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[90s Luke]

Cassandra needs Indiana-Jonesquisitor. Imagine the roleplaying.

 

"I'll raid your temple of love to seek your holy g-spot"

[Hanako Ikezawa]

What about Reborn Palpatine and Connor Jax?

 

What about the actual end to the galactic civil war?

 

I mean seriously ROTJ ended on a somewhat idiotic note.

 

Okay you blew up the second Death Star and removed a decent portion of Death Squadron including the Executor along with killing The Emperor and his would be successor.

 

You still have the entire Imperial High Command that wasn't present for that battle given that there were if i recall correctly; Three Grand Admirals present for that battle, one of which was one the death star when it went up, the other one was captured (the only one to be taken alive actually by the rebels in combat) after his Star Destroyer was disabled while providing cover for the rest of the Imperial fleet to withdrawal.

 

And the other escaped; Not to mention you had many notable figures which were not at Endor including the Grand Vizor, And so many other critical and important positions that remained filled for years, not to mention the Imperial Fleet was massive and only a fraction of it was destroyed there, also in the "Truce at Bakura" the fighting apparently went on for several hours even after the Death Star was destroyed which makes sense given that you still have a highly outnumbered rebel force against Death Squadron and other fleets.

I said characters, not events. Though your post reminded me of this: 

[Master Warder Z_]

Cassandra needs Indiana-Jonesquisitor. Imagine the roleplaying.

 

"I'll raid your temple of love to seek your holy g-spot"

 

[raging_monkey]

Cassandra needs Indiana-Jonesquisitor. Imagine the roleplaying.
 
"I'll raid your temple of love to seek your holy g-spot"

TO THE BUNK!!!*indiana jones theme playing*

[Master Warder Z_]

I said characters, not events. Though your post reminded me of this: 

 

The first two were characters

 

But the event mentioned was exceptionally important.

 

I mean that war raged from Yavin to Yaga minor and took nearly two decades.

 

Anywho quote time.

 

"Your a monster and you will die a monster grand admiral."

 

"Go ahead, Rebel—let's get it over with. Turn Grand Admiral Teshik to smoke. But remember what I saw and take heed of what I said. You'll be smoke, too, soon enough. For each of our wars is just one little piece of a greater war, one endless and incalculably larger."

―Teshik, to his Rebel captors after the Battle of Endor

[90s Luke]

I wonder, would Cassandra support the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire?

[Zu Long]

*weeps at the painful reminder that Disney gutted the Expanded Universe  *

 

*stops laughing over the burning corpse of the New Jedi Order books and hides his gas can behind him*

 

Everything up through the second set of Zhan books was okay, but I confess that generally I'm not sorry to see the rest of it die.

[HK-90210]

I wonder, would Cassandra support the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire?

 

She'd be a Jedi. Survived Order 66 and now leads a one-woman guerrilla war on some backwater planet where a young man/woman finds her and is trained to use the Force to- Headcanon forming.....18%.......26%........29%......32%......

[Master Warder Z_]

I wonder, would Cassandra support the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire?

 

Galactic Empire.

 

Likely an Officer in the Imperial Army.

 

I can see her among the regular grunts as easily as i can among the Inquisition.

 

Perhaps she would be force sensitive though and be among the ranks of the Elite of the imperial Military.

 

I can easily see her supporting galactic stability and order though, not fighting to subvert or weaken it; through the galaxy into chaos.

[90s Luke]

Galactic Empire.

 

Likely an Officer in the Imperial Army.

 

I can see her among the regular grunts as easily as i can among the Inquisition.

 

Perhaps she would be force sensitive though and be among the ranks of the Elite of the imperial Military.

 

I can easily see her supporting galactic stability and order though, not fighting to subvert or weaken it; through the galaxy into chaos.

 

I don't think she would support the pointless destruction of an entire planet and its billions of people, though....

[raging_monkey]

I just realized that despite my love of starwars.. the rebels are technicality terrorist with a noble goal. Am i a terrorist since i support their goals?... gotta stop drinking coffee XD

[Br3admax]

They aren't terrorist because they are actually at war and only attack military installations. Even if the rebels suck at it, this is honest warfare. 

[90s Luke]

I just realized that despite my love of starwars.. the rebels are technicality terrorist with a noble goal. Am i a terrorist since i support their goals?... gotta stop drinking coffee XD

 

The Death Star is the physical embodiment of terrorism.

[raging_monkey]

They aren't terrorist because they are actually at war and only attack military installations. Even if the rebels suck at it, this is honest warfare.

it just seems very guerilla like to me at times so i never saw it as a legit war imo

[Master Warder Z_]

and only attack military installations.

