The Legendary Luke Skywalker - Apparition-Chasing in The Last Jedi

" You think, what? 

I'm gonna walk out with a lasersword and face down the whole First Order..? "

The fact that The Machine in The Room can see  him, and is able to recognise  him means that he is Physically There (even though he actually is not), on that planet, like King Arthur, in The Rebellion's Darkest Hour of Need to perform one, last Miracle on The Field of Battle, and To Turn The Tide from his resting-place on the Isle of Avalon.

As is the fact that he was able to dekiver the dice from the cockpit of The Millenium Falcon - a pair of (unique)  physical objects - to His Sister Leia, Han's Widow :

DORIS: 

Alistair, that was the Secretary General.

BRIGADIER: 

Doris, I don't care if it was The King. 

I'm still retired.

DORIS: 

He said something about... 

'The Doctor being back...' - 

The Folly of Retirement & 
False Resignation : 

White Men and Obsolescence

Parzival, The Fool 

[ A Rey of Hope ] :

We Need Your Help.

We Need The Jedi Order Back.

We need Luke Skywalker.

Master Skywalker :

You don't need Luke Skywalker

Parzival,

The Fool 

Nepthys, The Dark Princess

[ A Rey of Hope ] :

Did you hear a word I just said? -

Master Skywalker :

You think, what?

I'm gonna walk out with a lasersword

and face down the whole First Order?

What did you think was going to happen here?

Do you think that I came...

To the most unfindable place in The Galaxy 

for no reason at all..?

Go away.

Leia is The Hearth

That Boy is Our Last Hope...

No. There is Another.

No -  Not Leia : Leia's Son

When She Has One.

A Man's Gotta Do What a Man's Gotta Do.

But here’s the problem. 

This is something my wife has pointed out, too. She said, ‘Well men are going to have to stand up for themselves.’ 

But here’s the problem.
I know how to stand up to a man who’s unfairly trespassing against me. 

And the reason I know that is because the parameters for my resistance are quite well defined, which is: we talk, we argue, we push, and then it becomes physical. 

If we move beyond the boundaries of civil discourse, we know what the next step is.

That’s forbidden in discourse with women. And so I don’t think that men can control crazy women. 

Camile Paglia: 
Well I’ve seen - I don’t know if this crosses into other countries - that there’s a certain kind of taunting and teasing that men, that boys do with each other that toughens them, where they don’t take things seriously. 

But a girl’s feelings become extremely hurt if she hears something that’s very tough, sarcastic against her. 

So I do feel that there are profound differences between the sexes in terms of emotions, in terms of communication patterns. 


My father used to say that he could never follow women’s conversations. 

He said 'Women don’t even finish sentences', 


[ Because they don't have to ]

that women understand immediately what the other woman is saying. 


And women tend to be more interested in - or have been traditionally more interested in - soap operas. It’s not just that the women were home without jobs. It’s that honestly, I believe that soap opera does reflect, does mirror, the way women talk to each other. 


These communication patterns have been built up through women - The World of Women, which. . . It made sense that there was a division of labor. 

It wasn’t sexism against women that there was a division of labor. 

The men went off to hunt and did the dangerous things. 

The women stayed around The Hearth because you had pregnant women, nursing women, older women, that were cooking and so on.
So I feel that these communication patterns that we’re talking about have been built up over the centuries. 






















Men had to toughen each other to go out. 


The hunting parties of Native Americans. . .
 They could be gone for two weeks when the temperature was below zero. 

Many of them died. 

[ Just as a lot of the women died in childbirth, too - that's equally dangerous ]

The idea that somehow. . .  


‘Oh, any kind of separation of the sexes, or different spheres of the sexes, is inherently sexist’. . . 

That is wrong. 


Luckily we’ve been, what would you call, invaded by stupid terrorists instead of smart terrorists, because a smart terrorist could do an unbelievable amount of damage in a very short period of time. 

And it’s just God’s good graces that that hasn’t happened yet. 


Paglia: 
What will happen is that it’s The Men. . . 

The Men Will Reconstruct Civilization,

while The Women cower in the houses 

and 

Have The Men go out and do all The Dirty Work. 

That’s what’s going to happen again. 

Only Men will bring civilization back again.