• Welcome to the Heroscapers 2.0 site! We've still got some dust to clear and adjustments to make, including launching a new front page, but we hope you enjoy the improvements to the site. Please post your feedback and any issues you encounter in this thread.

Sex themes in STAR WARS thread

Tiberius said:
Right, that is why the jedi are always and I mean always depicted with great self discipline and trained to not give into self or emotion. those things lead to the dark side or in this case the very human side.

I have to strongly disagree with this. The whole point of the 6-movie Star Wars saga is that you have to have a balance between self/emotion and discipline/reason. Luke does not triumph in RoTJ because he is a creature of total discipline -- he triumphs because he has enough discipline to balance his selfish emotions (such as anger at his father) with his unselfish ones (such as love for his father).

Similarly, Anakin does not fall to the dark side because he lacks discipline, but because he lacks any emotional support from his fellow Jedi.

When you genuinely care about people, you are not subject to the corruption of power. You're subject to making mistakes, but you can only be corrupted if you allow yourself to become detached from people.
 
GaryLASQ said:
Sorry Ormus. I didn't mean to degrade this thread to SexWars. Too bad we're all a bunch of grown-up adolescents.

My initial post was quite serious. I honestly believe the whole X-Wing / Y-Wing thing was intentional by Lucas as symbolic of X-Chromosome and Y-Chromosome.

Hey thats okay. I thought that your original post regarding the x/y chromosome thing was very thought out and seems to be too close to be coincidental. It made me think.
 
GaryLASQ said:
Sorry Ormus. I didn't mean to degrade this thread to SexWars. Too bad we're all a bunch of grown-up adolescents.

My initial post was quite serious. I honestly believe the whole X-Wing / Y-Wing thing was intentional by Lucas as symbolic of X-Chromosome and Y-Chromosome.

Did the A-Wing and B-Wing symbolize blood types? I'm confused.
 
After rewatching "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" for the umpteenth time, has anyone stopped to think about how much Devil's Tower looks like a gigantic erect nipple? And how the clouds that start surrounding it, just before the appearance of the mother ship, could possibly symbolize the lactation of mother's milk? I mean, they did use liquid to achieve the cloud effects, after all.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYVybOyMz-A[/ame]
I would have started a separate thread for this, but figured it's not worth it, since I'm probably just reading way too much into this. :)
 
Back
Top