My own little Jawa is currently in a stage where he tells all kinds of tall tales, adding and embellishing here and there for effect. This kind of reminds me of him except that this wee bairn actually makes a lot of sense. I suspect she might be brought on to handle continuity for the final three episodes.
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That is the coolest kid I have even seen. I wish my daughter was more into Star Wars than she is Dora the Explorer.
My daughter loved (and still does secretly I think) Star Wars when she was this young. Her favorite was Princess Leah, then Queen Amidala (or Queemy Amidali as she called her). Ahhhh, the memories.
“don’t talk back to Darth Vader, he’ll getcha”
thats what we used to say aboard the Death Star