article_snippet.sent: A young Star Wars fan, who wrote a heartwarming note to the movies’ creator George Lucas asking whether ’ creator George Lucas would allow Jedi Knights to marry in the future, was elated to receive a reply granting ’ creator George Lucas request.
article_snippet.sent: Seven-year-old Colin Gilpatric, an aspiring Jedi Knight, was devastated to learn that achieving Seven-year-old Colin Gilpatric, an aspiring Jedi Knight dream might mean never being able to marry, as forming emotional attachments is said by the rules of the fictional order to lead Jedis to the 'dark side'.
article_snippet.sent: Plea by post: Seven-year-old aspiring Jedi Colin sent a letter to George Lucas asking George Lucas to change the rule that bans Jedi Knights from marrying .
article_snippet.sent: As character Anakin Skywalker's marriage to Princess Amidala led George Lucas to become a villain - and lord of the malevolent Sith Order, Seven-year-old aspiring Jedi Colin wanted to avoid the same fate, and pleaded with the Star Wars creator to make a change to the rules. '
article_snippet.sent: I don't like that a Jedi cannot get married.
article_snippet.sent: I want to get married without becoming a Sith.
article_snippet.sent: To be a Jedi is to truly know the value of friendship, of compassion, and of loyalty, and these are values important in a marriage.
article_snippet.sent: With this goodness in your heart, you can be married.' a letter addressing his question was signed 'Your friends at Lucasfilm'. '
article_snippet.sent: Quite the response: Lucasfilm sent a letter addressing his question to seven-year-old Colin to ease Seven-year-old aspiring Jedi Colin mind about one day being able to get married .
article_snippet.sent: In the video showing Seven-year-old aspiring Jedi Colin reading a letter addressing his question for the first time, the young fan is delighted to say the least, exclaiming: 'I can get married?
highlights_snippet.sent: Traditional Jedi rules forbid any knights from marrying because it is thought it will lead Traditional Jedi rules to the ‘dark side’
  Colin Gilpatric, from Sacramento, was therefore concerned that if he became a Jedi, he wouldn’t be able to find a wife .
  