Character Analysis Of Luke Skywalker In Star Wars

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Because Luke Skywalker’s family was killed by stormtroopers, Obi-Won Kenobi wanted Luke to come to Alderaan with him, and Luke was interested in becoming a Jedi, in Star Wars by George Lucas the call in the heroic cycle applies to Luke Skywalker. For starters, Luke finds his civilization destroyed. In search of the two droids, the stormtroopers set fire to Tatooine civilization, killing Luke’s aunt and uncle. This was a big portion of the call for Luke Skywalker because the only thing that was keeping him in Tatooine was his uncle, and with his uncle and aunt dead he had nothing holding him down. In addition to Luke’s aunt and uncle dying, Obi-Won Kenobi wanted Luke to come with him to rejoin with the rebel forces. After viewing the message

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