They have a lower rate of fire, give away your position, and seem less accurate at medium to long ranges. It could, however, be funny if it all happened right there on-screen, with the audience watching but also being oblivious as to what was really happening under that hood.Star Wars Blasters are inferior to slug throwers. Either way, it stands to reason that the coming Obi-Wan Kenobi series will try and explain Obi-Wan’s rapid aging to some extent. So, he could’ve looked young all of the way up to the moment that he healed Luke. After all, Obi-Wan remains hidden under a cloak until after the alleged healing incident. While these theories were probably not part of George Lucas’ original plan for Star Wars, they do make sense as a reasonable explanation for Obi-Wan’s rapid aging, and they do not upset anything in canon. After all, if the theory is correct, he was draining some of his own life Force and giving it to save an injured Luke. Such a massive expenditure of power on an already taxed Force user took a great physical tole and sapped him of his age. Then, by taking into account that he might have been passively focusing his power on concealing himself and Luke for 19 years, everything starts to make sense. So, if Obi-Wan used it, it obviously would have taken a lot of his power to do so. Following that, Obi-Wan places his hand on Luke’s head, and very well could be using the Force to save his life.Īs was confirmed by Baby Yoda and Ben Solo’s use of the power, Force healing is a very taxing ability. The moment in question is when Luke is knocked out by a Tusken Raider. With the canon confirmation of the Force healing ability in the Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker and The Mandalorian, the old debate about Obi-Wan using the same ability in A New Hope was reignited.
While that theory is perfectly viable on its own, there is another theory that, when combined with the first one, might make everything add up.
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