—The child’s feelings are so fragile that he didn’t hesitate to jump into the abyss when he was fooled by such a simple deception. Obi-Wan’s years of cultivation and education have really failed — but the various complexities surrounding this character Emotions are mixed with paranoid love, deep sense of powerlessness and fear for reality and the future, desire for justice, and pain and self-blame that cannot be buried under the twisted human nature after being trapped in darkness. It is truly embarrassing. The beginning of the execution of Order 66 is almost the most heartbreaking plot in the entire six Star Wars movies, and when Vader wears a black helmet and mask, the sense of depression has reached its peak. The most irritating thing is that this film and the truthfulness echo each other closely. In the end, Obi-Wan handed Luke, who was still a baby, to Bellew and Owen. The beautiful morning glow seemed to give birth to "new hope."
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