When was the 1st time in the Star Wars movies that a character has confirmed Anakin over Luke as the chosen one? [duplicate]

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TheLethalCarrot♦: I might be missing something to what you're asking but isn't TPM full of Qui-Gon Jinn talking about Anakin being the Chosen One.

Me: I thought Qui-Gon thought but wasn't sure Anakin was the chosen one? Why else wouldn't those answers quote Qui-Gon ?

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Valorum: Unfortunately asking a narrower question is still a duplicate. If you want more detail about x, create a bounty on the dupe that says "I'll offer a bounty for information about X"

Me: Says who? Is that specific to SFF se? Or in general? I've never heard this rule even in other sites like maths se, stats se, physics se, it's common to create new questions asking for different proofs.

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Previous question Who was "The Chosen One": Luke or Anakin? identifies Anakin as chosen one but uses either out-of-universe info or in-universe info but not in the movies.

Here's what I remember:

1. In SW1-6, no character explicitly stated which between Luke or Anakin is the chosen one. Afaiu, Qui-Gon thought but wasn't sure Anakin was the chosen one.

2. In SW7-8, still nothing from a character.

3. In SW9, Anakin whispers to Rey 'Bring back the balance, Rey, as I did.'

4. (3) is confirmation that the chosen one is Anakin instead of Luke.

Question: Are those right?

Answer 1

Sometimes the easy answer is the definitive answer, remember that the prequels, as their name states, were made after the original Trilogy, Anakin killing Sidious was something that has already happened before the idea of "The Chosen One" was even developed, in other words, there was no mention of "The Chosen One" in the OT and we already knew the outcome.

Now recap what the prequels told us, they start with an immaculate conceived child (a direct reference to Jesus Christ) with a higher force affinity than Master Yoda and everything we know about him is that he "Might be the child of the prophecy" while the prophecy states:

"A Chosen One shall come, born of no father, and through him will ultimate balance in the Force be restored."

Sounds too obvious, the plan was never to dispute whether it was Luke or Anakin, those were mere fan speculations and theories because "hey, Anakin failed and destroyed the Jedi Order", but the OT was already a story of redemption, Anakin failing was something that must have happened, George's main idea was simply "Anakin is the Chosen One".