Very true. They'd all be in Gryffindor, I bet. I've been wondering what the rest of the Rebel team was up to, actually. Were they all searching, trying to have a wide search grid and get it done as quickly as possible, or were most of them just kicking back somewhere?
Of course, I also wonder what how they explained Luke's absence the next day, too. I doubt they told the Rebels he turned himself in, and, "Oh, he disappeared into the woods and hasn't been seen since" probably wouldn't work either. Maybe they said he had some weird Endorian flu? I could imagine when all the extra Imperials showed up that some of the Rebels thought maybe Luke had been captured and broke instead of that it had been a trap all along.
The more I look at it, the more I think GL just didn't work out this section all that well. I mean, it works great cinematically, but not so much with the logic. Kind of like Kirk :D
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Date: 2006-04-15 01:54 am (UTC)Of course, I also wonder what how they explained Luke's absence the next day, too. I doubt they told the Rebels he turned himself in, and, "Oh, he disappeared into the woods and hasn't been seen since" probably wouldn't work either. Maybe they said he had some weird Endorian flu? I could imagine when all the extra Imperials showed up that some of the Rebels thought maybe Luke had been captured and broke instead of that it had been a trap all along.
The more I look at it, the more I think GL just didn't work out this section all that well. I mean, it works great cinematically, but not so much with the logic. Kind of like Kirk :D