Originally posted by Kadan
Unless the thread maker specifies that this is canon or non canon Sidious, then we can use what ever Sid we want. Or just use EU Sid
So let me get this straight. Since the OP specified ROTS Palpatine, only sources from the first 3 movies, and TCW can be used in a VS thread with 3 EU characters?
Originally posted by Kadan
Sorry, I didn't notice that until now. True, very true I'l concede
Then why did you agree and concede when Emperordmb made the exact same argument about characters in a vs thread being in the same continuity?
I apologize for the double post, but I wasn't sure how to quote twice.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Depends. You are rather new and stubborn like I was when I joined SWF, so I can understand your confusion and desire for superiority.
I admit I am stubborn when it comes to my beliefs, I never actually give up. Unless my beliefs are proven to be wrong or I grow tired.
I don't have the novel on me right now (just moved), but here is a quote I managed to find from it. It's taken from Dooku's perspective:
"Now the scene below subtly altered, though to the physical eye there was no change. Powered by the dark side, Dooku's perception took the measure of those below him with exhilarating precision.
Kenobi was luminous, a transparent being, a window onto a sunlit meadow of the Force. Skywalker was a storm cloud, flickering with dangerous lightning, building the rotation that threatens a tornado.
And then there was Palpatine, of course: he was beyond power. He showed nothing of what might be within. Though seen with the eyes of the dark side itself, Palpatine was an event horizon. Beneath his entirely ordinary surface was absolute, perfect nothingness. Darkness beyond darkness. A black hole of the Force".
--Taken from Revenge of the Sith novelization
[QUOTE=14752097]Originally posted by Kalen Sykes
I don't have the novel on me right now (just moved), but here is a quote I managed to find from it. It's taken from Dooku's perspective:
"Now the scene below subtly altered, though to the physical eye there was no change. Powered by the dark side, Dooku's perception took the measure of those below him with exhilarating precision.
Kenobi was luminous, a transparent being, a window onto a sunlit meadow of the Force. Skywalker was a storm cloud, flickering with dangerous lightning, building the rotation that threatens a tornado.
And then there was Palpatine, of course: he was beyond power. He showed nothing of what might be within. Though seen with the eyes of the dark side itself, Palpatine was an event horizon. Beneath his entirely ordinary surface was absolute, perfect nothingness. Darkness beyond darkness. A black hole of the Force".
--Taken from Revenge of the Sith novelization [/QUOTE
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