Originally posted by: Darth Enzo
Right, Luke hasn't been *legally* adopted, but it's just cause he has to be hidden, and all that takes place in an outer rim territory, far from law and legality.
Luke doesn't call his "guardians" father and mother, and he's not called Luke Lars, but we can imagine that Owen and Beru has decided from the begining that they will not dissimulate to Luke that they aren't his true parents, even if they hide all the "anakin-to-vader" story...
Oooh, I'm starting to have a headache, suddenly...
Originally posted by: Scruffy
It doesn't matter if there's trillions of them; that's what computers and data mining are for.
Luke WAS adopted. How do you call that, when persons who are not the real parents take responsabilty of a child?
Guardianship. Luke wasn't officially adopted, just taken in. If they'd adopted him, Luke would call them "Mom and Dad" instead of "Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen."
Guardianship. Luke wasn't officially adopted, just taken in. If they'd adopted him, Luke would call them "Mom and Dad" instead of "Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen."
Right, Luke hasn't been *legally* adopted, but it's just cause he has to be hidden, and all that takes place in an outer rim territory, far from law and legality.
Luke doesn't call his "guardians" father and mother, and he's not called Luke Lars, but we can imagine that Owen and Beru has decided from the begining that they will not dissimulate to Luke that they aren't his true parents, even if they hide all the "anakin-to-vader" story...
Oooh, I'm starting to have a headache, suddenly...
Originally posted by: Scruffy
It doesn't matter if there's trillions of them; that's what computers and data mining are for.
Ok, but Tatooine is not known for his good registration of citizens. That's why so many persons who want to hide go to Tatooine. I'm not sure that all the imperial computers and datas can find a guy living alone in the desert of an outer rim planet...