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Topic	Why don't the Star Wars movies go into the neutral side of the force?
iPhone_7 12/21/19 9:51:57 AM #44:	Hexenherz posted... Because they struggle to write a coherent story with just two sides. Imagine how big of a fucking mess it would be if they tried to explore a third aspect there. THIS. Also movie-wise well never get a force using warrior that doesnt use a lightsaber & isnt a certified member of the Sith or Jedi Order. And although it wasnt stated that Snoke was a member of the Sith order, I count him and his red guard as an extension of it. The closest thing we got was that badass blind guy in Rogue One. He wasnt a Jedi and wasnt a force-user. Although it seemed that the mysterious all powerful Force seemed to answer his prayers. I wouldnt have mind if they had made him force-sensitive and as a result had stronger senses. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:931879443] in Why don't ... [t:78271600]...</cite> <quote>Hexenherz posted... </cite> <quote>Because they struggle to write a coherent story with just two sides. Imagine how big of a fucking mess it would be if they tried to explore a third aspect there.</quote> THIS. Also movie-wise well never get a force using warrior that doesnt use a lightsaber & isnt a certified member of the Sith or Jedi Order. And although it wasnt stated that Snoke was a member of the Sith order, I count him and his red guard as an extension of it. The closest thing we got was that badass blind guy in Rogue One. He wasnt a Jedi and wasnt a force-user. Although it seemed that the mysterious all powerful Force seemed to answer his prayers. I wouldnt have mind if they had made him force-sensitive and as a result had stronger senses. --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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