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Since Obi-Wan used Qui-Gon's lightsaber for a time after his death and likely had some attachment to it, it seems likely he would have held on to it and even made sure to grab it from the temple when he and Yoda returned there in ROTS, anticipating someone's need to build a new saber eventually. It seems like a good legacy to carry on.

Especially given that he had no way of knowing 3P0 had anywhere safe to land!

I'm glad that he grew on him though... although I'm sure 3P0 getting regular memory wipes while R2 didn't probably proved annoying, what with having a technically perpetually amnesiatic sidekick.

Basically, does the meat and/or mushrooms, onions, etc come bagged, or what parts are done in house?

For Geonosians, railings would just be an annoying hindrance, getting in the way of construction and mobility.

Love Carrie's improvised space buns!

Hands rated 'E for Every Clanker.' Also, Parjai Squad/Airborne Troopers probably have my favorite clone helmet of all time, have been since ROTS came out.

Gurney's notes on the process:

> "To figure out the scene in miniature, I adapt a vinyl toy of a Camarasaurus, outfitted with a saddle that I made out of cardboard, wire, and starched cloth. The little plastic figures help me to figure out the overlapping and the cast shadows."

> "I recruit some neighbor kids to wear my Renaissance-fair costumes (made by Moresca) and pretend they’re riding dinosaurs. Next I have to assemble all these pieces into a whole composition."

I wish we'd gotten more Brasso, but boy did he make an impact with the limited screen time he had (like somehow almost everyone in the show did). Andor is such an example of "There are no small parts, only small actors," and while the show certainly had some small roles, it never had small actors.

Absolutely love how this turned out! Floro did a phenomenal job, and all without the use of AI. Such a magical imagining of the Wood Between The Worlds. Jadis looks great, exactly as she should. ​Also, love the fact that they have the guinea pig!

Full set of photos with more details and credits!

Absolutely love how this turned out! Floro did a phenomenal job, and all without the use of AI. Such a magical imagining of the Wood Between The Worlds. Jadis looks great, exactly as she should. ​Also, love the fact that they have the guinea pig!

Full set of photos with more details and credits!

I'd honestly be shocked if they don't work it into a future show at some point. It definitely has Gilroy Coruscant vibes, or maybe Alderaan.

Photo credit to Adam Amengual

> 'In a seed, a tree is hidden That a raindrop can release. Join me on this winding pathway. All we have is just this day. Winter will be here tomorrow; Summer's empire cannot stay.'

Love this song!

Looking forward to getting to visit in the next couple weeks and check out Doug Chiang's gallery there!

Super neat idea, I've seen this used for fish tanks before, but never on this scale!

At least when considering the original time frame, there's also the factors that people aged a lot more rapidly in the past, and Digory probably fought in WWI, which would add some years and stress. We could also consider the 'unreliable narrator' aspect, in that Lucy and the other children may just think he's much older than he is because they're so young.

See? Bodhi's having the time of his life! So relaxed he almost forgot his own name!

From The Magician's Nephew:

> They stood still and listened, but all they could hear was the thump-thump of their own hearts. This place was at least as quiet as the Wood between the Worlds. But it was a different kind of quietness. The silence of the Wood had been rich and warm (you could almost hear the trees growing) and full of life: this was a dead, cold, empty silence. You couldn’t imagine anything growing in it.

Really, really hoping they take note and make them appropriately quiet locations. Sound design is such an important part of a film, and Narnia contrasting with other worlds by being full of life and sound is so important to the story.

Gerwig clearly didn't get the memo that it's sort of a major plot point that Jadis doesn't have her powers on earth. Again, the trend of making things flashier and more 'exciting' for no reason rears it's ugly head. If she can't make the movie fun and exciting without making these changes, it's a skill issue on her part - not because the source material isn't viable for a faithful adaptation.