You set out to arrange an evening of culture and find yourself returning, once again, to the Empire. A familiar complication. The Sydney Symphony's The Empire Strikes Back in Concert offers a particularly persuasive explanation for your decision: a concert at Sydney Opera House, with all the associations that this particular title brings along.
You had planned a cultured evening. Something with an orchestra, a proper date in the calendar, and an opportunity to feel briefly well organized. Then Return of the Jedi entered the picture, bringing all the complications one associates with that title. You find yourself considering whether your knowledge of orchestral music is as extensive
You find an event at an arena on Hero Drive and pause to appreciate the directions. Some addresses make a person work considerably harder to imagine an adventure. This one has supplied a useful opening before you have even read about Oceanside Shock Star Wars Night. You could embellish the journey with a dramatic
You encounter the Nashville Predators on your calendar and briefly imagine a warning in a galactic field manual. Then the word hockey appears, followed by Star Wars Night, and the situation becomes much more inviting. No expedition equipment required in this little daydream. Just an October date, a destination in Nashville, and the familiar
Detroit presents a small navigational puzzle for the visiting pilot: the Red Wings belong on the ice, while the spacecraft should remain somewhere considerably less slippery. Once that distinction is settled, the evening becomes much easier to understand. A Jedi might admire the concentration required to follow the puck. A smuggler might simply appreciate
You tell yourself that you are going to the bookstore for a quiet hour. A reasonable ambition. Then the words Star Wars Reads appear, and suddenly the quiet hour has acquired a much larger imaginary geography. Entire systems, difficult family histories, an alarming number of people with strong opinions about robes. You have not
Imagine a visiting Imperial officer attempting to understand hockey in Sunrise. The ice would require an explanation. The Panthers would require another. Eventually someone would hand him a schedule, and he might discover that not every unfamiliar encounter calls for a fleet deployment. Some simply call for an evening away from the command chair,
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