Like the guy screaming that the controls were being manipulated? And don't give me the shit about him not looking at it. He can feel the direction of the controls with his fingers, lol.
Yeah, putting someone who probably wasn't even defending themselves in stasis also isn't domination.
The control panel? You mean the one the co-pilot said were at fault while the pilot was gripping and pulling them upwards? Riiiight. On the other hand, we have two quotes and the actual comic itself mentioning how the Force, in this case K'krukh's, is powerful enough to bring down a ship.
Also, didn't you advocate that K'kruhk did this not long ago? Why the sudden change?
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2. Faster than Obi-Wan? Based on what?
3. So if Ventress cushions it, what prevents Kenobi from taking the kill while she's concentrating?
4. How exactly is Ventress landing a cripling blow against Kenobi? She hasn't done it to inferior iterations (to my knowledge), and this is prime Kenobi. Not that Kenobi really needs to concentrate hard; a small break in the duel is enough.
3. Durge. One of them can charge up attacks or what not in relative safety whilst the other distracts Obi-Wan. Or alternately, they attack him together and keep him from "dominating" anybody.
4. Not seeing how a small break would be enough to give him the power to hurl Durge kilometres. And I'm not sure how your evidence disproves the notion of Ventress landing a crippling attack on Obi-Wan while he's distracted, as I was clearly saying.
1. You can choose to defend yourself and you're still put in Stasis.
2. What's wrong with the co-pilot saying it? Unless you think for some reason that he suffered a moment of sudden mental trauma, I'm not seeing why his speech wouldn't be considered an accurate representation of the author's message.
3. The Force can bring down a ship, but that doesn't mean it has to be done directly, lol.
4. You have to at least acknowledge that it's plausible, if not the more likely option.
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