebellion she probably never saw a picture of him, and 3. Seeing a Jedi or Sith in this time period in Star Wars lore is like seeing a living dinosaur. You have to understand that before Luke attempts to restore the Jedi, many of his kind were purged during the years of the empire. Most denizens in the galaxy thought Jedi were a myth and that they died out long ago .
i still don’t understand how absolutely no one believes in the jedi anymore like the time period if im correct is 20-25 years from rotj like huh???? why does no one know what the jedi are only after 20 years that makes no sense
@@jojo1joestar the reason is actually quite simple. Palpatine's Empire forces many Jedi to go into hiding or cutting themselves off the force for so long that they blended in as normal citizens. It also doesn't help that many imperial citizens were taught that things such as the force and the Jedi were fairy tales of another time. It also doesn't help that any force sensitive children that were detected by the empire would be kidnapped, tortured, and eventually be turned into Inquisitors
Why would she not have seen a picture of the poster boy of the rebellion and the Empire's most wanted?
@@scienceandponies so why doesn’t everyone in episode 5 and 6 know exactly who Luke is?
Damn the music on the background provides me with so many good memories. We need those 2 games to be remastered. Now. Today. Thanks @Lore Star
your explanation is as good as any. I can dig it!
Luke is good at hiding things better than most people are actually aware of...this is a why you should mess with a Jedi that can walk in to The Sith's house and kick their butt and walk away.
@Cael Berglund look up similar things to Revan and Sion and you got who I am but in real the world.
@@professionalschizo you can put this stuff in real life situation but you have to be careful not to go down the wrong path.
What should or shouldn’t? Cuz one means you’d be calling one a pushover and the other someone you shouldn’t mess with
@@Blaze_the_cat_ well I knew you were watching me for a While...my brother is a similar...I Was talking to Shadow but I knew you would be would be be watching me...You are powerful but I think you might want to hear me out. Trust me weirder of Sol Emeralds of your Universe....Blaze and protector of the Flame.
@@aragamicelery7612 dude when people ask me about my name on PlayStation and pc people always go straight to weed lol
Boba could've told him. He knew of the jedi and that luke was one of them.
Doesnt boba hate the jedi tho
@@NathanChiochios this is true, not to mention Mando never explicitly statedthat the "people" he was referring to when it came to returning Grogu was the Jedi or else Boba *would have* reacted at that time. And since Boba himself doesn't ask questions and was duty bound the whole time, he would've been none the wiser.
@@SrMissileMonkey Though he did hate them, mabye he still would've helped Mando because of his debt to him. We already see that he's a different man then before.
@@NathanChiochios no Boba NEVER hated the Jedi , he hated Mace Windu ... even in clone wars Boba didn't want to hurt innocent Jedi , he just wanted revenge on Mace ...
It kinda saddens me that we didn't get Boba at that scene too. His reaction to Luke might've been great.
Very clear & informative explanation 👍
sir, you're doing a great job. this video is proof. it got me to subscribe to you, keep up that deep nerd-state lore coming.
Thank you my friend!
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I was under the impression Cara did know who Luke was; We see her smiling, and I imagine once she joined the rebellion she’d want to know the name of the man who’d taken out the Death Star. The fact that he’d have been close with Leia, a fellow surviving member of Alderaan as well as a public figure also makes me think they’d have to have met. Luke was also the commander of Rogue Squadron.
My head canon is that she just didn’t know he was Jedi as she never went on any missions with him. But I bet they flirted too lol
Yeah, but groundpounders don't cozy up to flyboys very well; in fact, the two groups tend to brawl in cantinas until the local constabulary breaks them up ;)
Cara Dune might have known Luke's name, but not his face. The New Republic would have used Luke's exploits for propaganda, but likely wouldn't have publicized Luke's face just in case the Imperial remnants try to have him abducted or killed.
@@xheralt is this a starship troopers reference
@@justinfalc8213 Hi! I'm a thirty-second bomb! ;) It could be any military sci-fi franchise, including Starship Troopers. It sometimes applies to real US military too :)
In a war situation, where hundreds of thousands (likely millions/billions across the galaxy) take part in skirmishes, do you really think all this information is important/disseminated. Why would you think she would have met Luke?
