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Post by samantha on Nov 20, 2006 5:59:55 GMT -5
All right, my Fellow Friends,
Even though I'm quite stuck with my other writings right now (the restrancription for my web-site, and my Vikings Sagas, which will be counting three volumes: An original one with which I'm through, another around the same period set in the Mayan World which is meant to be the last one, and the modern-day one I'm actually working on), I've the project to write down an essay on Anakin, with a deep insightful analysis of his behaviour, therefore of his character. To explain how such people as us have endured and been through after being lured to the Dark Side, and how we found out how to exit it to return to the Good Side, by facing the source of our emotional anger.
I know I'll enjoy it very much, as soon as I'll be given the time to do so. And I hope to give you pleasure when I'll be working on it.
Kisses,
Sam.
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Post by crystalcat on Nov 20, 2006 17:12:07 GMT -5
I'm looking foward to reading it!
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Post by Annie on Nov 20, 2006 19:42:12 GMT -5
I'm going to make a category called "Star Wars Creative Writings and commentaries" and move this there!
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Post by samantha on Nov 21, 2006 4:27:55 GMT -5
I just saw that! Thank you so much!
Kisses,
Sam.
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Post by arie on Nov 24, 2006 22:39:59 GMT -5
OH! That sounds amazing! I can't wait to read it either! ;D
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Post by samantha on Jan 5, 2007 5:21:45 GMT -5
Just to let you know that I've noticed something incredibly helpful since the last few days.
It's in here, across our exchanges and discussions about Anakin and Padmé, that I'm finding the material necessary for this essay of mine, and nowhere else. I'd like to thank you again to have allowed me to be a member of this community, to be there with you, to have access to your perceptions and ideas.
I'm planning to conclude the essay on what Hayden's performance brought to you (spiritually speaking, of course!), as it brought to me. In this purpose, I'm going to open a thread in the Hayden Christensen & Natalie Portman section of the Forum.
Thank you to you all,
Kisses,
Sam.
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Post by samantha on Jan 9, 2007 12:18:13 GMT -5
As I surfed the web, I've fallen on what I didn't expect to find anymore, just right here: paid-to-smile.net/lydia/aniname.htmlAnakin's very name meaning! I guess I got confirmed why Anakin was sounding so odd to me, that it wasn't a name from our time, but rather one coming from a very very faraway one, but it never occurred to me it was referred into the Old Testament, seemly! And the sole story where giants are referred to, it's in David and Goliath. I see no other. But it doesn't say exactly from which language spoken at the time it comes from. I'd go for Ancient Persian, I don't know why. When I've read than Skywalker was sending back not only to the space-travel connotation but also to a Norse God known as a troublemaker, my heart just leapt. For I hell know which Norse God it is: It's the God Loki, told to be responsible of the God Baldr's death (I've read the story as a youngster, and it's one of my favourites), but also to have attempted to steal away the Goddess Indunn and her precious Golden Apples, told to preserve the Gods' everlasting youth (another story I loved, btw). Yet, there's a slight difference: Loki doesn't possess the gift of double-view, and neither do the giants into the Bible. What got me smiling is, whatever you choose to do, sooner or later, your works will be mirroring into each other, in a way or another. For when we say Norse Mythology, we think Scandinavia, And Scandinavia means... Vikings. And, guess who has Viking ancestry running into his veins and has landed Anakin's part? Hayden. Like what, everything happens for a reason, and I'm quite glad about that one, for I won't be stuck with that when I'll start my essay... Kisses, Sam. |
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Post by arie logged out on Jan 9, 2007 15:41:05 GMT -5
 Nice work, Sam! I've haven't heard this one yet, it's very interesting!
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Post by samantha on Jan 10, 2007 5:31:14 GMT -5
Thank you!
And thanks to you in return for telling me the Sanskrit meaning(s) on the tagboard: "Warrior" and "Peerless", Arie!
I never thought that my love for India would rear the end of its nose over there, too! WOW!
Kisses,
Sam.
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Post by Saphira on Jan 27, 2007 20:03:40 GMT -5
That is a wonderful idea Sam, and I really look forward to reading it! I think it's a great idea to write an essay on Anakin, and it would give us a new insight on Anakin and get an indepth look into Anakin's feelings and personality. And what you posted about Anakin's name is very interesting, I never knew that! It's very interesting, I always wondered where Anakin's name came from! I am really looking forward to your essay about Anakin! Let us know how your doing on it! |
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Post by samantha on Jan 28, 2007 6:14:16 GMT -5
Thank you, thank you so much for your encouragment and kind insightful words, Saphira! I'm starting to get ideas at this time, with what I've been given here and there, on how I'm going to proceed, and as soon as I'm my inspiration will say: "It's OK, you may start working on it, now." I will.
Kisses,
Sam.
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