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The following is a list of minor notes and observations that came to me, during my recent viewing of "Episode I: The Phantom Menace". I hope that you enjoy them:


Notes and Observations on "STAR WARS": Episode I – The Phantom Menace"

*Both the Trade Federation and Darth Sidious seemed surprised that Supreme Chancellor Valorum had dispatched Jedi Knights to act as mediators between the Trade Federation and Naboo. Apparently, this discovery had led Sidious to order a premature invasion of Naboo.

*Why were the Trade Federation fearful of the Jedi, acting as ambassadors?

*Why would Boss Nass and the Gungans want Jar-Jar Binks banished for simply being clumsy? Why did his clumsiness bother him so much? Was this an indication of the Gungans’ lack of tolerance toward imperfection? Could one say the same about those STAR WARS fans who dislike Jar-Jar with a vengeance?

*”You overdid it.” – Was that Obi-Wan Kenobi admonishing his master, Qui-Gon Jinn, for making Jar-Jar too relaxed?

This is a kind response to anyone who thinks that Luke Skywalker is a lame pansy. Enjoy, and please feel free to share your thoughts, no matter if you like Luke or not! : )
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Why Nothing Is Wrong With Luke Skywalker:

1. Luke is loyal. Vader betrayed his fellow Jedi and the justice of the Republic for a selfish purpose: to save Padme. He cared little about the lives he ended. Only at the end of the Saga does Vader realize how much pain he's caused, and he realizes this by seeing the pain his son was experiencing at the hands of Sith Lord Sidious. Luke didn't have to turn to the Dark Side in order to see why he should be loyal to the good guys. He stuck with the Rebellion until justice was restored, even when he did find out that Vader was his father.

2. Luke didn't "screw up." A "screw up" is when someone makes a stupid mistake, NOT when someone willingly gives himself up to save his father. He merely refused to fight. It's not like he was incapable of fighting Vader or Sidious. I've watched Episode VI at least 15 times, and nowhere during the final fight between Luke and Vader did I see...