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Re: TPM RULES (long reply, skip if you're in a hurry...:)
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lugnet.starwars
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Fri, 2 Jun 2000 10:27:00 GMT
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ssgore@superonline.STOPSPAMcom
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James Simpson wrote:
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> The Trade Federation knew full well that Amidala had escaped, and that she would
> undoubtedly be trying to win support from a contingent that would help her
> liberate the planet. As such, the Trade Federation should have maintained a
> defensive posture around the planet until the political threats to the
> occupation of the planet could be ascertained. (It doesn't matter that Sidious
> assured the Federation that Darth Maul would soon find her; they shouldn't have
> taken that chance.) Anyway, all this is moot; the fact is that Lucas made the
> fleet disappear out of convenience for the good guys.
Trade federation was obeying to the rule of Darth Sidious, which is
apparently senator Palpatine. As long as the election of Palpatine as
the supreme counselor is greatly related to the actions of Queen in
Croscunt is concerned, I'm not sure Palpatine/Sidious is really caring
about the invasion of Naboo. If Palpatine=Sidious=Emperor thing is
really correct, and already knowing that Emperor had a power for "seeing
the future" at some extent, the plans could be very different than what
we had seen. At least, it's not against the characteristic of
Emperor/Sidious to assume Neomidians are just expandable decoys.
Selçuk
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