From a Certain Point of View (Star Wars)

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One of the standout stories is definitely "The Veteran," as it provides us with an update on Dexter Jettster. I honestly never thought about how he might feel guilty about unintentionally contributing to the Clone Wars being started. This story touches upon how complicated war is. Dex is cynical, but is also challenged to believe in hope.

The Movie Trilogy Sourcebook · Trilogy Sourcebook, Special Edition · 20th Anniversary Commemorative Magazine · Complete Trilogy Scrapbook · Best of Star Wars · The Visual Dictionary ( Complete, New Edition) · Incredible Cross-Sections ( Complete) · Who's Who · Complete Vehicles · In 100 Scenes · 100 Defining Moments · Best of Insider And There Was Much Rejoicing: "Duty Roster" and "Grounded" show that the people at Base One erupted into applause when the Death Star is destroyed. Read-Along Storybook and CD · Golden Book · The Film Novel (French) · Beware the Power of the Dark Side! There's a reason that "show, don't tell" is one of the most basic pieces of writing advice. Show, and the audience becomes mentally and emotionally engaged. They experience the story on a deep, personal level, and they develop a fully realized, three-dimensional understanding of the tale and its characters. Tell, and the audience remains passive and experiences a story from one perspective alone — the author's.

The Buy-In - Despite how I didn't like the series I loved seeing these characters again, a little prequel. It was fun Celebrate the lasting impact of Return of the Jedi with this exciting reimagining of the timeless Star Wars film featuring new perspectives from forty contributors. Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Kabe is revealed to speak like this, if you can understand her squeaks. It goes well with her little-con-artist personality. Heel–Face Turn: "By Whatever Sun" mentions that a lot of Imperial defectors started pouring into the Rebellion after the revelation of the Death Star. Other stories see Imperials become rather disaffected by what they've witnessed and experienced.

The Max Rebo-starring “Fancy Man” story by Phil Szostak is downright hilarious, and Saladin Ahmed’s tale about the rancor’s caretaker is surprisingly sad. Tara Sim’s Boba Fett story sees the infamous bounty hunter reflect on all the things that happened to him during the War of the Bounty Hunters comic series. Green Leader. The Sarlacc. A Rebell historian. The rancor keeper. Sy Snootles. All of these characters and more get their own brand-new stories in Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi.From a Certain Point of View is a collection of 40 stories written by 43 authors. [5] The stories, their authors, and their main characters are as follows: Overall, the anthology is an exceptional ending to the trilogy of From a Certain Point of View stories. It’s also full of new beginnings for beloved characters and the galaxy as a whole. Bail Organa has this reaction when he sees the Death Star in orbit over Alderaan and realizes exactly what is about to happen. Jerjerrod is relatable! He is a physical person, needing physical schematics and being hands-on with the work. I like how he takes Vader’s words and makes them work for what the Emperor wants.