Glancing blow from the explosion took out one wall of the bridge and sucked everybody out?
Glancing blow from the explosion took out one wall of the bridge and sucked everybody out?
Or perhaps she was training, or helped as a trainer, at Luke’s Jedi academy, and then after Kylo went Sith, seeing what it did to her son and to her brother, she decided that being a Jedi wasn’t what she wanted to be. And explain more why Luke had become so disaffected. That would have been a good story line.
More like banning sailing because you could go somewhere far away and pick up some disease your home community has no immunity to and come back home to decimate your friends and family.
What happens if your gene therapy for HIV goes wrong and produces a more virulent strain? One that’s airborne perhaps? Computer hacking is one thing, destructive yes, but bio hacking has far worse possibilities without at least some oversight.
Maybe just knock her unconscious?
Ep 9 needs to bring back Sam L F’ing Jackson, with gray hair and a beard like in Django, and just be all about Mace Windu.
There is the possibility that her Force ability was going to be explored more in depth in Ep 9, and that scene was just a teaser (especially given how little she really had to do in ep 8 other than deliver some stilted lines that made her sound like she had a severe head cold, and shoot Poe). However, with her…
Possibly because he’d been zapped by Palpatine and impaled with a lightsaber just moments before?
It would have made more sense if, say, the flashbacks to Luke’s Jedi academy included Leia being there training, or a trainer. Something to indicate she had some training in force use. Might have actually made for a better origin for Kylo too, thinking that both his mother and uncle betrayed him at the academy.
Hmmm, can this be done to a 124 now too?
One more reason I’ll never drive (ride in?) an autonomous car. To achieve the ultimate goal of a majority of cars on the road be autonomous, they will all by necessity have to be networked. No one has ever invented an impenetrable network.
James May had it right. For everyday fun in your car, pick something with skinny tires that hits its limit in the single digits on the speedo. That was you can feel like you’re running down the corkscrew at Laguna Seca in a Ferrari Enzo in your Dacia Sandero on the way to the grocery store.