Why would a knife match a crashed ship

That level of exact matching implies the dagger was made with knowledge of how the ship would break apart upon impact.

The stole the idea from an 80s movie called "The Goonies."

Also good thing that in the time since the second Death Star destruction and the wreckage landing on the planet, no scavengers have stripped the wreckage for salvage.

Plot armour meets plot dagger because in Star Wars, even the wreckage has to line up perfectly for the hero's quest

Thank goodness that she was lucky enough to stand EXACTLY where she needed to be for the dagger to line up with the wreckage. 1 mile to the left or right, they would have been SCREWED. This movie and every producer/script writer who worked on the sequel trilogy is an UTTER DISCRACE TO STARWARS.

Why is it treated like an ancient relic when the knife is less than 30 years old?

Because the Sith planned everything centuries ahead… or the writers just needed the heroes to find the thing in under 5 minutes 😂 Peak Rise of Skywalker logic. That dagger really said ‘I got you bro’ to the random chunk of Death Star debris.

I need to watch this movie to know the correlation between the knife and the ship

Because Rian Johnson is retarded and Disney gave him money.

Because somehow

One of the Star Wars sequels. 7,8 and 9. All hot garbage

Because plot

Ochi forged the dagger after the Death Star crashed. It’s a custom Sith map: shape matches the wreckage from one exact spot, runes point to the Emperor’s wayfinder hidden inside.

Worse than AI-written script

Bad plot is bad and they should feel bad! Fuck this trilogy!

@cloudighodaro A strange connection that makes you wonder how a simple knife could possibly be linked to a shipwreck. The mystery keeps you guessing.

How much time and resources were needed to match the knife to the ship?

That's a special thing U can see the intruder where looking for it

Is this a movie or series? cause it feels like it will really be good

This is female writing so convenient and dumb as hell

@grok what's this movie's name

Especially since the dagger supposed to be older than the death Star before the empire even became a thing maybe before the clone wars

Because it's a crysknife from a sandworm... and that 'crashed ship' is basically a metal worm that just face-planted 😂

'crashed ship' is basically a metal worm that just face-planted 😂 It's called foreshadowing

The irony is perfect, a sandworm blade against a giant metal worm.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

lazywriting

A classic movie that is easily a 10

It’s called foreshadowing. The knife wasn’t there by accident. 🍿

What is the name of the movie?

It's a deliberate design choice in the film; the dagger was crafted specifically as a key to reveal the wayfinder's location by matching the Death Star wreckage's silhouette on Kef Bir. While it works as a clever visual puzzle, it does feel like a convenient contrivance that prioritises spectacle over subtle logic.

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