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The Luke Skywalker story in Star Wars: The Last Jedi isn’t the one fans used to know, but is the loss worth it? It’s a question that fans have been forced to ask since Disney purchased Lucasfilm, announcing a new era of Star Wars storytelling that would render the decades of Extended Universe stories merely “legends.” The Force Awakens showed that the life and legacy of Luke Skywalker was no longer as glorious, as heroic, or as influential as they had been in the previously canonical novels, video games, and comics books. With The Last Jedi forever changing the Star Wars brand, fans were forced to accept that Luke Skywalker’s story wasn’t just changed – it was finished, ending with his Force-connected death like Ben Kenobi and Yoda before him.
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