Which Moffs and Admirals were considered competent and were maybe even respected by Vader and Palpatine, and which were considered useless idiots who mainly got to their position due to nepotism/wealth?
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Which Moffs and Admirals were considered competent and were maybe even respected by Vader and Palpatine, and which were considered useless idiots who mainly got to their position due to nepotism/wealth?
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Is there an In-Universe reason why Admirals and Moffs are openly mocking Vader in Episode 4, but are completely terrified of him in 5 and 6?
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Is there an In-Universe reason why Admirals and Moffs are openly mocking Vader in Episode 4, but are completely terrified of him in 5 and 6?
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Episode 4 foreshadowed Palpatine's fall
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[Star Wars] Palpatine dissolves the Senate only in Episode 4. Does that mean that he didn't have complete power until that?
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Palpatine dissolves the Senate only in Episode 4. Does that mean that he didn't have complete power until that?
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[Star Wars] Why Vader hated the Death Star?
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Why Vader hated the Death Star?
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What would you change about Kenobi?
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What would you change about Kenobi?
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What would you change about Kenobi?
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Some of the original outline of the Clone Wars in the 90s Expanded Universe
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Who was the most devoted Sith Lord who embodied their philosophy the best aside from Palpatine? Was there a Sith who embodied the Dark Side better than Palpatine?
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Some of the original outline of the Clone Wars in the 90s Expanded Universe
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Vader is usually portrayed as a tragic figure who hates himself, but was there a point in his life when he let go of his guilt? Were there moments he had fun?
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I think Vader smiling in Kenobi when saying "I did" was pretty out of character for him. Were there moments after his fall when Vader had fun?
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Maybe if he didn't behave like an idiot
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With the tone Palps said it, I'm surprised it didn't become a meme
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