Alright don't really want to re-hash this...but entity is not a different body. Given the concept of the permanence of souls in the Star Wars stories, the entity would not be a physical body. The physical form would always be more like a vessel or some crap like that.
When I say "person" I am not referring to different bodies. Just because I do not want to get in to a nerd battle doesn't mean I don't know my Star Wars. I grew up with the movies, the games, the expanded universe novels, and I spent a lot of time playing and GMing the SAGA edition RPG. Which meant I needed to do a lot of research to make sure my stuff had the right feel and the right level of supported backstory so the players would get immersed.
Now do NOT get me started on the concept of changing a name means changing an identity. I have spent a lot of time on the concept of a name as an identity and I have no problem subjecting you to the horror of a 50 page essay detailing every philosophical, logical and theological concept of what makes a name.
Lets just say that going from Anakin to Vader is far more of a symbolic issue than an actual change of identity.
Now, lets work out some sort of relationship between Frank and Leo. Leo, obviously, messed up in his own way. But by no means psychotic. Any person behind bars would likely know he didn't do all of the stuff he was convicted of, even if he confesses to them. He also would creep out other convicts as much as normal folk. But if Frank is messed up, he might not be bothered at all by Leo.
Thoughts?
When I say "person" I am not referring to different bodies. Just because I do not want to get in to a nerd battle doesn't mean I don't know my Star Wars. I grew up with the movies, the games, the expanded universe novels, and I spent a lot of time playing and GMing the SAGA edition RPG. Which meant I needed to do a lot of research to make sure my stuff had the right feel and the right level of supported backstory so the players would get immersed.
Now do NOT get me started on the concept of changing a name means changing an identity. I have spent a lot of time on the concept of a name as an identity and I have no problem subjecting you to the horror of a 50 page essay detailing every philosophical, logical and theological concept of what makes a name.
Lets just say that going from Anakin to Vader is far more of a symbolic issue than an actual change of identity.
Now, lets work out some sort of relationship between Frank and Leo. Leo, obviously, messed up in his own way. But by no means psychotic. Any person behind bars would likely know he didn't do all of the stuff he was convicted of, even if he confesses to them. He also would creep out other convicts as much as normal folk. But if Frank is messed up, he might not be bothered at all by Leo.
Thoughts?