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Well I always assumed the Jedis would be fighting AGAINST an army of clones. I mean traditionally clones have not been good guys... although they will eventually become stormtroopers so I guess it all works out in the end.

 

I had thought (don't know where I got this from) that one of the factions fighting in the clone wars were the mandalorians. I think maybe some out-dated EU stuff said that. Anyway, the fact that the clones are cloned from a guy who fought with the mandalorians ties everything together nicely, which I think was George's goal.

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I was thinking along the lines of Darth Sidious finding part of Darth Maul, cloning him and creating an army of Sith Lord's. Although the amount of problems with this would be astronomical, I simply wondered why Darth Maul was introduced only to be sliced in half. He was a great villian, and to simply kill him off at the end of Episode I was a bit wrong, in my opinion. To see Darth Maul escape and return to fight another day would have been amazing!

 

I do think the clone army is amazing, however, and Jango Fett is a worthy host to the Republic's armed forces.

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yeah i think the way it ended up was great, i have been wondering about the clone wars since i was a kid.

 

I simply wondered why Darth Maul was introduced only to be sliced in half. He was a great villian, and to simply kill him off at the end of Episode I was a bit wrong, in my opinion.

 

well exactly the same thing happens in ANH with Tarkin, he was a great baddy.

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Yes, but Tarkin wasn't a major bad guy. How many Imperial officers died throughout the films? Tarkin, Piett, Ozzel, Veers, Jejerodd, they all were expendable officers who died in the line of duty. Darth Maul, like Vader, Tyranus and Sidious, was a major player in the events of the galaxy, being only one of two people using the dark side of the Force and being ultimately powerful. I did like Tarkin, but Maul is much more than him.

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I'm gonna disagree... you have to look at the impact of Tarkin in a movie that was meant to be able to stand alone. Tarkin actually commanded Vader. Tarkin says "Vader, release him," and Vader releases him. Tarkin was the highest ranking person there, as Vader was obviously under his command! Princess Leia said it: "Governor Tarkin, I should have expected to find you here holding Vader's leash!"

 

Tarkin was the one who gave the order to destroy Alderaan. Tarkin was the one who ordered Vader to kill Leia (Vader convinced him not to). Tarkin was the one who had the big guns pointed straight at Yavin IV while Vader was outside in a little TIE Fighter chasing Rebels--and, in fact, Vader's role in the final battle was largely nullified by Han Solo shooting him. Luke was racing against Tarkin. Watching ANH in the proper context, Tarkin was presented as the primary villain.

 

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Think along the lines of Adolf Hitler here:

 

The SA were Hitler's troops for many years, and helped him rise to power. However, when Hitler was firmly in place as German dictator, he destroyed all the SA officers in a drastic event called "The Night of the Long Knives". The SA were replaced by the SS, Hitler's brand new armed forces who swore to die for the new leader. The reason the SA were wiped out was Hitler being extra-careful, wanting to remove all evidence of his scheming during his rise to power.

 

Palpatine will do the same. Using the Clonetroopers for the majority of Episode III, I think he will return to Kamino and create the new Stormtrooper army, before returning to Coruscant and wiping out the Clonetroopers, destroying the last evidence of the daed Republic. The Stormtroopers will be delivered, brand spanking new and ready to kill some people somewhere... history always repeats itself...

 

I can hear the Imperial March drifting into the room...

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actually, if you watch ANH when the falcon is brought into the deathstars landing bay you'll notice that they are not identical heights......humanoid makes sense because the empire seems to be anti-alien in nature and the sounds could be generated by their helmets to reduce individuality.

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