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The latest Padawan Post has arrived and here are some features for you to enjoy:
Match the Music to the Scene
A score is music that is written for a movie. John Williams has written and produced the score for each film of the Star Wars saga. For Episode II: Attack of the Clones the challenge was to musically represent the film's main themes - Jedi action and forbidden love - while supporting the story's many events, including the foreshadowing presence of Darth Vader and the Empire. "Match the Music to the Scene" is a new activity that challenges you to listen to ten selections from Ep II's score and then click on the correct scene in which you think the music is from. The key is to really listen to the music, its mood and pace, to help you make your selection. Turn up your speakers! You may never listen to Star Wars the same way again. Click here to listen and play now.
Lore: Who Is the "Chosen One"?
"The idea that Anakin was the Chosen One doesn't run with me. He turns to the dark side and betrays everyone. What kind of a Chosen One is that? True, in the end he did turn but it was all Luke."
~ Padawan SomeStarWarsFreak
"By far Anakin is the Chosen One! He has more midi-chlorians than Master Yoda!!"
~ Padawan generallee5
From Qui-Gon Jinn's first conversation with the Jedi Council about Anakin, wise Yoda makes it immediately clear that Qui-Gon's opinion that Anakin is the Chosen One is only an opinion. Many young fans of the saga agree and have their own opinions about the Chosen One, even though the issue has been answered by George Lucas. This Lore feature considers some of the opinions that keep this debate alive. Click here to read more.
Which Film Is It?
Can you correctly distinguish images from Episodes I and II? Don't get cocky kid. This fun game not only presents images from the classic trilogy, it also presents particularly tricky images from the prequel films. To play is simple: view an image and click on the correct film title. To be correct every time is the challenge, even for fans who pay attention to the details. Ten new entries have been added, brining the total to more than 110 images to play with. Click here to play now.
Site Highlight ~ Interactive Timeline: Episodes I-VI
How many years are there between Episodes II and IV? In the Star Wars universe, time is measured by the major battles of the saga. The Battle of Yavin from Episode IV marks the year zero (0); battles before and after Yavin are dated as before the Battle of Yavin (BBY) or after the Battle of Yavin (ABY). So, how many years are there between Episodes II and IV? Click here to play with the timeline and learn all about it.
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