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| Mara Jade Skywalker wrote: |
I agree completely. I noted how Traviss tried to mature the plot, as you said, and yet was unable to, as you said. It was so sad in its kiddie way. Not that there shouldn't be Star Wars kids books, but I don't remember this being advertised as such. I was simply hoping for an animated version of Star Wars, not a kid version. And I certainly hoped the book would be amazing in all ways that the movie may not be (haven't seen it, so don't really know about that yet). The only thing I really liked was the clones, and I suppose that's because Traviss pretty much owns that area, and can write really well there. I liked how we got to see what they were thinking when everyone was dying around them and how at times they just felt like, to borrow a term, cannon fodder.
So I'm not sure how to vote, because I did like the book, but not all that much. Guess I'll have to vote no. |
Yeah, I agree with you there. I also did like how she delved into the Hutts like she does with the Mandalorians, and how she had Palpatine's thoughts revealed. But apart from that, I didn't like it. (In other words, all I liked was KT's little bonuses).
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Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me.
-The Code of the Sith
In mourning . . . 
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