>Come with me, it is the only way What if Luke just kept clinging

>>84275064
He would have turned after prolonged exposure to the Dark side.

>>84275064
Vader would have got pissed off and just used the Force to lift Luke off there.

>>84275064
Reddit

>>84275362
Yeah why didn't he just force grab his ass when he jumped

Luke probably should've feigned surrender over jumping to certain death and leaving the rebels with no Jedi.

>>84275461

He was conflicted and depressed after being reject. Thats why he didn't strangle Admiral Piet when the Falcon escaped, Vader was too depressed about being rejected to be angry.

This all plays a bigger part in Return, as Vader by then realised that luke rejected Darth Vader, but wants to be with his father anakin skywalker. But as a sith he could not do anything to get luke on his side, except seducing him to the dark side. But deep down he knew this would destroy luke, as the dark side twists you and is self destructive. So Vader was just going with the motions untill luke's faith in him, and the emperor giving him the time to think about everything that the dark side took away from him, made him reject the dark side and sacrifice himself to safe luke.

>>84275710

The force is basically influencing everyones actions and decisions. Luke jumped because he "felt" that this was the best option.

Star Wars has limited free will, everything happens because the force is influencing things to stay balanced. Too much dark side control? Things get influenced to combat this and brings balance back. Too much light side? Force again start to influence to bring balance back.

>>84276016
Sounds like a shitty existence. Your actions being dictated by some magic tree on the edge of the known galaxy.

>>84277509
Everything we do is influenced by entropy

>>84276016
lamest excuse for bad writing ever