Как на самом деле закончил ДжаДжа Бинкс:
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Spidercat616
2 года назад
You know, a lot of people talk about how "sad" and "pathetic" Jar Jar's final chapter is, but I actually see a certain quiet dignity in his later years.
When you think about it, Jar Jar is the most bullied character in all of Star Wars (both by people in his universe and by the fans). Fans constantly make fun of him, joke about all the ways they want him to die, and generally take joy in hating him. It's not much better in the Star Wars universe either. The adults of Naboo also hate and openly ostracize Jar Jar, presumably because they blame him for allowing the Emperor to rise to power.
Which is completely hypocritical. Let's not forget: before he was Emperor, Palpatine was a NABOO SENATOR - meaning the Naboo adults who hate Jar Jar so much are the same people who helped give Palpatine his political start in the first place. Even worse, Naboo's beloved Queen Amidala was the politician who called for a "vote of no confidence" which allowed Senator Palpatine to become Supreme Chancellor Palpatine - but because she happened to be popular with the people, no one wants to acknowledge HER role in helping the Empire.
Instead, the entire blame is dumped on Jar Jar - who is very much aware that he is hated and ostracized by the very people he thought he was helping by getting a clone army to defend the Republic.
Faced with this level of bullying, most victims would become shut-ins, start drinking, or even commit suicide.
So what does Jar Jar decide to do with his final years?
HE BECOMES AN ENTERTAINER FOR REFUGEE CHILDREN.
Think about that for a second. Jar Jar KNOWS that every time he steps into public, the adults will sneer, scorn, and make fun of him - but he still chooses to go out every day and cheer up war orphans - possibly because he knows how hard it is to make your way in a cruel world without someone to cheer you up.
Personally, I'd like to believe that by Episode VII (when the children Jar Jar is currently entertaining have grown to be adults) Jar Jar will be remembered not as an annoying dunce nor a traitor to the Republic, but as a kind clown who helped many refugees through some of the most difficult days of their lives.
That would be a nice legacy to have, wouldn't it?
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Spidercat616
2 года назад
You know, a lot of people talk about how "sad" and "pathetic" Jar Jar's final chapter is, but I actually see a certain quiet dignity in his later years.
When you think about it, Jar Jar is the most bullied character in all of Star Wars (both by people in his universe and by the fans). Fans constantly make fun of him, joke about all the ways they want him to die, and generally take joy in hating him. It's not much better in the Star Wars universe either. The adults of Naboo also hate and openly ostracize Jar Jar, presumably because they blame him for allowing the Emperor to rise to power.
Which is completely hypocritical. Let's not forget: before he was Emperor, Palpatine was a NABOO SENATOR - meaning the Naboo adults who hate Jar Jar so much are the same people who helped give Palpatine his political start in the first place. Even worse, Naboo's beloved Queen Amidala was the politician who called for a "vote of no confidence" which allowed Senator Palpatine to become Supreme Chancellor Palpatine - but because she happened to be popular with the people, no one wants to acknowledge HER role in helping the Empire.
Instead, the entire blame is dumped on Jar Jar - who is very much aware that he is hated and ostracized by the very people he thought he was helping by getting a clone army to defend the Republic.
Faced with this level of bullying, most victims would become shut-ins, start drinking, or even commit suicide.
So what does Jar Jar decide to do with his final years?
HE BECOMES AN ENTERTAINER FOR REFUGEE CHILDREN.
Think about that for a second. Jar Jar KNOWS that every time he steps into public, the adults will sneer, scorn, and make fun of him - but he still chooses to go out every day and cheer up war orphans - possibly because he knows how hard it is to make your way in a cruel world without someone to cheer you up.
Personally, I'd like to believe that by Episode VII (when the children Jar Jar is currently entertaining have grown to be adults) Jar Jar will be remembered not as an annoying dunce nor a traitor to the Republic, but as a kind clown who helped many refugees through some of the most difficult days of their lives.
That would be a nice legacy to have, wouldn't it?