Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
Now, imagine if Lucas had included the scene with Qui-Gon. To the viewer, Yoda's revelation to Obi-Wan would have seemed somewhat repetitive, and wouldn't have as much of a "WTF was that? Cool. Wow!" reaction, since the viewer would already know everything by seeing Qui-Gon telling all of this to Yoda.
I think it's cool that it gives us something to think about. And.. if we want a specific answer, we can choose to read the novel.
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Then they were either:
A. Not paying attention
B. Not using their brain
C. All of the above
If the qui-gon information had been included it wouldn't have been repetitive to have Yoda tell Kenobi. Why? Well, from the Qui-gon information it gives us that he's going to train Yoda and, that a sith can't be a force ghost. In the conversation with Kenobi he says that he's going to train him to talk to Qui-gon. Without it you get this Yoda tells Kenobi that he'll teach him how to communicate with Qui-gon and, that Qui-gon found the path of immortallity. You lose the information that a Sith can't become a Force ghost. Thus, if you think of all the Episodes as one story it's implied that could still Anakin be a sith when he dies and, get's to be a force ghost because, he's the chosen one.
Also, your comment about just read the novel. You said that to me once about trying to get the "No!" at the end of Sith. I don't think a person should have to read a novel just to understand why a character is meditating. Especially when it's important to the overall story. Oh, yeah and, I found that passage in the novel on the internet about that scene and, it still didn't address my question(s). Why does he still care about Padmé? Why is he still Anakin and, not yet truely Vader?
And, your comment about not using thier brain. I think your not using your brain in thinking that the scene was clear that he was meditating with Qui-gon. All we see from the character is we see him escape saying he's going into exile, meditation, going to deal with the babies, talking about where the babies go, telling Kenobi he can speak with Qui-gon and, he's found the path of immortality. There's nothing but, outside sources to say that his meditation is speaking with Qui-gon. It gives it more of a "Where the hell did that come from?"/"Well, that was random."/"So, when does he find this out?" moment. From how it's presented it looks like he's thinking of a place to go not he just found out Qui-gon's immortal.
Edit: Oh, yeah and, in line with the topic. I don't miss the prequels becuase, they're out on DVD and, I bought them. Can't miss something you own. I do however, miss the OT. Since, I only own the DVD versions and, have yet to decide on getting an ebay account and, buying a VHS or, laserdisc/get a fan preservation. I used to own Star Wars on tape but, it has gotten lost. I don't know if the ESB and, Jedi I had was the Special edition or the originals(it was taped off a TV broadcast and, I assume it was the SE's but, have started to wonder). They got ruined because, of time nonetheless.