I'm currently reading Eon and I'm enjoying it as well. Absolutely loved every page.Īgain, I would just like to express my deepest thanks for creating Rogue Planet. The relationship between Anakin and Obi-Wan is done perfectly and I really enjoyed it.
Ke Daiv was consumed by shame and atonement and was willing to do anything to repent leading to him working for an evil authority figure while Anakin was willing to do anything to save his wife which lead him to be manipulated by Palpatine. I loved how he foreshadowed Anakin's motivations for falling in Revenge of the Sith. Sienar's the master stroke, in a way - he's the declining Golden Age of the Republic, a genius who is devoted to quality work b and at the same time, he's also the corruption of the Republic that he despises - the cold, ambitious, elitist, cutthroat corporate overlord allying himself with the soulless Empire and losing his soul in the process.
Tarkin as the rising New Order of the Empire, hard and ruthless and xenophobic and ambitious. I love the parts with Seinar and Tarkin, perfectly captured both of them.
I would love to have seen more of her though. Why did she decide to leave the order and decided to serve the force? Was her decision influenced by finding out what happened to Vergere and the Vong? I interpreted it as Thracia seeing the incoming darkness and being unable to confront it and being too scared and selfish to warn the Jedi. Thracia was one of my favorites and her relationship with Windu (and the rest of the council) considering she had children was interesting. I've been a huge Star Wars fan since elementary school (I got into Star Wars through the Jedi Quest books and then watched the movies) and reading Rogue Planet has always blown me away. It's absolutely amazing, I'm sure I've read it a hundred times. I really wanted to thank you for writing Rogue Planet. Home News Books and Short Fiction Essays and Interviews Awards Archives Biography Obituaries and Tributes Contact Open Road Media ☰ Menu Discussion Board Archives July 2016-December 2020
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