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Shonda L. Thurman is warm and touching as the worried mother. As Dad, Barry White is adept at both serious moments and lightening the mood. Stelson Telfort has an appealing natural quality as their teenage son.You want to see more of their family dynamic, in part because it's more emotional than another circular discussion on race leading nowhere. diesel selena sweatshirtThere is one such discussion here — but this one is lifted out of the ordinary in that it's held by a group of teens, both black and white. hoodie dickies indonesiaAnd if they don't arrive at any answers, at least they generate a sense of hope for the future.smf hoodieMuch like the fatal shooting in Sanford of Trayvon Martin, the play's central incident involves the shooting death of an unarmed black teen by someone who's not black. sons of anarchy merchandise jax

Crayton introduces the white policeman responsible, but in what feels like stacking the deck doesn't give him enough dialogue to explain himself."I was just doing my job," he wails over and over, and actor Stephen Lima beautifully conveys the conviction of this belief. But he's given virtually no other depth. If there are two sides to every story, his is not really told.Better then to think of this play as an emotional meditation on how race and violence can affect a family, rather than a balanced look at the bigger picture. For that to be the case, "Let's talk" has to give everyone a chance to be heard.• Silver venue, 60 mins., 13+, $11.Science Fiction & Fantasy Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top Many Jedi seem to wear a hooded robe. Ditto some Sith (Emperor Palpatine, for one). See the gallery below for semi-random samples. I would say that the force is a religion, from a Sith, or Jedi point of view intense focus and control must be gained to control the force.

The functional difference between the two is which emotions drive them. In essence all force trainees are religious, and nearly monastic in nature. This is proven by the fact that they are often found living in secluded, quiet areas. The key word is "control" and the hooded robe has been the symbol of monastic orders for generations, with good reason. A hood blocks out needless confusion, it can focus the wearer, while simultaneously shrouding them from others. As a force adept they can pick and choose who they are exposed to, and more importantly, who is exposed to them. The act of removing a hood is a gesture of recognition and engagement (such as both Obi Wan and Darth Maul do upon meeting with someone they intend to interact with). Likewise hiding behind the hood gives a force adept a sense of distant concealment, so that they can go about their lofty goals with minimal interference or questioning. Either that or they are all space Wizards, take your pick. In universe, I think Pyrodante has it...

The hooded look is one most people associate with Monks, Religious zealots, wise old men in caves, Wizards and the like.. Lucas was sticking to a an instantly recognizable stereotype to cause people to automatically make certain assumptions, most of which are consistent with Jedi. Celibate (until the new order) Possibly Powerful (even monks were, in the middle ages) The Emperor's hoodie was, at least according to the Star Wars: Visual Dictionary, intended to hide his face from his followers. And in the AotC novelisation, it's apparent that Obi-Wan uses his hood to cover his face from the elements: At last Obi-Wan put his fighter down on the designated landing pad. pulled his hood up tight over him, then slid back his canopy and scrambled out against the wind and the rain, rushing across the permacrete to a tower across the way. A door slid open before him, spilling out brilliant light, and he went through, crossing into a brightly lit white room.