 

Eh...

 

They had a tendency to attack military installations near ridiculously high civil areas.

 

Such as their raid on Fondor when they caused incomplete star destroyers to impact the planet devastating thousands of square miles of it.

 

 

I don't think she would support the pointless destruction of an entire planet and its billions of people, though....

 

 

The Rebels in their praise of Bail Organa, say that "he worked diligently to prepare his people (Alderaan) for the coming struggle, convincing them to renounce ... pacifism ... turning the planet ... into a centre for Rebellion."

 

The Terrorists thus admit that Alderaan was a legitimate military target. Alderaan, according to Terrorist propaganda was both a planet of harmless pacifists and a centre of armed rebellion. They can't have it both ways.

[90s Luke]

The Rebels in their praise of Bail Organa, say that "he worked diligently to prepare his people (Alderaan) for the coming struggle, convincing them to renounce ... pacifism ... turning the planet ... into a centre for Rebellion."

 

The Terrorists thus admit that Alderaan was a legitimate military target. Alderaan, according to Terrorist propaganda was both a planet of harmless pacifists and a centre of armed rebellion. They can't have it both ways.

 

Still, destroying an entire planet to display one's power is wrong and unjust. I think Cassandra would agree. Based on her neutral/moderate position in the Mage-Templar War, she would probably support neither the Empire nor the Alliance. I mean, the Divine is the antithesis of the Emperor. Even if Cassandra would support the Emperor, his death would most likely lead to her forming an Inquisition-style organization.

[Br3admax]

Eh...

 

They had a tendency to attack military installations near ridiculously high civil areas.

 

Such as their raid on Fondor when they caused incomplete star destroyers to impact the planet devastating thousands of square miles of it.

That falls under the umbrella of open warfare, and as the military installation was the target, I see no problem in this. 

 

it just seems very guerilla like to me at times so i never saw it as a legit war imo

Guerilla warfare is legit warfare. Guerilla warfare is why the queen doesn't own half of America right now. :/ 

[Master Warder Z_]

Still, destroying an entire planet is unjust. 

 

Truly?

 

You should have a chat with the Alliance then.

 

One word.

 

Byss.

[90s Luke]

Truly?

 

You should have a chat with the Alliance then.

 

One word.

 

Byss.

 

 I already said that she would support NEITHER group.

[raging_monkey]

That falls under the umbrella of open warfare, and as the military installation was the target, I see no problem in this. 
 

Guerilla warfare is legit warfare. Guerilla warfare is why the queen doesn't own half of America right now. :/

hmm i can believe that

[Master Warder Z_]

That falls under the umbrella of open warfare, and as the military installation was the target, I see no problem in this. 

 

Truly? The Orbital Facilities being destroyed despite it resulting in a massive death count to the civil population? 

 

Question: Do you see no problem with the fire bombing of Dresden?

 

I question this; because if you tout the notion of them inflicting no harm to non military targets, then its a load.

 

Their body count might not be as high as the Empire's but it isn't for lack of trying.

[Master Warder Z_]

 I already said that she would support NEITHER group.

 

After you put in destroying a planet was "unjust" like it was just the Empire that was guilty of destroying a populated world.

 

That said; i don't believe that, she doesn't strike me as the type to just sit out a war that is effecting galactic stability.

[Br3admax]

What does that have to do with my point? Whether it is just or not is irrelevant. Terrorist attack civilians and military alike. An act of war that has civilian casualties is not the same. As for why America did what you brought up, I won't get into it. Had enough of that in German class. I already know that it had no point and is not a part of honest warfare. I never argued otherwise. 

[Master Warder Z_]

An act of war that has civilian casualties is not the same.

 

The difference being what exactly?

 

Note for a state of war to exist; according to civil war logic anyway, you need to have the Rebel Alliance recognized by a third party, they were not at the time.

 

They were endorsed by the Hapes after Endor, but this was years prior to that.

 

So basically i view it as a terrorist action, well equipped terrorists, but terrorists.

[90s Luke]

After you put in destroying a planet was "unjust" like it was just the Empire that was guilty of destroying a populated world.

 

That said; i don't believe that, she doesn't strike me as the type to just sit out a war that is effecting galactic stability.

 

I had to refresh my memory. It seems that the destruction of Byss was accidental and caused by R2-D2 (during the New Republic years, no less).

 

With the Empire's own weapon!

 

At any rate, I think Cassandra would find a third (non-radical) option in the absence of a moderate authority figure.