Yoda breaks with tradition.
Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2004 3:12 pm
We have all heard Yoda speak to various people in the Star Wars movies. He has a very distinct speech pattern, ie. "The last of the Jedi will you be," or "Your father he his."
In Episode 2 there comes a point when he breaks this pattern. During the climactic battle between the clone army and the Separatist forces he tells a clone "Bring me a ship," not "A ship bring me," which would have been more true to his past behaviour.
Has anyone else noticed slip-ups like this? Are you now dissillusioned with our small hero? It's just something I thought I would point out.
In Episode 2 there comes a point when he breaks this pattern. During the climactic battle between the clone army and the Separatist forces he tells a clone "Bring me a ship," not "A ship bring me," which would have been more true to his past behaviour.
Has anyone else noticed slip-ups like this? Are you now dissillusioned with our small hero? It's just something I thought I would point out.