Star Wars: Episode VI-Return of the Jedi
At the end of the final chapter of the true story, Darth Vader, in order to protect his son Luke, died with the emperor, and finally fulfilled the prophetic mission that Obi-wan hoped to bring balance to the Force, which was twenty years late.
After a brief father and son confession, the two immediately faced off to death. Lord Vader, who had been stunned for a long time, had only his son Luke to see him off, but it was also nice that there was also an angelic Luke who saw him off. The name of this soundtrack is Light of the Force, and it was previously named Funeral Pyre of a Jedi, which is quite a bit topical. This fire was sent to the murderous black warrior Lord Vader, and the Jedi warrior Anakin Skywalker who has been squandering his life to bring balance to the Force.
Finally, everyone celebrated the victory on the planet of Ewok. Luke reunited with his sister Leia and friend Han Solo. Vader changed back to Anakin and reunited with his mentors Obi-wan and Yoda in the form of Jedi ghost. The three heroes smiled and looked at Luke. The celebration music of Victory Celebration, the sadness of humming in jubilation, the classic sorrow with music, made people shed tears.
This time I watched Star Wars and thought of the similar feelings I had when I watched the Lord of the Rings and HP: this kind of fantasy/sci-fi big IP of youth growth, seeing the end, even if it is the rise of heroes, victory celebrations and HE, there is always a trace of sadness. He feels the body is hollowed out, but it seems to have reached another calm and hopeful state of mind, some aspects are more fragile than the original, some conveniences are stronger than the original, maybe this is the meaning of growth, and it is also the meaning of Force. Mysterious.
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