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Filming Star Wars in Tunisia was hindered by the first major rainstorm in 50 years, and filming The Empire Strikes Back in Norway was hindered by the worst winter storm in 50 years.

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Don't get me wrong, I’m always down for Star Wars pushing creative boundaries. But watching horses charge into battle on a Star Destroyer floating in mid-air? I literally paused the movie to see if I'd missed something. If you're still scratching your head about this moment too, let's talk it out. 😂👇

Here’s my first thought: Why didn’t General Pryde just tilt the Star Destroyer to knock the rebels and their space horses right off?

Turns out, not every clone fits the mold. These two? They were different. And their connection to the Force led them down paths no other clone had ever walked.👇

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"Well... you've just spoiled that film for me. I'm beginning to think that none of it really happened now." commented William Thompson 😅

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"Qui Gon Jin, would have prevented him, from turning dark." shared Devon Anthony O'Reilly, our Star Wars fan

In the short story “The Ghosts of Maul”, Darth Maul embarks on a journey to a forgotten Sith fortress on the desolate planet of Damanos. This journey takes place towards the end of Maul’s life, after he has abandoned his ties with Crimson Dawn and is now in pursuit of ancient Sith superweapons.

As Maul explores the fortress, he is confronted by apparitions of his past failures. Each apparition challenges him, forcing him to face the consequences of his actions and the path he has chosen. The final apparition is different. Instead of a failure or a foe, Maul finds himself face-to-face with the ghost of Qui-Gon Jinn...👇

Given the fact that Yoda ultimately lost that fight, is he stronger than Palpatine, or is Palpatine stronger than him? Why couldn’t he beat Palpatine?

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May the Force be with you,

Vance

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