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I've always worked on the assumption that Leia didn't know she wasn't an Organa for real. She never knew she had a "real" mother because Breha was her mother. Breha also died while Leia was between 12-16. This is roughly 10-15 years before "New Hope"(my guess). Things happen, and that could be why her memories of her mother are fading. There is, however, ...

I have always put this down to the fact that the story for episode three changed slightly between 1983 and 2005. In world explanation? Leia's ability with the force has been described as being more empathic allowing her to be a better diplomat. The complete line is "Just...images, really. Feelings." perhaps her early Force abilities helped her to hold onto ...

Probably she saw a few family heirloom holograms and photos. Or maybe stories were told to her when she was little and, as the mind tends to do, internalizes them into memories of the original without the storyteller in between.

Is there any mention in the Star Wars movies about why a sphere-shape was chosen? The triangle, letter X and square had already been used. Only the blueprints were smuggled out of the Empire, but many Bothans died to smuggle those blueprints. I fear the answer died with them. It would seem that the shape is unreasonably hard to make. Agreed. ...

Everything with mass has gravity between it and each other thing with mass. There's gravity between you and your computer, but it's too small to have any noticeable effect. For the effect to be noticeable, at least one of the bodies needs to be big, and not too far away. For example, the earth is big enough to keep us on it unless you have a big, powerful ...

The is no threat in the cave. remember the dark side is fueled by anger, fear and hate. The imagery of the cave is the darkness within the force sensitives own heart. Luke Skywalker, son of Anakin, has the potential to become as evil and twisted as his father had become. Luke in fact sees many images of this later in the series (for those who have ...

Yes, of course! If it could not travel faster than light, interstellar travel would be impossible, and battle station that would be restricted to a single star-system would be pretty useless. In Star Wars Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, the Death Star travel travel from Alderaan to Yavin IV, which are not in the same stellar system. Without faster than ...

In the first movie, Luke mistakes the Death Star for a small moon the first time he sees it, as shown in this clip. There isn't any further implication that the Death Star was MEANT to resemble a moon. In the novelization, however, there was a passage about the Death Star being covered in lights that could be turned on and off to mimic the phases of the ...