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Mace Windu's murderer reavealed [spoliers]


Bilbo Skywalker

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JediMonk: Wasnt it actually the Droid Army that fired at the Republic Army in the Geonosis Arena? (going off memory)

 

But I agree with everything else you said. Palpatine, from the OT, seemed to have a gift for foreshadowing a possible future, and whether or not everything he predicted came true is trivial at this point. His main goal was to start a Galactic Civil War which would seriously diminish the Republic Army, which would enable him to start up an Imperial Academy that would take recruits, aka Stormtroopers. Palpatine most likely had Dooku erase the Kamino planet for the Jedi Archives, but didnt expect Kenobi to find someone who knew about it (Kamino).

Near the end of Episode II, Dooku says to Palpatine: The War has started, in which palpatine replies something along the lines of good... (as if he was expecting it, which shows that everything was planned)

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Well, the very fact of the Separatist holding a Senator and 2 Jedi alone is an act of war, and the fact they were going to be executed (which failed). But in terms of the 2 armies, Jedi-controlled Clones an the Droid, I believe it was first the Droid Army because Mace walked up behind Jango and raised his saber and said this party is over, and Dooku (being surprised for once) said something along the lines of Master Windu. You are hopelessly outnumbered. And Windu replied with I don't think so. And thats when the super soldiers appeared from the shadows and made their way into the arena and started blasting. (all this is from memory, mind you)

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It's possible, I'm running off memory too, it's been awhile since I saw episode 2, though Mace DID have his lightsaber at the throat of Dooku, which is threatening enough that Palpatine could manipulate that to put the blame of the war on the jedi.

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Hm, I need to bust out my DVDs and watch again, though I am pretty sure you are in fact correct...

 

Either way, it seems a simple matter for palpatine to put the blame of the war on the jedi, regardless of who fired first, facts can be easily manipulated, especially by someone as clever as Palpatine.

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If anything, he could point out that it was a JEDI who went behind the Council and had the clones made, as if the Jedi were "expecting" a war, which means that, in his own words, the Jedi knew something the council didnt. So he could easily point fingers at the Jedi for perpetuating the whole thing.

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