Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View (From a Certain Point of View #1)
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That was the most bitter irony of war: The greatest acts of love for your family were the ones that kept you apart from them.
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For the first time, he felt like he wasn’t just a passive observer of the story of his life. He was a participant.
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The droid’s trail passed not far from a place, the chieftain said, where an entire camp of Tuskens had been mysteriously massacred in the night, many cycles before.
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No place is barren of the Force, and they who are one with the Force can always find the possibility of life.
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Every person Obi-Wan ever truly loved—Anakin, Satine, Padmé, and Qui-Gon himself—came to a terrible end.
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As Obi-Wan will soon learn, the most beautiful form of mastery is the art of letting go.
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I may be a country girl who’s never been offplanet, but even I’m aware that when a Jedi walks up to you and says, “Here, have a baby,” it’s not going to end well.
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A Chadra-Fan, a Bith, a Sakiyan, an Abyssin, an Aqualish, a human, a Rodian, a Wookiee, another human, and a Muftak walk into a bar, all of them trying to rip one another off at best, and kill one another at worst, more or less.
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It ended now. Or it would never end.
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It would be a long night, she knew. She had lived long nights before. But in the morning, by whatever sun, she would get up and she would rebel.