Is Count Dooku a Virgin?

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|King Joker| Your Excellency

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
No, I take, everyone else, as a sane individual that realizes no hardship justifies wholesale slaughter. Anakin's mom dying didn't excuse him killing a bunch of women and children. Ventress' master dying doesn't excuse her genocide either.
You're disgusting!

Beniboybling Worst Member

But in Star Wars, no one is beyond redemption. 🙂

FreshestSlice Eternal Commander

Anakin saw too much hardship, and those younglings probably deserved it.
#Vaderdidnothingwrong

Emperordmb LSDMB

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
What draws me to the character is that he's not completely sure of his motives anymore, he knows he's doing terrible things, and he feels this very strongly internally. Dooku is among the few Sith who's resolve can be shaken, unlike totally gary sue characters(I.e Bane, Valkorion etc)

Clearly you didn't read POD then because Bane struggling with his morality, feeling very conflicted, and having his resolve shaken so much he loses his ability to draw upon the Force for a while is one of the biggest plot points in the book. But sure, Bane's just some bland gary sue character 👆

And aside from Dark Rendezvous, where else does Dooku give a single **** about his actions?

Nephthys The Gr8est!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
What draws me to the character is that he's not completely sure of his motives anymore, he knows he's doing terrible things, and he feels this very strongly internally. Dooku is among the few Sith who's resolve can be shaken, unlike totally gary sue characters(I.e Bane, Valkorion etc)

He tried to kill a baby.

RHaggis The Jammy Bastard

His dick probably shriveled up years ago. I doubt he got any hole before that happened.

Fated Xtasy Kami
Originally posted by Emperordmb
Clearly you didn't read POD then because Bane struggling with his morality, feeling very conflicted, and having his resolve shaken so much he loses his ability to draw upon the Force for a while is one of the biggest plot points in the book. But sure, Bane's just some bland gary sue character 👆

Which felt so flat it could have well been served as a pancake at Ihop and everyone would believe it was, indeed, a pancake.

And aside from Dark Rendezvous, where else does Dooku give a single **** about his actions?

TCW, LOE, ROTS, AOTC.

Now if you'll excuse me, I've other things to do.

Beniboybling Worst Member
Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Which felt so flat it could have well been served as a pancake at Ihop and everyone would believe it was, indeed, a pancake.
Emperordmb LSDMB

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Which felt so flat it could have well been served as a pancake at Ihop and everyone would believe it was, indeed, a pancake.

You're telling me Bane wasn't feeling legitimate moral conflict? The dude lost all of his power because of that struggle and you're telling me Bane's a Gary Sue because he never has struggles like that when he blatantly did.

Regardless of how well written that scene is, because that has absolutely nothing to do with the point you're making, what you're saying about Bane never having conflict or struggle like that is factually wrong.

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
TCW, LOE, ROTS, AOTC.

Not sure about LOE but in ROTS TCW and AOTC he seems like he couldn't give a less of a **** about his actions.

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Now if you'll excuse me, I've other things to do.

Or other people to do

Selenial I Choose Violence
Originally posted by Syndicate
I'm going to be honest here. The views expressed in this thread were pretty immature and honestly a little disgusting. I'm going to be off for a while.

Couldn't resist.

Syndicate Senior Member

Just curious Emp when did Bane actually struggle with his own morality in PoD?

Emperordmb LSDMB

Originally posted by Syndicate
Just curious Emp when did Bane actually struggle with his own morality in PoD?

After he killed Fohargh in cold blood and realized he was also responsible for his father's death.

Syndicate Senior Member

Ah, yes. Any other times?

Darth Abonis Senior Member

If you read Darth Vader and the Ghost Prison, one of the inmates was a female general of the CIS and "something more" to Dooku, so at least in legends he's not a virgin

Kurk Restricted

Originally posted by Darth Abonis
If you read Darth Vader and the Ghost Prison, one of the inmates was a female general of the CIS and "something more" to Dooku, so at least in legends he's not a virgin

Thanks for the clarification

EmperorSidious2 Master of Magic
Originally posted by ares834
I'm just baffled the dude has fans. I enjoy Christopher Lee and all, but Dooku is just a bore. Pretty much the only time I've enjoyed the character was in Yoda: Dark Rendezvous.

Dooku was awesome. His elegance and grace with his lightsaber dueling, his eloquent speech, the dude is cool. He Amy not be as popular as other characters, but he's still good. Especially in TCW.

EmperorSidious2 Master of Magic

Originally posted by Emperordmb
It just baffles me that people defend Dooku's morality so often when the dude is so evil. It's like, is the guy really so charismatic that people are willing to look beyond him being sadistic and committing genocide and killing countless innocents and shit like that to try and justify his morality?

For all of Maul's demonic appearance and Dooku's charisma, Dooku is actually more vile than Maul is tbh

This i can agree with.