I just realized that Star Wars has completely changed the meaning of a Dark Vader line in Luke Skywalker

A barrel Star Wars The comic strip revealed in a shocking way the true meaning of an emblematic Dark Vader Line at Luke Skywalker Return of the Jediand he has more important implications for Star Wars TV movies and shows too. The complex dynamics of Luke and Dark Vader throughout the original trilogy is one of the most convincing parts of the Star Wars chronology.

While, obviously, the two characters being key members of the Skywalker family tree are an important part, one of the most important aspects of this dynamic is their (very different) mutual link with Obi-Wan Kenobi. Again, A Star Wars The comic strip provided new glimpses on a critical line concerning this complicated and superimposed situation.

Dark Vader had another confrontation with Luke Skywalker that we did not know

A confrontation of Luke against Vader has never been shown on the screen

Although the public know the epic duels very well between Luke Skywalker and Dark Vader The Empire retreats And Return of the Jedi,, THE Star Wars The comics revealed another canon confrontation between father and son. In Star Wars (2015) # 2Written by Jason Aaron, the two faced again.

In this comic strip, while Luke and Vader are fighting again, Dark Vader makes fun of Obi-Wan Kenobi, saying:

“So … Obi-Wan Kenobi gave you this lightsaber. Too bad he did not teach you to handle it. He never did a lot of master.”

Obviously, at that time, Vader still considered Obi-Wan Kenobi as inadequate and thought he hadn’t really trained Luke Skywalker (Something that turned out to be entirely false, because Luke finally finished his training under the direction of Master Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi as a ghost of force.

The Sith Lord came to respect the teaching of Obi-Wan

Could this be an early sign of his redemption?

We already know about their confrontations in Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith,, Kenobi Obi-WanAnd A new hopeIn addition to Vader’s obsession to find and seek to take revenge on Obi-Wan in Kenobi Obi-Wan,, How much Haine Dark Vader approached for its former Jedi Master.

However, it’s just a Return of the Jedi Line all the more surprising, especially given Star Wars (2015) # 2. In Return of the JediDark Vader said to Luke, “Obi-Wan has trained you.” This is a massive change in the way Vader had spoken of Obi-Wan to this point and his mockery of the Jedi in this comic strip.

This line therefore reveals something enormous about this line of Return of the Jedi And the feelings of Dark Vader about Obi-Wan. Namely, with this line coming in the heels of Dark Vader making fun of Obi-Wan for his perceived inferiority, it seems that Vader has reassessed the training of Obi-Wan of Luke and suddenly seen it more favorably.

This change in appearance of heart also means that Obi-Wan’s vador hatred had somewhat attenuated at the time. After all, he went from pure hatred filled with rage to acceptance of the idea that Obi-Wan may have done well with Luke. This could in turn suggest that it was an earlier step towards the possible redemption of Vader.

This ability to see a kind of value in Obi-Wan and its Luke training is perhaps the first positive about Obi-Wan that we have heard from Vader since before its fall on the dark side. No doubt, the closest vader came otherwise was his surprising line in which he was not Obi-Wan’s failure Kenobi Obi-Wan.

In particular, however, it most likely had less to do with Obi-Wan and more to do with Vader’s despair to prove that he had really killed Anakin Skywalker and any link with the light side that remained after his fall. Fortunately, it was not true at the end, but it even suggests in this interaction, he felt nothing positive about Obi-Wan.

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Did Dark Vader knew that Obi-Wan was a ghost of force?

This would change what we know about Dark Vader’s consciousness of the new form of Obi-Wan

Perhaps the most shocking aspect of this line in Return of the JediIn light of this apparent change in the perspective of Dark Vader, is the fact that This suggests that Vader knew that Obi-Wan had become a ghost of force. For Luke’s Obi-Wan training to have improved, which this line implies, Obi-Wan should have train it.

Just by nature of the death of Obi-Wan in A new hopeThis would require the formation of Obi-Wan Luke beyond the grave. If it is true, it would be a massive update of what we know by force Ghosts Star WarsBecause it has long been a question of knowing if Palpatine and Vader had an Obi-Wan conscience being a ghost of force.

The biggest index that Vader did not know that it had started A new hopeWhen Vader was essentially no spirit to the Warning of Obi-Wan which he would become more powerful in death. His continuous hypothesis that Obi-Wan’s training in Luke had ended his death further supported the interpretation that Vader was not aware.

It would also be logical that Palpatine and Vader have limited knowledge on this subject, because becoming a ghost of force is one of the powers of force in Star Wars only accessible on the light side of the force. Although we know that the Sith had a certain awareness of this capacity, it is fair to assume that they do not necessarily know Obi-Wan.

This only makes more interesting than, on the basis of this comic strip and the line of Vader Return of the JediVader may have known that Obi-Wan becomes a ghost of force or at least became aware of it at some point before Return of the Jedi. It would make the line with other clues that Vader knew that Obi-Wan was a ghost of force.

So this one Star Wars The comic strip provides an overview found of a pivot line at Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi and even suggests something much more important Dark Vader’s Consciousness of the final transformation of Obi-Wan into a ghost of force.