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** An odd case appears in Pablo Hidalgo's story where he doesn't bring in a character from ''Legends,'' but rather dialogue taken directly from the [[Radio/StarWarsRadioDramas]]; specifically, he included the conversation between Motti and Tarkin talking about the extent of Tarkin's command of the Death Star.
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** An odd case appears in Pablo Hidalgo's story where he doesn't bring in a character from ''Legends,'' but rather dialogue taken directly from the [[Radio/StarWarsRadioDramas]]; Radio/StarWarsRadioDramas that aired in the 70's; specifically, he included the conversation between Motti and Tarkin talking about the extent of Tarkin's command of the Death Star.
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** A'Yark, who was a character in the ''Legends'' novel ''Literature/Kenobi'' by John Jackson Miller, appears in the short story "Rites", also written by Miller.
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* AdultFear: Bail and Breha die not knowing if Leia survived the capture of the ''Tantive IV''.
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* "Grounded", by Greg Rucka (''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills''): Taking place from the perspective of Nera Kase, an Alderaanian who was off-world when her home was destroyed by the Death Star.
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** "Eclipse" is a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Literature/LeiaPrincessOfAlderaan'', due to its focus on Breha and Bail in regards to Alderaan and Leia, also featuring an appearance from Toovee.
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** "Eclipse" is a SpiritualSuccessor {{sequel}} of sorts to ''Literature/LeiaPrincessOfAlderaan'', due to its focus on Breha and Bail in regards to Alderaan and Leia, also featuring an appearance from Toovee.Toovee.
** "By Whatever Sun" is also a {{sequel}} of sorts to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'', as it centers around Miara and somewhat elves into what she's been doing since the ending of ''Ahsoka''. It is mentioned that sometime after the events of ''Ahsoka'', Miara was given her first classified mission from Ahsoka via Fulcrum transmission.
** "By Whatever Sun" is also a {{sequel}} of sorts to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'', as it centers around Miara and somewhat elves into what she's been doing since the ending of ''Ahsoka''. It is mentioned that sometime after the events of ''Ahsoka'', Miara was given her first classified mission from Ahsoka via Fulcrum transmission.
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* KidHeroAllGrownUp: One of the chapters centers around Miara Larte, who was 14 when she was introduced in ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' and is now 32.
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* KidHeroAllGrownUp: One of the chapters centers around Miara Larte, who was 14 when she was introduced in ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' ''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'' and is now 32.
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* CerebusRetcon: The red droid that blew up before R2 was bought was just another comedic moment. "The Red One" shows the events from his perspective. He's sad, lonely, and dying, desperate to be sold and find some purpose in his last years under a new master. As such, the scene changes from something akin to a used car breaking down to an old, lost pet dying [[ShootTheShaggyDog just out of reach of a new home]].
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* CerebusRetcon: CerebusRetcon:
** The red droid that blew up before R2 was bought was just another comedic moment. "The Red One" shows the events from his perspective. He's sad, lonely, and dying, desperate to be sold and find some purpose in his last years under a new master. As such, the scene changes from something akin to a used car breaking down to an old, lost pet dying [[ShootTheShaggyDog just out of reach of a newhome]].home]].
** The bartender wanted Artoo and Threepio to get out of his cantina not because of the simple reason that they can't order anything from him and/or he just flatout hates droids for no reason, but because he has a DarkAndTroubledPast regarding droids during the Clone Wars.
** The red droid that blew up before R2 was bought was just another comedic moment. "The Red One" shows the events from his perspective. He's sad, lonely, and dying, desperate to be sold and find some purpose in his last years under a new master. As such, the scene changes from something akin to a used car breaking down to an old, lost pet dying [[ShootTheShaggyDog just out of reach of a new
** The bartender wanted Artoo and Threepio to get out of his cantina not because of the simple reason that they can't order anything from him and/or he just flatout hates droids for no reason, but because he has a DarkAndTroubledPast regarding droids during the Clone Wars.
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** "Eclipse" is a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Literature/LeiaPrincessOfAlderaan'', due to its focus on Breha and Bail in regards to Alderaan and Leia, also featuring an appearance from Toovee.
** "Eclipse" is a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Literature/LeiaPrincessOfAlderaan'', due to its focus on Breha and Bail in regards to Alderaan and Leia, also featuring an appearance from Toovee.
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** Chief Kase recalls how [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Wedge was a former Imperial TIE pilot and that General Syndulla]] had to vouch for him when this information was met with suspicion.
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** Not the character, but Wes Janson was out sick during the Death Star crisis, just like in ''Legends''.
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* DoAndroidsDream: The fact that R5 has a bad feeling when R2 says the galaxy is doomed brings up the possibility that droids can be Force-sensitive, previously dismissed as impossible by all other characters in the franchise. It also seems to be a MythologyGag-type nod towards how R5 was a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Jedi droid]] in ''[[WhatIf Infinities]]''.
