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| quote: | Originally posted by AnotherWay83
not much since i graduated high school, im an engineering major, so i tend to read mostly technical books...lots of them...its been a long while since i read any fiction
besides, i think my point is still valid, considering that most of the ppl. who will be watching the trilogy will probably not be english/literature majors, and those are the people i was talking about. |
I just graduated from high school and I'm going into computer engineering in September, but I've always loved English class. (I'm hardly a literature major.) Anyways, in my opinion, the ending that is proposed by this theory is excellent (I won't comment on the theory itself until I've explored it some more, but I must say I like it nonetheless). It's the same kind of emptiness you feel after reading, or watching a performance of, for example, Hamlet. There's a sadness, but still something redemptive in it. I'm not saying that they're similar, but there's still a sense of tragedy common in both.
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