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The Force awakens … in a new generation

Pint-sized Jedi, Vaders gather at Camas library

By Jessica Prokop, Columbian Local News Editor
Published: November 21, 2015, 6:59pm
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Two-year-olds Chloe Sophia Brent, front left, and Helena Boudreaux, dressed as Jedi knights, play with their light sabers during the "Star Wars" extravaganza at the Camas Public Library on Saturday. Helena's father, Mathew, back right, is a big "Star Wars" fan and made the costumes for the girls.
Two-year-olds Chloe Sophia Brent, front left, and Helena Boudreaux, dressed as Jedi knights, play with their light sabers during the "Star Wars" extravaganza at the Camas Public Library on Saturday. Helena's father, Mathew, back right, is a big "Star Wars" fan and made the costumes for the girls. (Paul Suarez/for The Columbian) Photo Gallery

CAMAS — Mathew Boudreaux grew up watching “Star Wars” and collecting figurines, and now hopes to make a future fan out of his 2-year-old daughter Helena.

“It’s cool the newer movie is coming out so my daughter can be a fan. Who would have thought seven movies later?” the Camas resident said.

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