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Topic	Annoyed how Disney promotes The Rise of Skywalker as the conclusion of Star Wars
sLaCkEr408___RJ 12/31/19 5:35:55 AM #31:	Gobstoppers12 posted... Oh. You're an Expanded Universe guy. That explains a lot. You can have it. The books still exist. I don't care for them, in general. So far I have read one star wars novel, only watched clone wars (2003), and have seen the christmas special recently out of curiosity. I've played a game or two. I bring up the EU out of respect to the hundreds of stories created throughout the decades. George Lucas respected them enough to make some plot elements canon where he see fit. He would take the EU into account when writing. Palpatine, Dathomir, etc came from the books. Disney disregarded the EU as potential adaptations, but still ended up using a lot of the same plot elements. <cite>sLaCkEr408___RJ posted [p:932273457] in Annoyed ho... [t:78294695]...</cite> <quote>Gobstoppers12 posted... </cite> <quote>Oh. You're an Expanded Universe guy. That explains a lot. You can have it. The books still exist. I don't care for them, in general.</quote>So far I have read one star wars novel, only watched clone wars (2003), and have seen the christmas special recently out of curiosity. I've played a game or two. I bring up the EU out of respect to the hundreds of stories created throughout the decades. George Lucas respected them enough to make some plot elements canon where he see fit. He would take the EU into account when writing. Palpatine, Dathomir, etc came from the books. Disney disregarded the EU as potential adaptations, but still ended up using a lot of the same plot elements. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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