Isn’t that like one of the only times Yoda doesn’t use his characteristic/iconic Yoda-grammar…? I was thinking that line was delivered leading up to the cave-Vader fight scene… but I was wrong. Nevertheless, speaking of disasters, there’s this hilarious take from Roboto chicken: https://youtu.be/r7QXS6IaZdc?si=4PBZtkiP62kDkD6f
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He will see why not. Without being familiar with the strip, I assume the kid will make it a disaster.
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It was two-parter. And Andrew’s suspicions were spot on.
https://www.gocomics.com/thebuckets/2026/08/21
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Mom’s reply reminded me of the answer that Luke got from Yoda in “The Empire Strikes Back:
Luke: “I’m not afraid!”
Yoda: “You will be!”
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Isn’t that like one of the only times Yoda doesn’t use his characteristic/iconic Yoda-grammar…? I was thinking that line was delivered leading up to the cave-Vader fight scene… but I was wrong. Nevertheless, speaking of disasters, there’s this hilarious take from Roboto chicken: https://youtu.be/r7QXS6IaZdc?si=4PBZtkiP62kDkD6f
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Inside joke that I thought everyone had heard or recognized: Yoda speaks with Yiddish grammar. Frank “the puppeteer” Oz was Jewish.
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There’s really no way to render “You will be” intelligibly in Yoda-syntax. “Be, you will” is technically how it would go, but it feels wrong.
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Yoda may well have put on a human accent for dramatic effect to get
Luke’s attention. :-)
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