Lol, this one isn't sure. Vader had a pretty good one that Khajiit chuckled at.

I choked on my snack when he made that one lol

*wink wink nudge nudge*

What can I say? I've always preferred the Jedi to the Sith. The Sith approach just seems counter-intuitive.

Also, poking around online I'm not too keen on the characters that wrote the sections. Sorzus Syn and Darth Bane's sound promising, though I had to go to Wookiepedia to find out who the former was. I've got a book featuring Darth Malgus, and I didn't really think much of him. Talzin and Plagueis are in the wrong era for me really, and Sidious' section might have some interest to it, but he pops up in what might be the dullest period for the Sith.

Now, if the book had featured sections by Revan and Malak, or some of the ancient Sith Lords mentioned in KotOR2, I'd be all over it.

This post has been edited by Callidus Thorn: Dec 26 2016, 12:19 PM

Yeah the Sith are always getting their butts kicked. Are these books you've been looking at considered canon?

According to this: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Legends

Anything that was part of the EU before Disney took over was declared non-canon and was put under the "Legends" banner. The Bounty Hunter Code was written after that, but also carries the "Legends" banner. I don't know about the Imperial Handbook and the Book of Sith, but I'm guessing they're the same. In fact, poking around on Wookipedia reveals that the Imperial Handbook is definitely in the "Legends" section, and suggests that the Book of Sith is also.

Well crap Princess/General Organa/Solo has left us today: https://www.yahoo.com/celebrity/iconic-star...-174459671.html .

Booo 2016! Boooo!

And she was my favorite of the original characters.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Dec 27 2016, 10:25 PM

I made a tribute video for her using Star Wars Battlefront: https://youtu.be/fgbJMZbHZpI

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Dec 27 2016, 10:39 PM

This.

2016 has been a full-blown psychopath.

Incredible that such a young actress could carry the whole scene by herself in Star Wars IV.

I heard some audio on the radio yesterday after the news came through and they played the 'I smelled your foul stench the minute you walked on-board' dialogue and it made me smile.

Very impressive to be able to put that much scorn into one's voice. She was very talented and will be missed.

And to Peter Cushing no less! Peter Cushing will forever be one of this one's favorite actors. Whether he was Dr. Victor Frankenstein or Wilhuf Tarkin, he was very believable. That Carrie Fisher could walk on the same stage and steal the scene is, as Vader would say, "Impressive. Most impressive.".

No.
Please, just no.
No.

Well Carrie's mother sadly passed away today: https://www.yahoo.com/celebrity/debbie-reyn...-014354818.html .

WTF?!!!

What? No! That's terrible!

No. Stop, just please. Stop. No.

That's a very good point.

This one felt literally nothing for Anakin in the prequel films but thinks we should be feeling like his fall was very tragic. He was supposed to be this big Jedi hero whose fatal flaw was that he was afraid to let go of his loved ones, but throughout the PT he doesn't really come off as very heroic. He's brash, and arrogant, which honestly aren't strikes against him, but the incessant moodiness and whining we get from him just makes Khajiit very unsympathetic to his character. The most heartbreaking things about Anakin's fall in the PT were the deaths of the Younglings and Obi Wan's pain when he confronted Anakin on Mustafar, but this one feels nothing for Anakin himself. Just seems like a grave disservice was done to the character of Anakin Skywalker in the PT. When Khajiit saw season 1 of The Clone Wars he thought "Finally! This is the Anakin Skywalker we've been missing all these years!".

I felt the same way about Anakin in the prequel films. He was just a whiny brat. I am sure the Anakin from the Clone Wars tv show was the character we were supposed to see. Like you said, that Anakin is a strong character with qualities one can easily admire, such as his unswerving loyalty to and faith in his friends. Yet he is also a person whose flaws become slowly apparent as the show progresses.

Yes the show captured Anakin's personality quite well. That's one thing I enjoyed so much about the Clone Wars. He's progressed so much.