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Bren
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| Whill wrote: | | Bren wrote: | | This just occurred to me. So did she find Luke kissing his sister squicky? |
No. She knew they didn't know they were siblings, and it was obvious to her that Leia was only kissing Luke to make Han jealous. |
That was the second kiss. There was also the first one before they went swinging on the Death Star.
| Quote: | | I never told my wife about the part of the novel Splinter of the Mind's Eye where Luke and Leia are camping out on a planet and Luke is embarrased to wake up near Leia with morning wood. Now that's squicky! |
Thankfully I don't remember that.  I'm sure Luke meant he was waking up in a wood, not waking up with wood. |
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Mikael Hasselstein
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Okay, this thread has really diverted from its OPing.
Just War Doctrine to Tatooine family values. I suppose that I'm to blame.
So, to get it back on the rails, let's think...
Okay, here's a permutation that gets to the OP:
What factions in the Rebellion/New Republic have different visions of the rules of war?
I imagine the Mon Mothma faction, whomever that may exist of, has a fairly strong sense of obligation to adhere to those rules. The Bothan faction less so. The Mon Cals more so. What other factions are there?
Regarding the Empire, are there any holdouts for a more just Empire among the military/political ranks? |
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Whill
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| Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 2:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Bren wrote: | | Whill wrote: | | Bren wrote: | | This just occurred to me. So did she find Luke kissing his sister squicky? |
No. She knew they didn't know they were siblings, and it was obvious to her that Leia was only kissing Luke to make Han jealous. |
That was the second kiss. There was also the first one before they went swinging on the Death Star. |
That was just a kiss on the cheek "for luck". Nothing squicky about that. My step-sister and I kiss each other on the cheek when we first see each other or say good-bye (we only see each other once or twice a year), and I'd be offended if anyone told me they thought there was anything squicky about that.
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Bren
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| Whill wrote: | | That was just a kiss on the cheek "for luck". Nothing squicky about that. My step-sister and I kiss each other on the cheek when we first see each other or say good-bye (we only see each other once or twice a year), and I'd be offended if anyone told me they thought there was anything squicky about that. |
Well if you have the same gleam in your eye and smile on your face when your step-sister gives you a kiss on the cheek that Luke had when Leia kissed him  - that gleam and the little smile that says he is thinking about how he's hoping he will get all lucky with the Princess, then yeah...kinda squicky. |
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garhkal
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EWWWWWWWWWW She had coodies! 
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