Owen Lars

So there are several reasons why this is:

1. C-3PO never introduced himself as C-3PO, and there were MANY protocol droids in the galaxy.

2. The last time Owen saw him, he was gray not gold.

3. Owen doesn’t have the connection to C-3PO that us Star Wars fans have. He just viewed C-3PO as a tool and nothing else. So even if he did find out that he once owned C-3PO he probably wouldn’t have cared.

Like imagine if you find a toaster that you once owned 20 years ago, except it’s gold and not grey like it used to be. That’s what it would be like pretty much.

So yeah, I know that not too many people wonder this, but if anyone was, I hope I helped.👍

Sorry if this has been discussed here before or if this is not the place, but there's this through line between these two characters that I'm having trouble reconciling and I'm wondering if anyone has a take on it.

Particularly, it's the Obi-Wan Kenobi series and how it fits in with the "Journals of Obi-Wan Kenobi" issues of the 2015 Marvel comics. They both have a moment where Owen goes to Obi-Wan, throws stuff that he tried to leave for Luke back at him and then tells him to stay away from his family.

The redundancy is already iffy, but plausible. The one in the series acknowledges that it's happened before but sources place it before the comics. The comics has him looking older but also has him being angrier and less patient, which doesn't make sense with how they ended in the series. The series kinda acknowledges the comics by having him wear the same outfit but they don't really follow the relational continuity.

I guess this could fall into the same broad strokes approach to canon that the lorekeepers have like the Kanan situation, but if that's the case, that's a lot of liberties taken. What do you think?

Hi everyone, I do hope this is okay to post.

I wrote an analytical essay on Luke Skywalker, and I thought I'd post it here in case anyone was interested in reading it! It's very long, and you can read it here. It's just a google docs link. It's almost 23,000 words long so it won't fit here.

Hugest thank-you to anyone who reads it, and I'd love to hear your thoughts so do feel free to get in touch!

Just a sketch

Since Grant Feely didn't have too much to do, I think he deserves his own show with Young Luke as a title character.

Owen, Beru, Obi-Wan, Biggs and the Tusken Raiders would also appear.