Star Wars Argumentative Analysis

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Who would have thought that Star Wars can bring two people together, even celebrities themselves like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
Love at first sight can be fictional for some but in this case, it holds true for Kim and Kanye when wearing fictional garbs. Who can blame a guy seeing a girl dressed up as Princess Leia, in the same costume she wore when she was captured by Jabba the Hut?
Kim Kardashian West confesses that she is thankful for the Star Wars franchise because if it wasn't for the fantasy film itself, she never would have fallen for her now-husband Kanye West.
Kim posted online, "Happy Star Wars Day!" which also includes a photo of her and Kanye West costumed in a full-on Star Wars attire during the premiere of the much-awaited

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