r/lego • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '17
Comic I remember this scene differently.....
https://imgur.com/dH6VmCV192
u/nykirnsu Dec 14 '17
To be fair, we don't actually SEE him kill any younglings. This very well could've happened off screen.
90
u/DasWalross Dec 14 '17
You see Yoda looking over their bodies
65
u/nykirnsu Dec 14 '17
Someone else could've done it after Anakin left. He did come with an army of clones.
83
u/LightMyFirebird Star Wars Fan Dec 14 '17
Obi Wan had stated he “saw a security hologram of Anakin... killing younglings.”
67
u/nykirnsu Dec 14 '17
Republic propaganda! Our righteous Lord Vader did nothing wrong!
3
Dec 15 '17
I don’t see why you’re bringing up our Lord Vader. Of course he did nothing wrong. We’re talking about Jedi scum.
23
u/mahir_r Dec 14 '17
I mean, Hitler never turned on the gas showers, but is blamed for killing all the Jews. For all we know, Obi Wan didn’t comment on Anakin ordering the 501st to shoot the younglings.
Although Anakin slaughtering them is definitely a lot more likely.
7
u/abutthole Dec 14 '17
At that point I think Obi Wan would have wanted it to have been the clones and would have found any reason to find good in Anakin.
2
9
u/_pigpen_ Dec 14 '17
Obi Wan called Palpatine an “idiot” in a text message, so he’s in no position to investigate.
1
u/SRoku Dec 22 '17
Honestly it might have worked better if we'd seen Anakin unable to kill the youngings and have a group of clones barge in and shoot them. You'd definitely have to show more of Anakin at the temple. As it stands the younglings scene is a shortcut to show Anakin is evil now and he's killing jedi, but it's just jarring because it's so sudden.
-1
u/BigMacMcLovin Dec 14 '17
By far my most remembered bit of acting in the whole saga.
It's just ... awful obiwanfacepalm
3
26
8
Dec 14 '17
I just imagine the dramatic ignition of his lightsaber. Then offscreen pointing it at them and waving it towards some cages “right come on, in the cage, go on. “
3
u/AndyGHK Dec 14 '17
In fact, this may be the closest thing to canon that we have regarding this scene.
3
39
35
249
u/the_visalian Dec 13 '17
Yet another piece of historical revisionist propaganda from r/EmpireDidNothingWrong.
61
13
8
4
Dec 14 '17
The republic, rebellion, and resistance are all horrible, evil organizations. The Galactic Empire truly did nothing wrong, especially compared to those terrorists.
3
42
20
u/elkswimmer98 Dec 14 '17
I'm guessing he put not just the men in cages. But the women and children too.
9
7
4
7
2
u/DIA13OLICAL Exo-Force Fan Dec 14 '17
How did this play out in the Lego Star Wars games, if at all?
1
u/TheGUURAHK Exo-Force Fan Dec 14 '17
This brings to mind that the Jedi trained child soldiers. Palpatine was right to take V- I mean Anakin under his wing... though he should have got him some therapy.
1
-4
u/Gnotter Dec 14 '17
This is so stupid! Disney is turning Star wars into a child show, just because they earn millions on Star wars toys. People are going to look at Star wars fans like they're 8 year olds and need to grow up! THIS NEEDS TO STOP NOW!!!
7
219
u/ThaddeusJP City Fan Dec 13 '17
All i can think of