I want to answer the questions as well as I have been a fan most of my life and some of my writings reflect this.
1. I was introduced to the love of Star Wars through my brother who is an manic fan. I first remember the AT-ATs crossing the ice plains of Hoth and the creature effects of Return of the Jedi and I was always amazed.
2. I have to say that I was not very accepting of the Disney accquitsition. Especially when they labeled video games like Knights of the Old Republic and all the written books as non-canon legends. To me, those legends were the backstory of what made Darth Vader a supreme villian, or the back stories of all the Jedi that made them out to be more than super heroes.
3. Family Guy’s Blue Harvest tells the story of Star Wars in just thirty minutes all while paying homage to the Saga.
4.Sad to say, my Star Wars collection is near nil. Nothing of note worth mentioning aside from DVDs. The memories of Comic Cons with my brother dressed as Darth Vader are something that I do cherish more than a proper collection.
5. I believe that Star Wars will always be love. The fanbase may have been split thanks to Disney, but any true fans of the franchise will remember that all stories have hiccups and all heroes hae some failings, but they get back up on their feet and soldier on. If not in the offical capacity, then definitly in the fan-made capacity. For what is Star Wars without the Fans?
Bonus. Predictions are great and grand, However, Disney’s attempts to subvert fans expectations make just to make all the predictions false seems like a push in the wrong direction
The In Constant Chronicles 