- BreakofDawnLevel Seven
What is the order of authority within canon?
November 23rd 2019, 7:33 pm
Obviously George and the films/scripts are firmly at the top, but where do the following rank in terms of significance when they make a statement:
Leland Chee.
Pablo Hidalgo.
Daniel Wallace.
Ryder Windham.
Your average author (e.g. Drew Williams, Matthew Stover, Sean Stewart).
Second question: If one of these sub-Lucas/films/scripts figures made a statement on character power levels, are they automatically accepted as being the canon answer?
I really don't understand half of the crap with author/executive statements so hoping someone can clear this up for me.
Leland Chee.
Pablo Hidalgo.
Daniel Wallace.
Ryder Windham.
Your average author (e.g. Drew Williams, Matthew Stover, Sean Stewart).
Second question: If one of these sub-Lucas/films/scripts figures made a statement on character power levels, are they automatically accepted as being the canon answer?
I really don't understand half of the crap with author/executive statements so hoping someone can clear this up for me.
- lorenzo.r.2ndLevel Three
Re: What is the order of authority within canon?
November 23rd 2019, 8:40 pm
i think that canonization can be changed depending on a few things- retconning, amount of counter evidence, and time as in, new info is released.
- Master AzrongerModerator
Re: What is the order of authority within canon?
November 24th 2019, 9:44 am
"Drew Williams"
On topic, none of them have authority on power levels unless they're speaking on Lucas's behalf, unless you accept authorial intent, which I don't.
On topic, none of them have authority on power levels unless they're speaking on Lucas's behalf, unless you accept authorial intent, which I don't.
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