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* DoAndroidsDream: The fact that R5 has a bad feeling when R2 says the galaxy is doomed brings up the possibility that droids can be Force-sensitive, previously dismissed as impossible by all other characters in the franchise. It also seems to be a MythologyGag-type nod towards how R5 was a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Jedi droid]] in ''[[WhatIf Infinities]]''. That, or R5 just feels a little worried.
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* DoAndroidsDream: The fact that R5 has a bad feeling when R2 says the galaxy is doomed brings up the possibility that droids can be Force-sensitive, previously dismissed as impossible within the franchise.
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* DoAndroidsDream: The fact that R5 has a bad feeling when R2 says the galaxy is doomed brings up the possibility that droids can be Force-sensitive, previously dismissed as impossible within by all other characters in the franchise.
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* HiddenDepths: Turns out Admiral Motti, the guy who Vader choked for dismissing the Force, is actually religious himself and depending on how you interpret it might actually believe in the Force. He just objects to having someone else literally shove their religious beliefs down his throat at a military meeting. He's also got a snarky streak, as he notes that if Vader has such faith in the ability of the Force, then he can destroy the planet himself.
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* HiddenDepths: Turns out Admiral Motti, the guy who Vader choked for dismissing the Force, is actually religious himself and depending on how you interpret it might actually believe of a different sect that also believes in the Force. He just objects to having someone else literally shove their religious beliefs down his throat at a military meeting. He's also got a snarky streak, as he notes that if Vader has such faith in the ability of the Force, then he can destroy the planet himself.
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* AMillionIsAStatistic: Tarkin refers to the events of Scarif and Alderaan as purifying an infection.
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* MyGreatestFailure: Qui-Gon sees asking Obi-Wan to mentor Anakin as this, as training Anakin would have been a challenge even for best of Jedi and Obi-Wan was barely more than a Padawan himself. He apologizes to Obi-Wan for more or less forcing him into it by making it his dying wish.
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* ShaggyDogStory: A particularly brutal one with R5, the red droid that Owen bought before R2. R5 knows that he's on his last legs and if he isn't sold to Owen he'll be decommissioned and torn up for scrap, and seeing the much more advanced R2 join the crawl dashes his hopes entirely. When Owen chooses him against all odds, he's overwhelmed with joy and promises to be the best droid he can be, but the excitement is too much for him and he overheats.
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* KidHeroAllGrownUp: One of the chapters centers around Miara Larte, who was 14 when she was introduced in ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' and is now 32.
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* BaitAndSwitch: "Whills" sounds like it's going to be important, but is actually just a comedic LeaningOnTheFourthWall. The fact that the author to the ''Literature/OrigamiYoda'' series was going to write it should've tipped you off.
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* CerebusRetcon: The red droid that blew up before R2 was bought was just another comedic moment. "The Red One" shows the events from his perspective. He's sad, lonely, and dying, desperate to be sold and find some purpose in his last years under a new master. As such, the scene changes from something akin to a used car breaking down to an old, lost pet dying [[ShootTheShaggyDog just out of reach of a new home]].
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* FemaleMonsterSurprise: The dianoga is revealed to be female, unlike in ''Legends'' where it wasn't even clear if dianogas had genders.
* MysteriousAnimalSenses: Omi (the dianoga) seems to have a small, unconscious connection to the Force, sensing that [[spoiler:she will not die today, implying she escaped the Death Star before it exploded.]]
* MysteriousAnimalSenses: Omi (the dianoga) seems to have a small, unconscious connection to the Force, sensing that [[spoiler:she will not die today, implying she escaped the Death Star before it exploded.]]
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* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Yoda is worried about training Luke [[spoiler:which is why he initially wanted to train Leia]] because he believes Luke is temperamental like Anakin and Leia is patient like Padme. Of course, we know that it's really the other way around...
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* "The Bucket", by Christie Golden (''Literature/DarkDisciple'', ''Literature/InfernoSquad''): Taking place from the perspective of the Stormtrooper that catches Leia during the boarding of the ''Tantive IV''.
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* "The Bucket", by Christie Golden (''Literature/DarkDisciple'', ''Literature/InfernoSquad''): Taking place from the perspective of the Stormtrooper stormtrooper that catches Leia during the boarding of the ''Tantive IV''.
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* NoodleIncident: Yoda had, 'an encounter' that cost him his pot.
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* TheChosenZero: [[spoiler:Yoda was actually looking forward to training ''Leia'', not Luke, having dismissed him as unfit to be a Jedi long ago. He's quite disgruntled when Obi-Wan tells him it has to be Luke.]]
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* TheChosenZero: [[spoiler:Yoda was actually looking forward to training ''Leia'', not Luke, having dismissed him as unfit to be a Jedi long ago. He's quite disgruntled when Obi-Wan tells him it has to be Luke.]]]]