This was very cool video explanation and makes total sense .. liked and subbed my friend
Very cool insight and explanation
Why would Cara know Luke? I sometimes feel Star Wars fans don't seem to fully realize how fucking big a damn galaxy is. To most people throughout the galaxy, the Jedi Order would have been mostly a legend or myth...or possibly something they had never heard of...even at the height of it's power in the prequel era. The Rebel Alliance itself would have been spread all over the place, with disconnected cells, units and campaigns occurring in various sectors thousands of light years from each other with little to no contact. Some rebel units might be formed on a single planet (or within a single star system) and spend the entire war fighting just in that one place. The majority of the populace might not even be very aware of the Force as an actual thing with practical uses. For example, to the average person, someone saying, "May the Force be with you," might be the Star Wars equivalent of saying, "Bless you," or "Go with god." Also, there is little to no reason why some rebel soldier (not to mention just normal people,) would have any idea who Luke, Han or Leia were. Canon sources make it clear that very few people had ever even heard of Darth Vader, and that the number of people who knew the Emperor was an evil Sith Lord could be counted on one hand. Yeah, Cara should know vaguely who Leia is since she was a princess of Alderaan, and is now a Senator in the New Republic, but other than that, why the hell would she recognize Luke Skywalker?
EDIT:
Before somebody says, "But, what about the Holonet?"...just no. The Holonet is not Star Wars Internet. It's a database/library with some remote information sharing connections. People in the SW galaxy don't have personal computers or game consoles at home, they don't have Holonet connected communicators or digital information technology like we take for granted. Everything in Star Wars is analog and mechanical, even computers. That's why you can shoot a control panel to "lock" a door (you literally fused the physical locking mechanism behind the control panel,) or shoot a computer terminal to erase the information on it (the data is stored on tapes or other solid state physical media within the mechanical computing device.) It's why, despite the existence of "lock on" targeting systems, it takes several shots to hit a locked on target, even after the targeting solution has been input to the analog firing mechanism (the mechanical, clock work pieces and transistors inside the "computer" have a hard time keeping up with target movements in real time.) My point here is that Star Wars does not exist in a real time, digital realm like we do. There is nobody posting on Galactic Twitter that Luke just blew up the Death Star. There is no Wikipedia, or Facebook or any of that shit. In our world, it's "pics or it didn't happen," but in the Star Wars world it's, "If you weren't there, then it didn't happen."
You’re smart
Might have known the name but not by face.
She was a grunt not assigned to the people working with Luke. So she wouldn't know
I fell asleep for an hour reading this, I was already really tired so- 🛏 😴 💤
Because she's rebel special forces and would be familiar with the greatest hero of the rebellion and the Empire's public enemy number 1. I don't know why you think there aren't pictures or news in Star Wars. If she didn't see his face in some kind of rebel newsbrief or propaganda, like say from the medal ceremony, she'd certainly see it on all the imperial wanted posters.
@@scienceandponies I bet if I showed you pictures of military officers from India, Indonesia or Azerbaijan, you couldn't identify who they were or which one was famous or what they were famous for...and those countries are just on the other side of our relatively small planet. Galaxies are huge. Most people in the Star Wars galaxy don't know what the Force is or believe Jedi ever existed, despite keeping the peace for a thousand generations...but they sure certainly would know the names, deeds and faces of every leader and war hero claimed by the rebellion in a geographical battle space so large that it is impossible for the human mind to grasp it, am I right?
Reality: The Death Star was still a major secret as of Rogue One. Literally a few days to a week or so later some new recruit to the Rebellion, a dude from a no where delivers the firing shot to destroy the Death Star. The Empire could of used the media to call this a terrorist attack on a New Military Base. In the Rebellion Luke Skywalker would be famous and literally ends up a major leader in the Battle of Hoth. But then disappears sometime during the battle. Never showing up at the "Rendezvous Point".
Fast forward a few years later. A second Death Star still under construction, which no one knew about gets destroyed again by the very same terrorist that destroyed the 1st Death Star. The Rebel mission was kept secret. Luke joined it at the last minute.
How would anyone in that room at the end of The Mandalorian, other than Moff Gideon have any clue who Luke Skywalker is.
"which no one knew about gets destroyed again by the very same terrorist that destroyed the 1st Death Star."
Well... I mean... Lando blew up the second one. And Han's team made it possible.
Well... Having said that. People would assume that Luke was on Han's team if they weren't made aware of his sudden departure to the Death Star with Vader.
