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   From: mr@sandman.net   
      
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    Duggy  wrote:   
      
   > On Nov 25, 1:19 pm, "Your Name"  wrote:   
   > > "Duggy"  wrote in message   
   > > > > > Canon - the films.   
   > > > > Including the novelizations and script (cut scenes)?   
   > > > No.  Novelisations have differences that don't work and cut scenes   
   > > > can be contradicted later.   
   > > > The "I knew your father" line or human Jabba for example.   
   >   
   > > Oh dear, not those dead horses being flogged again.   
   >   
   > They're examples of why cut scenes shouldn't be considered canon.  I   
   > frankly don't care one way or the other about them, but they're   
   > examples of why you really can't count cut scenes.  I'm sorry if   
   > they're the obvious, overused ones, but that exactly what makes them   
   > good examples.   
      
   Is "I knew your father" a reference to a cut scene that has been   
   re-inserted? THe only scene I can think of is the one in Obi Wan's   
   hut, which was included all along. I'm unsure as to what "cutscene"   
   this is about?   
      
   Or are you just using it as an example of a scene that lead to a   
   continuity problem later?   
      
      
      
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