One of the most famous (in) the most famous dialogue of the "Starwells War" trilogy is Rant Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) gives sand. "I don't like sand. It's rough and rough and irritating and gets everywhere," he says, in what is still one of his better attempts to flirt with Padme Amidala (Natalie Portman). Fans generally hate Anakin's romantic subtendop and fall into "Starwells War: Episode II - Attack on Clones", and lines like this are much of the reason why.

However, more than 20 years later, the franchise returned to Anakin's sand in the animated streaming series "Lego War on Starwells: Renew the Galaxy: Past Pieces". In the "Part 4" episode, we see an alternative reality version of Darth Wader (Matt Sloan) trying to apologize to an alternative version of Padme (Catherine Taber). "Padme, I want to say I'm sorry. You know what I hate most about this galaxy is sand," as Tells says. "But there is one thing stricter than the sand: regret. And I lived for a long time."

Is this conversation considered a canon "Starwalks War"? Type, but only in the sense that it shed extra light on what the characters in the movies may have believed somewhere deeply. Maybe Darth Wyder from the films was thinking about similar things, but with more in the original trilogy, he had no one to say to them.

It is easy to read the "Lego War of Starvali War" as a joke as fun with "Prequels", but it is still easier to read as a celebration for them. Anakin's sand line may have been ridiculed for awkward delivery and fueled writing, but over many years of retraining, fans came to the scene. Is that an example of The immediate dialogue "Starwoles War" George Lucas? Or is there more than that than I first met the eye?

Some fans claim that the sand line makes a good metaphor for an ideological battle that is based on the whole franchise. Sand is the collective force of thousands of people working together; Like the rebels in the original trilogy, each individual grain of sand is considered worthless than Anakin/Weider, but when the grains come together, they can really cause great irritation for it. The "Are" series focused on Andor's rebels even accepts this ideagiving rating results.

Others have noticed that Anakin's hatred of sand highlights its control nature. His fall on the dark side is defined by his fear of not being able to control the fates of those he loves; He hates the chaos, and more chaotic than those annoying parts of sand that stick to clothes and bags after traveling to the beach? As you once noticed a "family cruy", you can bring the backpack to the beach once and You will still find sand in it years later. For a man like Anakin, who wants things clean and neat, hatred for sand makes the perfect sense.

"Lego War on Starwells: Recover the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past" now flows to Disney+.