Gideon would know most of the details but the average dude on the street certainly wouldn't unless there was a tell-all by the people close to Luke. Which probably didn't happen.
Well y'know.........bitches gossip
Commander Skywalker on Hoth
And Rogue Leader.
@@Unethical.Dodgson Why would people assume Luke was on Han's team? He was famous as an X-Wing pilot, so he should logically have been in the space battle with Lando. Especially since the ship Lando was flying was the same one that helped destroy the 1st Death Star.
Interesting, never thought about it this way but it makes a ton of sense. Great video!
i love when we add logic to correct the studios mess ups
It does make a ton of sense. I actually never saw it as a plot hole, that they didn't know Luke. The thing is: If the Rebellion wanted to push that they have a Jedi in their rows, I think it would've been hinted at at during the movies. But it simply wasn't. In fact we actually get a hint, that Luke treats his training very privately, sets his course to Dagobah and off he goes, never actually talking about Dagobah or Jedi Training itself.
This video actually helped to fill in some gaps, I had in my head canon up untill this point, regarding Ahsoka. I think at this point not even her knows about Luke, nor would Ezra. But I have a feeling that we will see some crossovers in her show!
even the emperor himself hiding that he was a jedi / sith
secrecy is important or you'll have a whole galaxy of assassins around your neck
Also it made no sense to put all the hope of the rebellion on a single jedi, because of something happens to him the damage will be too great.
Cause they didn’t hear his theme music.
shit never thought of that
@@phntmenacexd it was a joke.
@@backtothefutureman1 i know that
@@phntmenacexd I wasn’t sure if you knew that or not.
@@backtothefutureman1 was it?
People did recognize him!
-"OMG, that's Sebastian Stan on the Star Wars universe!"
It was Mark Hamill
Body is Sebastian, face and voice is Mark....
Luke: "I'm Luke Skywalker, I'm here to rescue you."
Everyone in the room: "Who?"
Luke: "Not this crap again."
Before watching: Because he's not famous and he shouldn't be? He's literally just a dude. The galaxy is gigantic and a lot of people have different levels of knowledge. Dinn didn't even know wtf a jedi was.
Yep, because Dinn has now met 3 Jedi & there's not a thing in common save the Force. How would the average Joe even recognize a Jedi...all races, nationalities, creeds could have that M count
I try and make the same point too. With a handful of jedi in the galaxy with trillions of individual sentient species, they might as well be fairy tales and fantasy stories. I don't think many would honestly believe they exist
It’s not about being a Jedi. People keep talking about that, but that’s besides the point. All that matters is if former Rebel trooper would recognize the face of the biggest hero in the cause, and not to mention a hero who had public face time with award ceremonies and such.
People seem to keep forgetting that The Empire painted the Jedi in a very bad light during their term in office towards the Known Galaxy...
@@PONYBOYonline I'm not even sure where the awards took place at end of A New Hope....she would have needed to be on the same planet. I don't think they were plastering their faces all over the place.... Ok she would have needed to be on Yavin Prime.....9 years ago
I think they DID recognise him. It's just it would have ruined the ending of the mandalorian s2 if everyone started fangirling to the max.
Same. Cara at the end was smiling as Luke left with grogu as if she knew the child would be protected with the highly praised general Luke Skywalker. Fennec seemed like she just didn’t want to be caught since she could still have a bounty on her head. Koska and bo just try to stay away from Jedi business unless it has to do with ahsoka because she’s pretty much a Mandalorian ally. Din is shown to not know much about the Jedi so there’s that.
You make many valid points in this video. Things I never even considered. I've read many of the Star Wars books put out in the 1980's. First and foremost is Truce At Bakura. some of the things you talk about here are actually in that book.
Much love for using sounds from Knights of the Old Republic
That does leave open the question of whether Ashoka Tano would have known of Luke Skywalker. If she had heard of him by name, she definitely would have connected the dots.
Eh, in a galaxy with over a trillion people, I dont think someone with the same last name as Anakin would mean much to her
@@willd2239 well if she hears his age and who trained him then she would probably connect the dots just saying
@@willd2239 Random farm boy called Skywalker blows up the Death Star and she doesn't find it at least curious?
It's a big story written by plenty of different people. It's just a plot hole.
