Clark G. Gilbert, a General Authority Seventy, in a BYU Devotional, references Star Wars as a movie in which the good guys win in the end.
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Clark G. Gilbert, "Christ’s Peace in Perilous Times," BYU Speeches, February 8, 2022, accessed January 18, 2023
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Let me next share a story of the perilous times we live in. Christine and I have five daughters at home. Our youngest is eight-year-old Claire. Several months ago, the older girls picked a Star Wars show for our family movie night, and Claire was not happy.
She said, “I don’t want to watch this movie; it’s scary.”
Begrudgingly, she nestled against me and said, “Dad, the good guys win in the end, right?”
To which I replied, “That’s right, Claire. The good guys do win in the end, but sometimes it takes a little patience and even some faith.”
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