Nothing George Lucas Put on Screen Was Arbitrary

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Witwer pushes back on the common criticism that the prequels were sloppy or random—insisting that every element, even ones that seemed like nonsense, existed coherently inside Lucas's head and connected to a deliberate story. The gaps audiences perceived weren't failures of imagination but failures of runtime. Treating a creator as careless often says more about the viewer's incomplete view than the work itself.

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