Furthur proving that the Disney trilogy isnt canon anymore
Never was. For many years we had books written before and after the original 6 movies. George claimed it may or may not be canon (despite working on a few of the stories himself), but nothing else was there to fill that timeline so it was accepted as what happened. Just because a new owner walks in and says "only my content matters" doesn't make it 'canon'. It makes an alternate timeline where you can choose which timeline is the real timeline.
Never Was.
@@SkywalkerOne1977 you can always choose. It has always been this way he meant „official“ canon as in actively being developed by Disney
twilight fan fics with star wars skins definitely aren't canon
Disney sucks. Rogue One was the only good movie.
That’s a great take on this and makes a lot of sense!
Very well done. Thank you.
Luke was a hero of the rebellion, they might not know he was a jedi, but no one called him Red 5, lol.
Yeah, he was Rogue Leader before handing it off to Wedge.
They called him General skywalker like his father before him lol
@@vladboy1 Commander Skywalker
The reason no one recognized him was because he was actually Luke Skywalker and not Jake Skywalker
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Makes sense to me. Just like in the Clone Wars, the Jedi to normal person ratio was obscenely one sided. One person just doesn't matter when you're fighting a war on a galactic scale. Heck, even during the clone wars, its stated that most of the clone armies never even got to see a jedi on the battlefield.
makes good sense.Thanks for posting
That make sense! Not everything we see is known by everyone, the audience is omniscient to the main character on screen but everything around us is the darkness in the theater there but not known to us because our attention on these people.
She wasnt sure if that was Luke Skywalker or Jake Skywalker...
I’d that Dave Vader’s son?
Bully Maguire
Spanish inquisition
Jake Skywalker is a very grumpy Luuke Skywalker who never got over what ol' Master C'baoth used to make him do before teaching him the next Force lesson.
Jake soywalker
This is information that I knew... but I truly like your presentation of the information.
Another thing he would have been famous for after the Battle of Yavin would be starting, and commanding, Rogue Squadron. If you'll remember on Hoth, his team lead their aerial defense. Luke himself was consulted on what should be loaded for departure first, to get as many people and assets as they could off world before the Empire arrived. He proved himself to be more than just a farm boy who happened to blow up the Death Star. Still, that makes you correct about how Cara Dune may not have recognized him. It could very well be she heard his name before, but never seen a picture of him. It's easy to know a person by reputation, and then not recognize them when you meet them in person.
watch starwars 5 again, he was a commander and I would think that he still is a commander at the end of starwars 6. so I would think that cara would know luke as a commander. but wookiepedia said that cara saw most of action after battle of endor so maybe she didn't meet luke during her service in the rebels.
She explicitly tells Mando that she served after "Endor", in the "cleanse", with the new republic suffocating minor rebel groups and hunting down imperial executives.
"The REAL Reason No One Recognized Luke Skywalker" - I put a wild guess into this.. Cause it is a whole damn GALAXY?! :D
First off, , they label their years BBY/ABY, Before/After the Battle Of Yavin, thats how big of a deal that was. They label their years after the thing Luke did. He is very, very famous.
Cara was a member of the Rebel Alliance when Luke took out both Death Stars, pretty sure she knew who he was.
The Empire occupied Mandalore, forced Bo-Katan to abdicate and started a Mandalorian genocide. Which is why she worked with the Rebels to try and bring the Empire down. Someone _probably_ mentioned the dude who blew up the Death Stars and brought down the Empire.
Fennec was frequently hired by Jabba and had been on his sail Barge. You'd think in a 'whole damn galaxy' that two of the people on that bridge not only knew the same person, but had both been on the same ship, would be monumentally improbable. And yet here we are. Its as if people who all tend to go to the same planets and are members of the same groups might f*cking meet.
And all of this is taking place within about half the galaxy, not the _whole_ galaxy.
You're bad at guessing.
@@bloodyneptune does anyone in the movies or show actually say bby or aby? Ive always thought those were meta terms the fans use only.
@@bloodyneptune Toxic much?
@@bloodyneptune do they hand out photos of him?
@@bloodyneptune BBY and such only from fans not in the movie
What I found interesting on a rewatch is I noticed they purposefully got Boba Fett out of the way before the rescue mission, because he is the one guy on the show who would have instantly recognized Luke Skywalker, and known he was a Jedi, which would have spoiled the reveal.
I didn’t recognize Luke Skywalker in Episode 8 The Last Jedi, at all. Totally unrecognizable.