Even in a galaxy made from millions of stars, people find all sorts of ways to stand out.
Somewhere, a young orphan begins his journey to master the Force. An old veteran of many wars seeks one last hope to silence the demons of the past. A princess of a doomed world makes her stand against tyranny.
The struggle between good and evil is central to Star Wars’ epic tale. The champions of the Light Side and Dark Side of the Force clash endlessly, Jedi and Sith alike shaping the destinies of billions.
If you could use the Force, would you be drawn to its promise of knowledge? The chance to protect others? The thirst for personal gain? What would you do with such power? And if you couldn’t, would you still follow the path of honor and justice, or will life force you to scheme, steal and kill?
In a galaxy far, far away, personalities define legends. The Light Side nourishes those with courage and noble ideals, so that they may shepherd the galaxy as heroes of golden ages. Meanwhile, those with ambition and pride are swayed by the Dark Side, becoming warriors without equal and masters of worlds.
With your personality, what kind of legend will you shape up to be like? Which Star Wars character are you? Set a course for fun, because this quiz is going to help you find out!
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The Mandalorian TV series has brought back a familiar-looking, tiny green alien in the form of Grogu, aka “Baby Yoda.” In the show, Grogu is said to be around 50 years old. That’s because Yoda’s species is extraordinarily long-lived, and they age differently than humans. When the Master Jedi died in ROTJ, he was roughly 900 years old, placing his birth date at 896 BBY.
In the real world, it’s actually because George Lucas was worried that Harrison Ford would be too tied up in his other films, like Indiana Jones, to resume his role as Han. Solo was frozen in carbonite so he could be written off from ROTJ if he couldn’t make it. Since Mr. Ford was ultimately convinced to act in the third film, Han was freed from his carbonite prison. A good thing, too – carbonite stasis sounds pretty painful.