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Kessel Korner
Fans talk about everything, from the minute to the grandiose, from characters to plot. Kessel Korner is instead focused on the metaphorical, metaphysical and mythological layers that Mr. Lucas laid throughout his sweeping epic; I am not concerned so much with the machinations of the plot so much as what those machinations mean.

I like the more implicit intricacies of Star Wars, the things which are said without words and the places that are seen without senses. That does not mean I won't discuss plot and character - I will. But I prefer to approach it from a different angle, one that perhaps you have yet to consider yourself.

Sometimes, when I'm inspired, I will also rant about other things. And I love to rant. Almost as much as I love Star Wars. That's a lot.
 


 
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Feb 01, 2007 11:13 AM
My last blog taught me a real lesson. For some people, an honest opinion that does not line up with theirs is nothing short of heresy.
 
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