The Cadets found Goro sitting in the theater car of the space train, leaning back in his chair with his arms folded.

He was watching Star Wars.

I didn't know you like to watch movies, Lydia said, taking a seat next to him.

I do not typically make a habit of watching fictional stories, Goro said.

But I have heard you all making reference to this particular set of movies,

and I thought I would get up to speed.

After my memory was wiped, I lost all of my pop culture references.

They pointed a metal finger at the screen.

I must say, the way these droids are treated in this film is completely unacceptable.

While a tad whiny, the tall gold one is saying many wise things that the humans don't seem to appreciate.

And I can't seem to find the short round one's beep-boop language anywhere in my database.

That's because it's not a real language, Doug Chuckled, sitting down next to Lydia with a big bowl of popcorn.

Dallas and Leo sat in the row behind them. Lydia with a big bowl of popcorn.

Dallas and Leo sat in the row behind them, arms full of treats from the snack stand.

Leo silently pointed to the Jedi on the screen and gestured waving a sword through the air and then pointed to himself.

Sorry dude, lightsabers aren't real, Dallas told him.

I know, total bummer.

Wait, he looked at Goro are light sabers real

Hmm Goro thought for a moment a handheld weapon with a short but powerful laser? I can't imagine why not.

I've seen much more impressive weapons in my day.

He looked back at the screen. Why does that woman have giant cinnamon rolls attached to her head?

Doug and Lydia laughed.

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