William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last Quotes

“„REY I’d rather not be in thy presence now.
KYLO Yea, also could I say the same to thee.
REY [aside:] How shall I speak to this deshirted man
And hope to focus on the conversation?
[To Kylo:] Say, wherefore didst thou hate thy father kind?
Hast thou no cloak or towel thou canst use?
[Kylo dons his doublet.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars Part the Eighth

“Poe: The Falcon drew the fighters off, huzzah! Each one of them hath ta’en the bait and left.
FINN: Forsooth, they hate that most uncommon ship!”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“Tis how our cause shall win, dear Finn: not fighting What we do hate, but saving what we love.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“The good Rebellion is Reborn today, the war hath just begun, And nay, I shall not be Jedi the last.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“Read them hast thou, then? Neither page turners they were, Nor hit folios.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“—Let the past lie dead. Yes, kill it if thou must. ’Tis how thou shalt Become what thou art meant, by Fate, to be-Kylo Ren

The past is not dead. ’Tis not even past.-Rey”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“Send not to know for whom the bell doth toll— It tolls for me.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars' Part the Eighth

“What is thy story, rounded round rotund one?”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars Part the Eighth

“LEIA The man would move a saint to shout and curse----
And I, we may be sure, am not a saint.”
― Ian Doescher, William Shakespeare's Jedi the Last: Star Wars Part the Eighth