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| Qui-Gonns funeral we are all paying our respect to a fallen Jedi then the words come out of Yoda's mouth "Always two there are, a Master and apprentice" Right here is my problem, Yoda is near 900 years old, a hundred years shy of when the Sith were supposedly wiped out from the Galaxy. Yet we know Darth Bane created the Rule of two and only him and Darth Zannah were about. In Rule of two the Jedi think they killed the last two when we know it was a decoy. In Dynasty of Evil there are no Jedi's involved in the story. So with the Sith all dead at Ruusan then they "find" the last Sith, kill them and the galaxy saved. But when did the Jedi find out about the rule of two? that what bugs me. Help me please. |
If IIRC it was due to something with Zannah's apprentices. One of them leaves the order but continues in a sense the rule of two- and they get found out. But I don't think that was anything more then a Hadalgo or Pena article. But somewhere this was addressed to a degree.
Perhaps it was Darth Millinuem (sp) _________________
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