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| quote: | Originally posted by Endlesswave
Dude, how is Anakin Skywalker static throughout this last episode? Plz explain that to me...he undergoes change which is precisely one of your reaons of criteria for a "good character" no? |
I agree with that, he does undergo many changes and is a fairly strong character in ep 3. My original post said lucas can't write characters for shit in a general way, meaning most of his characters are only lightly sketched out and one dimensional. But in episodes 1,2 & 4,5,6, what changes does Anakin go thru really? So he goes back to the light side after a quick change in episode 6....But what else really? This is part of the reason why I had such high hopes for the new trilogy, because it had the potential of being very dramatic series, showing a tragic character's fall from grace, which is something you don't see much outside of classic novels and plays anymore.
The one thing you have to appreciate, is the fact that it is impossible to write a good story without some level of depth in your main character. Without it, an audience cannot empathize with their plight, so having Anakin go through such a dramatic changes was almost a given. And to be fair, the way lucas did that was quite good, but aside from episode 3, I have not seen a single character with a great deal of depth.
That and his script writing is still terrible.
I'll still tell anyone to go see episode 3 though.
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