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It's an image worth pondering for a moment. Maybe, when you cut past the instrumental and songwriting virtuosity, the funny voices and characters, what is left is a man alone in his recording studio for days at a time.
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It's an image worth pondering for a moment. Maybe, when you cut past the instrumental and songwriting virtuosity, the funny voices and characters, what is left is a man alone in his recording studio for days at a time.
Where the hell were you guys we when had this this and the other 40 duplicate threads that have been opened this week?? And for the life of me I fail to see why pressing that search button is so difficult for you lazy b*stards.
The names of the Sith Lords usually reflect their demeanor or something about them.
Darth Maul = Maul, he massacres people and things
Darth Sidious = Insidious, he is scheming, deceitful, with harmful intent, etc.
Darth Tyranus = Tyrant, Dooku is a corrupted wealthy nobleman with too much power and money
Darth Traya = Betrayal, she was betrayed by her Sith apprentices
Darth Nihilus = ..., some Latin or Greek word for 'nothing,' which is what he makes people with his powers...that or Nihilism...
Common sense says that Vader = Father in Dutch/German/Rexanese, because guess what? He was a father. Invader seems to...shallow.
I personally think "INvader" makes sense. "INsidious" makes sense for Sidious since the deffinition of "insidious" means shadowy or behind the scenes (which fits Sidious perfectly). INvader makes sense too-- think about it for just a moment...
Vader INvaded the Jedi temple as his first assignment. Then he INvaded the seperatist gathering on Mustafar. Afterwards we know he INvaded the Tantive IV in Episode IV... then Hoth in Episode V... and Bespin. He is deffinately an INvader.
This just makes sense considering the INsidious and Tyranus=Tyrant thing.
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Vader is a town in Washington state. Entemology-wise, the dictionary says "invade" is from Latin "invadere," from in- & "vadere" meaning "to go." Invade = to go in. It's an evil-sounding name and is close to father, no wonder Lucas chose it.