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Han's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Han's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Vader's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie 

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Vader's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie 

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"Not a Jedi yet, one last task you must confront. Vader." - Master Yoda Episode 6

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"This bounty hunter is my kind of scum! Fearless and inventive!" - Jabba The Hutt Episode 6

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"Threepio, you tell that slimy piece of worm-ridden filth he'll get no such pleasure from us! ...Right?" - Han Solo Episode 6

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"If you will not be turned to the dark side, than maybe she will. Your sister." - Darth Vader Episode 6

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"Never!Never will I turn to the dark side! You have failed Palpetine. I am a Jedi, as my father was before me." - Luke Skywalker Episode 6

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All in all, I believe that The Star Wars Episode 6: Return of the Jedi movie shows the literary element of character better than the book. Although the book offers some insight on each of the character's that we do not get in the movie, nothing compares to seeing the characters and watching their movements. The book was written after the movie came out, which is different from most other forms of literature as the book is usually written first. This means the journeys of all characters in the book are the same as in the movie, so you do not really gain much from reading the book. As said by the writer Emily Perrin, "The book wraps up right quick when all the action is over, and it just sort of stops. And you’re left with a kind of meh feeling. So I’d say probably give this one a pass unless you’re a completist. It’s got some fun bits, but it’s nothing to get excited over." (Parron, 2015) This is why I believe nothing will compare to the Star Wars movies, not even the books.

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Jabba's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Jabba's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Yoda's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie 

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Yoda's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie 

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Luke's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Luke's Character Analysis Between Book and Movie

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Hello everyone, and welcome to my Padlet page. Here we will be looking at the difference in the literary element character between the Star Wars Episode 6: Return of the Jedi movie directed by George Lucas, and the book written by James Kahn. We will be looking at Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Jabba The Hutt, Han Solo, and Master Yoda. We will be deciding which form, Movie or Book, better depicts the characters in the Star Wars story.

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Asher-Perrin, E. (2015, December 09). The Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Novelization Gave Us the Vague Shape of the Prequels. Retrieved April 14, 2018, from https://www.tor.com/2015/12/10/the-star-wars-return-of-the-jedi-novelization-gave-us-the-vague-shape-of-the-prequels/

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Luke in Episode 6

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Vader in Episode 6

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Jabba in Episode 6

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Han in Episode 6