Lord Edam wrote:not what came first - what was based on what
OK. You even lose by the standards of this strawman, since it gives us 1) script > film & 2) script > novelization, with an explicit statement (Cerasi) to override the first, which gives us film > script > novelization.
Large portions of the film are done by other people, though GL signs off on the entire final product. But then, GL signs off onthe novellisation as well.
You must really desperate if you must resort to equating GL's contribution to the films to his contribution to the novelization!
In the numerous official statements regarding canonicity it would be easy to LFL to include a hierarchy if one existed
So far all I've seen are fan interpretations. Fans giving their idea of how things should be. Which is fine, as long as you admit it is the fan's ideas and not try hiding it behind some lies about "sticking to LFL policy"
if what you say is true, why have Lucasfilm never stated it?[/
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is internal LFL policy. I gave you the source.
You didn't investigate. Too bad.
I've acknowledged that there is an electron component which need not be deadly. The lasers are deadly. The electrons are a side effect (And that's only if you insist on accepting the subjective description over the objective one. Take the objective one, and the electrons are just the wild thoughts of a Jedi padawan watching his mentor get killed)
I didn't ask you to restate your wonky opinions as fact - I asked you to back them up with evidence.
The same omniscient 3rd giving us the thoughts and emotions of the characters, which are entirely sujective
You are a fucking idiot. Do you understand the difference between the authority of the thoughts of a character and the narrative voice that describes them?
Hint: start by showing that the description of the electron field is Obi-Wan's thought and not a description by the omniscient narrator (of course you can't, because it isn't).
But yet again I repeat - there is no need for this. My explanation is all-inclusive and as such is preferable to any explanation that immediately nullifies many canon and some EU references.
It is all-inclusive insofar as it includes both the laser component described in the lower canon and EU, and the electron component described in the novelization and script and observed in the film. However, rejecting your flimsy interpretations of what is deadly and what is not, what is a side effect or what is not, or what is objective in the novelization versus what is subjective does not require us to throw out any evidence at all.
In fact, to suggest that both the electron *and* laser components are dangerous would be yet another permutation superior to your own theory.
He cleared all the gates but the last, and the lasers crisscrossed before him in a deadly wall
The wall is deadly - this proves that the lasers are deadly... how?
This is inconsistent with illuminating lasers in a deadly wall of electrons... how?
The electrons aren't enough to shock Maul. See previous pages for reasoning.
Scientific ignorance is not evidence. There is no need for the electrons to kill by shock to be deadly. You claim to get the relationship between the electromagnetic force and mechanical solidity, yet you continue to say things like this.
And again with the solidity. That has been dealt with already.
It has, but by me, not you. I gratefully accept your evasion as a concession.
For that matter, prove electron rays would
1) - look like those fields
2) - be solid.
You claim to get the relationship between the electromagnetic force and mechanical solidity, yet you continue to say things like this.
As to the appearance, prove that lasers alone would look like the fields shown in the film (hint: they wouldn't, as lasers are invisible and we observe no smoke or dust in the scene). Frankly, we know that electron rays look like that (in SW, anyway) because, well, those are electron rays!
Provide official statements from LFL to demonstrate this.
I'm not going to waste my time listening to over 20 cheesy "radio" shows because you are to olazy to do your own homework. If you want to point out which episode a LFL employee gives the official statement you believe exists I'll listen to it.
I told you the exact episode - the SE. As you appear to need your hand held, here's the exact URL:
http://www.starwarz.com/timeline/chronoradio/crse1.html.
No, deary. YOU've failed to prove YOUR claim that the scripts are of higher value than the novellisation. You've also ignored the several times I've said it needn't be a problem. You are creating a contradiction because you refuse to accept the alternatives.
Again for the dimwitted: the scripts are superior representations of his vision of the films, because they're HIS FUCKING WORK. They are the blueprint for the ultimate canon - the novelizations are merely an alternate interpretation.
Actually, I got it a long time ago, I'm just waiting for you to get to the point of it all. Now I realise there is no point.
You pretend to get it, and yet you continue to make statements that betray your ignorance.
You assume this. Every page of this discussion shows this need not be the case.
It is observed. Every page of the discussion shows that you do not accept this, but fortunately the films are higher canon that your interpretations thereof.
So where's the atoms to constrain the electrons in the wall, or are yo ugoing to invoke yet another unknown to justify your ridiculous assumptions?
What is constraining the electrons? Why must the interaction Maul's lightsabre had with the fields be generated by a solid (remembering we know next to nothing about LS interaction with such fields)? I've asked this before, but the only reply was along the lines of "it's obvious"
I thought you said you got it, Edam? I suggest you look up "Lorentz Force Law" and "magnetic field".
Please see quote provided on page three. You have read this thread before contributing, haven't you?
Show that "He cleared all the gates but the last, and the lasers crisscrossed before him in a deadly wall" is inconsistent with "It's possible that there is a laser component, but there is no evidence that it is there to do anything more than illuminate the electron wall" and you may be getting somewhere.