It may be ignored by most of the random "Starwalks War", but Quva-Gon Innin (Liam Neeson) was one of the coolest parts of the "phantom threat", first (or fourth) An episode in the saga "War of Starvars". In a film that is often characterized as too much talking and meandered, Quv-Gon has kept things up to the point. He was direct and standing, wise and gentle. He had a healthy relationship with Young Anakin (Akeejk Lloyd)And he never doubted that he was a good mentor of the young Obi-Van.

Despite this, Liam Neeson was not particularly happy with how Qui came out. Almost the end of the "phantom threat", in perhaps the only scene of the film with an original emotional path to him, Quv-Gon was killed by that awkward Darth Maul. Maul stabs him through his stomach with his two-cut lights and leaves him to die on the floor. It is a tragic end and, as Neyson said, undiscovered.

"I thought my death was a little pleasant," he complained A recent interview for GQ. "I should be this Master of EDI. My character fell for it" Oh, I go to your face, si, I'm going to the stomach! “Oh, please.

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Qui's death is even shameless when you think Darth Maul, the double blades, is incredibly ineffective for any serious battle. His lights have barely any flexibility of regular, as he cannot even try directly with the stab movement without cutting in the process. And, like any child who tried to win in the battle with toy lights with the help of a Maul -style saber, can tell you, the fight with a double -vine saber is an easy way to hit a lot in the hands. The fact that Qui-Gon could not win this fight despite his opponent shaking like this? Shameful, I would say.

Although Qui died a little easily for the flavors of Neon, it did not distract from his death on both Obi-Van and Anakin. If Qui does not die, it would be the one who would train Anakin in ways to Edgei. Instead of being stuck with a young, unprepared Obi-man as his master, Anakin would have the wiser and patient quari instead. There is a very good chance that, in an alternative time schedule where Qui has never died, Anakin would never turn to the dark side and the wicked Empire would never take over the galaxy at all.

Perhaps most importantly, Quvi represented the pre-imperial edge in the highest, purest form. The residue from the trilogy of the retraining It represents the order Eddie as corrupt and complacent. Quva-Gon, meanwhile, is the edge of clean minds and sound values, someone who would probably sneak the palpatin contract early if he lived to have a chance.

Although Neyson's quibbles with his character's death scene, he seems to be looking at the role well. In the same interview with GQ, Neyson reflected Qui-Gon's Comeo in the Prequel series in 2022Saying, "Oh, that was just a small scene. I'm so.