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Also, did you catch Han saying "Its all true. The Jedi, the Force". Could the Empire have completely rewritten the history books to omit the Force in 30 years? Perhaps the Rebellion after the victory at Endor didn't want the Jedi to be a part of the new government given their past, so they outcast them as through they didn't exist. Thats pretty messed up.

At the end of ROTJ, there were no more Sith and only one Jedi left in the entire universe . . . and he went into hiding.

With the exception of those very close to the situation, not many people would even realize that the Jedi and Sith were playing a role in the OT. In ANH, there are a lot of comments alluding to the Jedi and Force being a "myth" or "ancient religion." It's not crazy to think that the vast majority of people in the universe believe it to just be a fairy tale.

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Posted by elprez00

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Posted on 10/20/15 at 11:15 am to Antonio Moss

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With the exception of those very close to the situation, not many people would even realize that the Jedi and Sith were playing a role in the OT. In ANH, there are a lot of comments alluding to the Jedi and Force being a "myth" or "ancient religion." It's not crazy to think that the vast majority of people in the universe believe it to just be a fairy tale.

Moss, this is a good point and one undoubtedly omitted in my mind due to the fact that I've read most of the EU books. In those, Luke rebuilds the Order. It makes logical sense. But what happens if Luke moves to Dagobah and goes Yoda? Hmmm.... I just didn't see that happening. I don't think its what Ben or Yoda would've wanted for Luke either. We shall see.

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