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This book has been very unique thus far. The Jedi face an even more deadly opponent than the Sith. They face Urban blight and decay. The Jedi help the people of Kwenn, not by fighting stormtroopers, but by helping a group of truckers who lost their jobs to droids. They save a beached whale. They help poor kids get food. They help an old woman clean her house.

And it takes the entire Jedi council just to make a small difference on Kwenn, it shows what a bad state the galaxy is heading towards, as the Jedi are so stretched thin and you know that eventually the decay will be too much for them to handle.

Im reading Greater Good and I just got to this. What does this mean in the context of canon, that 5000 years ago the Chiss went into "Lesser Space" and brought back some artifacts? That time period is not really defined in canon from my limited understanding.

From an EU timeline perspective, it would mean they went into the galaxy during the TotJ period, and brought back Sith artifacts, Is that what they are implying happened? Was the Starflash a super weapon, similar to what Naga Sadow used during the Great Hyperspace War?

Also, it seemed a great merciless invasion came into the Unknown regions centuries after that. Im not sure what that means in the context of canon. But that time period coincides with the SWTOR time period in EU, does this mean Vitiates Sith Empire attacked the Ascendancy?

Im just wondering what these references mean in the context of Canon. And if I am headcanoning in too much EU stuff.

Could the Republic have used full spectrum jamming like Thrawn ended up doing against the Trade federation attack force? And then relying on the skills of their sentient pilots to mop up the droid ships like Thrawn did? It seemed to be quite an effective strategy as Thrawn easily took out a Trade federation attack force with it.

In Outbound Flight, Mace Windu wanted Obi Wan and Anakin aboard OBF to keep an eye on Jorus C'Baoth. Obi Wan is reluctant to let Anakin know about this because Anakin likes and respects C'Baoth a lot, and would be opposed to spying on him. Anakin also would later be reluctant to spying on Palpatine when asked to do so in RotS.

Also, I find it interesting with both C'Baoth and Palpatine that Anakin develops such high esteem and respect for strong people with darker natures.

I finished the TPM novel and I found Quigons mulling over the Living Force and Unifying Force to be interesting! He was comparing the two a few times. Obi Wan who used the unifying Force like much of the council, viewed the larger picture and didnt like distractions or side projects. He was uninterested in bringing on Jar Jar and Anakin, while Qui Gon who acts more intuitively, did go ahead and bring them on, which led to them winning the battle of Naboo. Though of course, this leads to other repercussions later down the line.

Is there one path which is more correct? Which Jedi later on down the line do you think embodies the Unifying Force and Living Force? Are there any who use both?

Is Catwoman correct that Nightwing is more fluid as faster than Batman? This is from when Catwoman came up to Bludhaven to steal something, then Nightwing and Catwoman worked together to take down some other thieves who came to steal it.

I, like many here, love the Bane Trilogy. I am on the TPM novel now and I notice there are some discrepancies in the origin story of Bane.

In TPM novel it is said he hid out while the Sith were fighting and destroying each other, but in the Bane trilogy the Sith were more united than ever(which Bane had a problem with), and he engineered their destruction by manipulating Kaan to use the Thought Bomb.

In TPM novel it is said, he worked on his own for a while after that until he got old and took on an apprentice when he got old, but in Bane trilogy he took on Rain/Zannah pretty much immediately after the Thought Bomb.

Also in TPM novel it is said the apprentice was male, but in Bane trilogy, the apprentice is a female, Rain/Zannah.

Was there a reason for these changes by Drew? Just wondering. Loved both the TPM novel and Bane trilogy.

Got to the part of TPM where they address Bane and the origins of the Sith, which is quite different from the Sith origins in the EU, especially in terms of timeline. In the book they say the Sith began ~2000 years BBY.

My questions are, were they originally going to make the continuity of TPM disconnected from the prior established EU Sith lore including TotJ?

Next, when KOTOR, swtor, Bane trilogy were written, they must have been given the green light to reincorporate TotJ and the existing Sith lore again. Were there ever thoughts to get away from that and go with the new timeline/ lore from TPM instead?

Acts of War before Phantom Menace, Mace led a team of Jedi against the Yinchorri. They were in unarmed ships and were about to get destroyed but got saved in the end by "the navy". But how could this be, the Republic did not have a navy to my understanding. Hence why the Trade federation was allowed to militarize and defend their own trade routes from pirates.

Nightwing seems to love, trust, and respect Superman a lot, even more than Batman. He's not rude to Superman, he is happy and appreciative to have Superman come over and help in Bludhaven. He is not constantly taking advantage of Supermans kindness and being disrespectful and aggressive to him. I love seeing the two of them together.

Is he having a hard time sleeping? I dont have music or TV on. He often sleeps with his eyes open a tiny slit. He also closes it fully at times too. Is thus normal?

Ive been reading some No Man's Land and there was a little line about how Azrael didnt work out as Batman(clearly) but also that Dick Grayson wasnt quite right either. What was wrong with Dick Grayson as Batman? What did Bruce think?

Ive been reading some comics lately and it seems Lois can kick some serious ass! Just read a Birds of Prey issue where Lois is taking on multiple gangsters and winning while quipping with Canary. I didnt realize Lois can fight and defeat multiple men whom are much bigger and stronger than she is.

So how good of a fighter is she? Is she like Barbara Gordon? Stephanie Brown? Helena?

The girl in the data file who hated being on the base and tried to fake fail a test to get off, but then got caught. Do you know if she was ever able to get off of there?

What did Diana mean by "I'm ready"?

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Did she mean she was ready to move on with her life despite being separated from Hugh?

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Or that she was ready to fight Delphi for what they did?

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Or that she was ready to try to get back to the moon to find Hugh (whom she does not know is alive)?

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