[ SECRET POST #3829 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3829 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same. One of the things that the prequels--for all their flaws (mainly the script let's be honest)--really knocked out of the park was world-building. Because much as I love the OT, the settings and little cultural details aren't nearly as unexpected and complex as what Lucas was able to come up with later.

Like an entire planet that is a city nightscape all the time? Podracing? Democratically elected monarchies w/ all the trimmings of medieval royalty and political idealism of today? The political complexities of the senate?

It's all so much richer and more complex than the basic template of "desert planet, ice planet, swamp planet, forest planet" from the OT that was basically copied-and-pasted into the new trilogy.

I would love to see Coruscant again and Naboo and Alderaan for the first time (I'm assuming it's a democratically elected monarcy similar to Naboo, based on the fact that Bail seems to have originally been a private citizen).