Star Wars: Kenobi
A Western about a man who cannot help himself.
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26 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
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A Western about a man who cannot help himself.
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Luke's mother in every sense the films have room to show.
Forty years at the Hutt’s ear, one year on the Hutt’s throne, and about four seconds after that.
Luke’s best friend, cut from the film, partly restored in 1997, and dead in ninety seconds either way.
Bought a woman out of slavery, married her, and lost a leg trying to get her back.
A sheriff in borrowed Mandalorian armour, holding one town together on a planet with no government.
A promising surgeon who became a butcher, and announced his own rap sheet to a farm boy in a bar.
The droid overseer in Jabba’s basement, running a torture chamber for machines.
Left for dead in the Dune Sea, rebuilt with cybernetics, and promoted to the second most dangerous person on Tatooine.
Ran the best cantina in Mos Espa, paid her tribute, and was killed anyway.
Two minutes of screen time and thirty years of argument about who shot first.
The debt at the centre of the original trilogy, sitting in a palace on a desert world.
Signed his band to Jabba the Hutt for unlimited food and no money, which he considered a good deal.
The elected mayor, working for the spice cartel the whole time.
The Order’s most dutiful son, which is exactly the problem the books keep poking at.
The man who kept Luke on the farm, and was right to try.
Runs Docking Bay 3-5 and asks no questions she is not paid to ask.
Picked a fight in the Mos Eisley cantina and lost an arm inside four seconds.
The droid Luke almost bought. Its motivator blows, and the galaxy changes.
The laugh in Jabba’s throne room, tolerated because the boss finds him funny.
The best podracer on Tatooine, entirely because he cheats and no one has managed to prove it.
The saga begins with a woman letting her son go, and the whole tragedy runs off that one decision.
Lead vocalist in Jabba’s house band, and in The Clone Wars a rather more dangerous proposition.
A barefoot Tatooine orphan the Yuuzhan Vong tried to overwrite with someone else, and half succeeded.
Took a Guild-entry bounty far above his level and briefly, disastrously, succeeded.
Owned a nine-year-old boy and his mother, and is remembered mainly for being immune to a hand gesture.