Master Yoda's Death | Return of the Jedi

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[DesGardius-megf]

“Luke… dying I am. Want to play twenty questions I do not.”

[commanderwyro]

the puppeteering of him getting in bed and pulling the covers over him is so masterly done

[andrewgardiner]

Yoda’s remark of “Earned it, I have.”

He has. He just wanted his final moments to be peaceful and dignified.

[lamantwilliams]

This is such a sad part of the movie. The greatest Jedi master dies. Watching Luke help him with the covers brings tears to your eyes. Then he quietly fades away.

[margauxshay]

Luke: “Then I am a Jedi”
Yoda: I ain’t say all that

[davidmartinez]

"I've come back to complete the training"
"Like a flying fuck I give"

[kingslayerpete_]

“Death is a natural part of life. Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force. Mourn them do not. Miss them do not.”
- Yoda

[Nintendoggy]

See, sequel trilogy? It doesn’t have to always be so freaking fast-paced all the time. Moments like these, calmer, somber, and emotional, are what makes the OT so amazing.

[alanmathias]

one of the most iconic scenes in star wars history
the piece of music is a masterpiece in this scene

[jared]

Love Luke's development. Very impulsive in the first visit with Yoda and here we see a tinge of anger when he jabs at Yoda "unfortunate that I should know the truth?" justifiably mad that his past was hidden from him. Yet he listens with new patience and humility and instead of becoming angrier, he chooses to understand Yoda's reasoning for hiding the truth for the time and even apologizes for running off before he was prepared. It's a complex 15 seconds or so and well acted and written.

[kenhernandez]

"No, unfortunate that you rushed to face him. Not ready for the burden were you."...😞😞😞😞

[victorolmos]

Even the sky thundered as he drew his las breath such a legendary being Yoda was.

[jediskunk]

Yoda: Dying, I am, answers to all your questions, I do not have.

[TREVORVADER]

Honestly probably the only scene in Star Wars that always hits me in the feels no matter what. The music as Yoda fades away and all is do masterfully done

[AndrewAffolter]

"When gone am I, the last of the Jedi you will be". End of discussion

[BlytheWorld]

The puppet is a million light years ahead of any CGI this part in the film always makes me cry amazing puppetry and acting

[Facethetruth]

I love yoda in this scene

"you have completed your training i must rest now"

"Im a jedi!"

"Not so fast!"

[daguroswaldson]

Yoda: Luke...there is...another...Sk..Skywalker.
Luke: *dramatic silence*
Yoda:

[SeanSandoval-SDSU]

My graduate professor's most recent email ended with, "I feel like I need to retire, like Yoda did." I'm here trying to figure out what he means...

[TyrantGames]

“Luke, when gone am I, the last of the Jedi will you be.”

Yeah, to me, episodes 7-9 never happened. Who’s Rey?