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[bjornwilde]

Another SW book I finished recently but I don't think I every talked about here was Dooku: Jedi Lost. For once a book that didn't seem steeped in nostolgia! Maybe because ti wasn't hype or promotional material for Rise of Skywalker?

Anyway, it was okay. I never really had much interest in Dooku or his motivation, but it does go into those and his fall if you are curious. What I really loved about this book was Asajj's parts. She actually has conversations with her old master through out the whole book, though it is unclear if it's his actual ghost or a Force vision, or just a fabrication of her own mind. It was very interesting and I would have loved the whole book to be about that, imho.

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[ceitfianna]

I actually picked up that book to look at yesterday and it was intriguing. Did you listen to it or read it? Since I know it was first created as almost like a radio play and only now is in book form.

[bjornwilde]

That one was a listen. It wasn't bad, I just found the mental state Asajj was in to be more interesting than the Dooku story. I think it serves to not only show Dooku's steps away from the Jedi Order, but Asajj's determined fall from Ky Narec's teachings.