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ST Dragon - May 30, 2005

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  mal Jun 6, 2005
IMHO, he's actually a cyborg, hence the organic looking eyes and the heart/lungs that Obi Wan ends up shooting him in.

At the end of the second series of Clone Wars (the animated series on Cartoon Network), you get to see when Palpatine is kidnaped by Grievous. None of the 'lesser' Jedi seem to be able to do anything to stop him and just before he escapes with the Chancellor, Mace Windu uses some sort of Force crush on Grievous' chest - hence the breathing difficulty and coughing.

 ST Dragon Jun 6, 2005
Actually I don't think that Anakin turned to the Dark side too quickly & it wasn't just his fear of losing his wife from a mere dream. Instead he had been evil & ambitious all along, as he stated to Obi-Wan in the end, he thought he was more powerful than the Emperor & he would soon kill him & take his place!

 schi0249 Jun 7, 2005
Plus, remember in Ep. 2, he slaughtered an entire village of Sand People. This included the children.

 ST Dragon Jun 7, 2005

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by mal@Sat, 2005-06-04 @ 11:49 AM



I sat down and watched them again before seeing Ep III*, and a lot of things made much more sense.



Like General Grievious and his coughing if nothing else...



*mind you, I watched Ep I and II as well, but then I'm a lost cause. 




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Exactly how does General's Grievious coughing make sense by watching the previous 2 episodes?

This character was introduced in a StarWars III book-novel, clone wars miniseries & some comics I think.

Also in the novelization of Episode 3:

In the opening battle between Grevious' forces and the Republic ships, in the novel there is a humorous part where a young Captain Needa "fresh out of the Republic academy" appears on Grevious' viewscreen and tells him in an arrogant young voice to "Stand down"/surrender. (For those that don't know, this is the guy Vader chokes in ESB and then utters the memorable line "Apoligy accepted, Captain Needa.)

 mal Jun 7, 2005
Here's the sequence of posts leading to your question. Let's see how your reading comprehension is:


  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by schi0249+Sun, 2005-06-05 @ 01:18 AM-->
QUOTE(schi0249 @ Sun, 2005-06-05 @ 01:18 AM)
Who here saw Clone Wars before watching Ep. 3? I feel it did make more sense knowing that material as well. I know some people who didn't see it and had questions.




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			Originally posted by mal@Sun, 2005-06-05 @ 02:49 AM



I sat down and watched them again before seeing Ep III*, and a lot of things made much more sense.



Like General Grievious and his coughing if nothing else...



*mind you, I watched Ep I and II as well, but then I'm a lost cause. 




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