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This is a spin off of the famous scene from Star Wars: Episode IV, A New Hope where Obi-Wan Kenobi uses Jedi Mind Tricks to control guard stormtroopers, in an attempt to conceal their identity from the Galactic Empire.
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Gotta wash it out ya like a detergent
This line ties in with the theme of Baptism, a sacred ritual (in this case, of Christianity) which is supposed to be a physical representation of one ‘dying to their sins and being born again in Christ Jesus’
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A play on how Katniss Everdeen, the main character of The Hunger Games series, is always shouting out for the assistance of her ally Peter in the arena. However, Remy is looking for a different Peter…
#Pita!
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MC Jin has built his acting career upon a firm foundation. He has an extensive acting history ranging from movies such as 2 fast, 2 furious to the recent blockbuster The Man with the Iron Fists. He has also starred in numerous Hong Kong television series.
MC Jin (bottom) starring as Chan in The Man with the Iron Fists
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Smaug the dragon is a mythical dragon who serves as the central enemy in the Hobbit movies and books. Gandalf and various hobbits gather together on a quest to search and defeat the dangerous dragon Smaug who destroys and inherits the lonely mountain, once home to the dwarf community.
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Harry Potter discovers the unfortunate repercussion of travelling via broom. Perhaps flying around on a broom isn’t as much fun as it looks, especially for male wizards.
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Dr. Seuss is known for incorporating morals into his books. Oh, the Places You’ll Go! is no exception: it focuses on helping children (or young people–the book is often given to graduates) realize their potential in life.
Like the rest of the book, this passage is cheerful, motivational, and applicable to a wide array of situations. It encourages independence, self-confidence, and self-determination. Think of it as a Seussified version of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “Self-Reliance.”
Where’s Wilma dickfit