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Re: Ep1 peeves (includes episode 2 spoiler-maybe)
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Thu, 27 May 1999 02:22:45 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Todd Lehman writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, ljorgensen@uswest.net (Lee Jorgensen) writes:
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> > At the end of TPM, Yoda and Mace were discussing the Sith, and I believe
> > that Yoda said "There are always two, a master and an apprentice."
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> > So what about the end of RotJ, where both Vader and the Emporer (I don't
> > remember his name), both die? Does this mean that the Sith are 'extinct'
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> I don't think they meant that there were always supposed to be exactly two
> Sith...I think they meant that whenever there was one, there was another --
> meaning Sith in pairs rather than alone.
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> --Todd
The way it's explained in the novelization of ep 1 (and may be common knowledge
to the real SW fans) was that a billion years ago, or something, one rebel Jedi
pulled toward the dark side, and began recruiting followers. The numbers grew
very fast, and before long there were a couple hundred in the ranks. Then they
all turned on each other, killing the entire group. Since then, there have been
only and exacly two members: the master and the apprentice. I may have flubbed
the telling of this a bit, so if anyone wants to clean it up, go right ahead.
-Jonathan
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| (...) knowledge (...) Jedi (...) been (...) Below is a small excerpt from the EP1 Novelization by Terry Brooks that explains the Sith: The Sith had come into being almost two thousand years ago. They were a cult given over to the dark side of the (...) (27 years ago, 27-May-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) I don't think they meant that there were always supposed to be exactly two Sith...I think they meant that whenever there was one, there was another -- meaning Sith in pairs rather than alone. --Todd p.s. It's said that Palpatine didn't (...) (27 years ago, 26-May-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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