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Why is she dressed so sluty? I mean, the robe is standard wear, but why so short skirt or equivalent of the skirt? And the frontal part is more like cleavage then clothes.That's obviously what would have happened if Leia had been raised by Vader and Palpatine....
Aren't the bodies of Siths damaged or corrupted by the force to be ugly?
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Based on ROTS, apparently not; both Sidious's and Vader's disfigurement resulted from specific injuries received in battle with Jedi. Apparently, Sith just tend to place themselves in danger of serious scarring pretty regularly.Zixinus wrote:Aren't the bodies of Siths damaged or corrupted by the force to be ugly?
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Wasn't the reason the Emperor needed clone bodies because the corruptive energies of the force wrecked his health?
Also, I seem to recall Nightsisters being pretty darn hideous.
Also, I seem to recall Nightsisters being pretty darn hideous.
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The Emperor needed cloned bodies after his first resurrection, as his clone bodies were unable to handle the strain.CaptainChewbacca wrote:Wasn't the reason the Emperor needed clone bodies because the corruptive energies of the force wrecked his health?
Also, I seem to recall Nightsisters being pretty darn hideous.
This implies that his original body had built up a tolerance of it.
As for the nightsisters, they were untrained and unrefined, and the book was written before we found out the real cause of the Emperor's facial deformities. Like so much of the Post ROTJ Eu written before the prequel trilogy, it's cast into doubt.
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That mac one is worth a chuckle. Several, actually.
Vendetta wrote:Richard Gatling was a pioneer in US national healthcare. On discovering that most soldiers during the American Civil War were dying of disease rather than gunshots, he turned his mind to, rather than providing better sanitary conditions and medical care for troops, creating a machine to make sure they got shot faster.
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"...That is typical of a production that bursts with inventive detail. I love the idea that Edward Bennett's Laertes, having lectured Ophelia about her chastity, is shown to have a packet of condoms in his luggage. And the sense that this is a play about, among much else, ruptured families is confirmed when Stewart as the Ghost of Hamlet's father seeks, in the closet scene, tenderly to console Penny Downie's plausibly desolate Gertrude."
I must have mixed up the two CBC segments as one. I knew Tennant and Stewart were in a modernized version of Hamlet and I thought they said it was Hamlet 2.Stile wrote:Nope
"...That is typical of a production that bursts with inventive detail. I love the idea that Edward Bennett's Laertes, having lectured Ophelia about her chastity, is shown to have a packet of condoms in his luggage. And the sense that this is a play about, among much else, ruptured families is confirmed when Stewart as the Ghost of Hamlet's father seeks, in the closet scene, tenderly to console Penny Downie's plausibly desolate Gertrude."
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