Another Star Wars trilogy?

**LuigiD** · 11-03-2010, 01:51 AM

I agree with what has been said about the reestablishment of the jedi order. To me, it seemed like the logical thing to do. I am not 100% in agreement on how writers have approached it over the years tho. I remember reading the NJO books(I think it was that..) and at one point it was stated that the Jedi Order had grown so large that Luke did not even know all the Jedi that were part of it. I can imagine the Jedi order coming back slowly. Realistically, Luke was barely a Jedi when he faced Vader during Return of the Jedi. Yoda told him that it would be the last part of his training or whatever. Luke was probably barely fit to train any Jedi himself..not for a long time at least. I just don't see the jedi Order exploding the way it did and so rapidly. I was not really behind the decision to add non-Jedi to the Jedi Council as well..

11-03-2010, 01:51 AM	#33
LuigiD Posts: 1,920	I agree with what has been said about the reestablishment of the jedi order. To me, it seemed like the logical thing to do. I am not 100% in agreement on how writers have approached it over the years tho. I remember reading the NJO books(I think it was that..) and at one point it was stated that the Jedi Order had grown so large that Luke did not even know all the Jedi that were part of it. I can imagine the Jedi order coming back slowly. Realistically, Luke was barely a Jedi when he faced Vader during Return of the Jedi. Yoda told him that it would be the last part of his training or whatever. Luke was probably barely fit to train any Jedi himself..not for a long time at least. I just don't see the jedi Order exploding the way it did and so rapidly. I was not really behind the decision to add non-Jedi to the Jedi Council as well..