Is it possible that all of the Van Helsings are closely or distantly related
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Well, yeah. I think they're all the same family.
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Ah, I see. That makes sense.
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In this scene, the battle droid is carrying a closed, rectangular object that could indeed remind one of a coffin or a box containing a precious artifact, similar to what might be seen in an Indiana Jones movie. This visual reference is subtle but it evokes the notion of mystery and significance often associated with coffins in adventure films, where they frequently contain treasures, relics, or secrets to be uncovered. I found these images on Facebook.
Yup, that's the Ryloth Ark (or Twi'lek Ark in the Disney Canon ^^)
Ryloth Ark
The Ryloth Ark was a chest-shaped artifact originally located on Ryloth, the home planet of the Twi'leks. Around 22 BBY, during the Clone Wars, Separatist Council member Emir Wat Tambor seized control of Ryloth. One of Tambor's tasks was to collect valuables stored on the planet, one of which...
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Exorcist Timeline
1947 - Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
1949 - Exorcist: The Beginning
1975 - The Exorcist
1976 - The Ninth Configuration
1979 - Exorcist II: The Heretic
1990 - The Exorcist III: Legion
2023 - The Exorcist: Believer
Both of the prequels are the same story. However, almost every single scene is completely different footage, following simular events but with different actors and character names. Only the flashbacks are the same, and we can combine those and take both as the exact same events. Essentially, we can take both prequels as canon and the first prequel is a "sequel" to the second prequel.
The Ninth Configuration is canon in the books at least. Billy Cutshaw, the astronaut from The Exorcist, appears in the movie. He's recast but it's fine.
The new movie retcons the TV series as an alternate timeline. Either only the original movie counts in that reality or it's a branched timeline. Probably the former, since I think it placed the first film in 1973.
I think I've gone over this before, but I learned about the extended cut of The Exorcist III and I love that film.
1947 - Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
1949 - Exorcist: The Beginning
1975 - The Exorcist
1976 - The Ninth Configuration
1979 - Exorcist II: The Heretic
1990 - The Exorcist III: Legion
2023 - The Exorcist: Believer
Both of the prequels are the same story. However, almost every single scene is completely different footage, following simular events but with different actors and character names. Only the flashbacks are the same, and we can combine those and take both as the exact same events. Essentially, we can take both prequels as canon and the first prequel is a "sequel" to the second prequel.
The Ninth Configuration is canon in the books at least. Billy Cutshaw, the astronaut from The Exorcist, appears in the movie. He's recast but it's fine.
The new movie retcons the TV series as an alternate timeline. Either only the original movie counts in that reality or it's a branched timeline. Probably the former, since I think it placed the first film in 1973.
I think I've gone over this before, but I learned about the extended cut of The Exorcist III and I love that film.
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I did do a brief timeline of The Exorcist prequels ages ago to see how they match up, and it's actually fine. Despite not intending to match up and The Beginning actually being a "remake" after they scrapped Dominion, with Dominion releasing afterwards, both can fit into the continuity as an extended origin for how Merrin regained his faith.
