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Nevertheless everyone showed up to watch the prequel trilogy and no one was sad that they already knew what the twist was (the protagonist turns into a bad guy) in anticipation to the premieres. Everyone knew that Anakin was Vader and that he would turn into the bad guy at some point. It also offers one of the most interesting counter examples for the Spoiler brigade. But in general, without expectation, there's no spoiler. The funny thing being that some of the franchise material disregards any care for this spoiler in particular. Even if he already knew the characters from toys or cartoons, he most likely doesn't care because the spoil is a result of watching Episode IV and then deriving a sense of expectation (hype) for seeing what would happen on Episode V. It's not like the kid fervently wanted to see it. If you were discussing the marvel of storytelling that it was in the context of 1980's Hollywood with your friend and your kid happens to listen to it. If you're doing it to be a dick because the kid wanted to see the original trilogy, then yes, you're spoiling it. The words make no sense since he doesn't even have a concept of the characters. The kid derives no sense of reality out of that sentence. That's an interesting thought experiment, isn't it? Telling a kid who has no awareness of Star Wars that “Vader is Luke's father” has no meaning.
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