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In The Rise of Skywalker, the third episode of the sequel trilogy, Rey is knocked to the ground, stunned, after Palpatine uses the Force to suck the life energy out of her. The spirits of past Jedi – including Mace Windu – then speak to her...
The opening sequence of Revenge of the Sith – the film that concludes the prequel trilogy and, at the time of its release, brought the six-part Skywalker Saga full circle – closely mirrors the climax of Return of the Jedi, the film that con...
The second episode of Ahsoka‘s first season is titled “Toil and Trouble,” explicitly referencing a famous line from William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth. In Macbeth, three witches recite an incantation that includes the repeated line “Double,...
At the end of The Force Awakens, Rey finally locates the lost Jedi Luke Skywalker, who is hiding on the island planet Ahch-To. In the slowly, steadily building melody of “The Jedi Steps,” the musical cue by John Williams that accompanies Re...
When Anakin Skywalker first meets Padmé Amidala in The Phantom Menace, he asks her, “Are you an angel? ... They live on the Moons of Iego, I think.” It seems more than coincidental that “Iego” looks and sounds like “Iago,” the name of the v...
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Lover of goodness, truth, and especially beauty. 'riguarda qual son io'
Robert Brown is a Ph.D. student studying American literature at Baylor University. On the side, he writes about theology and culture and especially film. His writing and other projects can be found at robertbrownpresents.com.
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