I hate to ask, but that whole room with the "air lock" is utterly destroyed. if that orange bulkhead is indeed an air lock (which I don't think it is*,) shouldn't it have been triggered by now? Like when the WHOLE AREA was blown away? It kinda makes no sense at all that it's just sitting there untriggered/open when - IF its an airlock - it's specifically designed to seal off the rest of the ship from just such a destruction/depressurization/debris event. Right?
And what you're describing isn't actually seen on screen - you're making an assumption firstly that it's an airlock, and second that's it's triggered in the couple of seconds that it's off-screen. And buttressing the argument by showing a PT security (NOT airlock) door.
And who triggers that orange airlock door? Nobody is watching her directly, and she doesn't do anything visibly to cue us that she triggers it using the force or whatever.
* If you look in the background of the same video where Leia is being wheeled away on the stretcher, you can see "regular" interior corridor doors have the same orange double-wall/bulkhead look to it.
What also makes little sense is that you're essentially saying there are TWO airlock doors in that hallway she drifts into - the one she touches and the orange one. Why would a basic interior command room have TWO airlocks right next to each other? It's something you see in SCI-FI (which SW isn't, though we'll ignore that like RJ did) movies where people physically enter/exit space, not deep inside an interior room like that.
Are you guys actually nit picking an airlock?
Sweet jesus..... Memba Han walking in outer space inside the throat of a space slug?
Oh I forgot there are a billion explanation for that little ****** move...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Dude...
