Two clues unfold the story, and the growth of luck becomes the main line. This almost cliché design goes without saying. In addition, there is very little that can be obtained from this movie.
Fragments of the master’s teaching of the Force, or a little grumbling from a metaphysical level. It regards the original force as a ubiquitous force. In everything, this is actually very close to the view of natural gods: that everything is controlled by that natural god. Everything constitutes the natural god, and the individual is a part of the natural god. If a Jedi Knight has mastered the force, he actually knows himself. In addition to the advantages of the time and place and these objective and external factors, the knowledge and grasp of the individual's self is also very important for the achievements of all detached great men.
The opposition between righteousness and evil is also a cliché. The last foreshadowing is nothing more than this. Deliberately creating an illusion of hope is, at best, the director's comfort to the audience: in this completely lost world, there is still a little hope after all.
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