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Luke Skywalker's story is a retelling of Nuada Airgetlám, the first king of the Tuatha de Dannan, in a sci-fi fantasy setting.
Because there is a cultural Zeitgeist about this even if it is not well known, it had a better well of mythology to pull from and therefore it had more impact than the sequels and prequels which were repulled from the saga of Luke Skywalker in the original trilogy.
I think the lack of depth for all of the movies since the original trilogy come from the fact that they do not tap into any other sources than their own source, leaving them all feeling hollow and sterile compared to the original.
Who
He was also known as Llew Silverhand.
Again, who?
Search engines are your friend. The information is out there Wikipedia has a lot of it.
No, I don't care enough to look up and read an article some rando on Lemmy thinks is connected to Star Wars. You're the one that brought it up; in a normal conversation it would be your responsibility to explain a bit.
Sucks to suck. It's interesting and too much to include as a simple reply.