* WhamLine: One that really throws canon into a tizzy and flips an ancient question of the fandom.
--> '''Obi-Wan''': "I want you to train young Skywalker."
--> '''Yoda''': "Yes."
--> '''Obi-Wan''':"You agree so quickly."
--> '''Yoda''': "Long have I wanted to train [[spoiler:her]]."
* WhamLine: One that really throws canon into a tizzy and flips an ancient question of the fandom.
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--> '''Yoda''': "Yes."
--> '''Obi-Wan''':"You agree so quickly."
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* TheChosenZero: [[spoiler:Yoda was actually looking forward to training ''Leia'', not Luke, naming all the qualities that would make Luke unfit to be a Jedi. When Obi-Wan tells him it has to be Luke, he's not happy.]]
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* TheChosenZero: [[spoiler:Yoda was actually looking forward to training ''Leia'', not Luke, naming all the qualities that would make Luke unfit to be a Jedi. When Obi-Wan tells him it has to be Luke, he's not happy.]]
* TheChosenZero: [[spoiler:Yoda was actually looking forward to training ''Leia'', not Luke, naming all the qualities that would make Luke unfit to be a Jedi. When Obi-Wan tells him it has to be Luke, he's not happy.]]
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* "Desert Son", by Pierce Brown: Taking place from the perspective of Biggs as he reunited with Luke again on Yavin 4.
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''From A Certain Point of View'' is a collection of short stories from the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise, with forty different stories written by forty different authors from the perspective of numerous characters during the events of ''Film/ANewHope''.
Stories include:
* "Raymus", by Gary Whitta (''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]'', ''Film/RogueOne''): Taking place from the perspective of Captain Raymus Antilles, we are treated to what happened aboard the ''Tantive IV'' after [[Film/RogueOne fleeing Scarif]] and prior to [[Film/ANewHope being boarded by Vader]].
* "The Bucket", by Christie Golden (''Literature/DarkDisciple'', ''Literature/InfernoSquad''): Taking place from the perspective of the Stormtrooper that catches Leia during the boarding of the ''Tantive IV''.
* "Reirin", by Sabaa Tahir: Taking place from the perspective of a young Tusken raider named Reirin.
* "Rites", by John Jackson Miller (''Literature/ANewDawn''): Taking place from the perspective of the Tusken raiders during a rite of passage.
* "Born in the Storm", by Daniel Jose Older:
* "Stories in the Sand", by Griffin [=McElroy=]: Taking place from the perspective of a Jawa named Jot.
* "The Red One", by Rae Carson (''Literature/CantoBight''): Taking place from the perspective of Red, the astromech droid that Luke and Uncle Owen initial purchase from the Jawas before purchasing Artoo.
* "We Don't Serve Their Kind Here", by Chuck Wendig (''[[Literature/StarWarsTheAftermathTrilogy The Aftermath Trilogy]]''): Taking place from the perspective of the bartender at the Cantina on what seems to be an ordinary day.
* "The Kloo Horn Cantina Caper", by Kelly Sue [=DeConnick=] and Matt Fraction:
* "You Owe Me a Ride", by Zoraida Cordova: Taking place from the Tonnika sisters, a pair of con artists hanging out at the Cantina.
* "The Secrets of Long Snoot", by Delilah S. Dawson (''[[Literature/StarWarsPhasma Phasma]]''): Taking place from the perspective of Imperial spy Garindan as he reports the whereabouts of Luke, Ben, and the droids to the Empire.
* "End of Watch", by Adam Christopher:
* "Fully Operational", by Beth Revis (''Literature/RebelRising''): Taking place from the perspective of a Death Star technician as the weapon is about to fire.
* "Eclipse", by Madeleine Roux: Taking place from the perspective of Queen Breha Organa awaiting for Leia's return home shortly before the destruction of Alderaan.
* "Verge of Greatness", by Lucasfilm Story Group member Pablo Hidalgo: Taking place from the perspective of Grand Moff Tarkin as the Death Star fires at full capacity at Alderaan.
* "Grounded", by Greg Rucka (''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills''): Taking place from the perspective of Nera Kase, an Alderaanian who was off-world when her home was destroyed by the Death Star.
* "Contingency Plan', by Alexander Freed (''Literature/BattlefrontTwilightCompany''): Taking place from the perspective of Mon Mothma as she receives news of Alderaan's destruction.
* "The Baptist", by Nnedi Okorafor: Taking place from the perspective of the dianoga as it comes across our heroes.
* "Laina", by Creator/WilWheaton: Taking place from the perspective of Ryland, a watchtower rebel on Yavin 4, during an eventful day in the Galactic Civil War.
* "Sparks", by Paul S. Kemp (''Literature/LordsOfTheSith''): Taking place from the perspective of Gold Squadron.
* "Duty Roster", by Jason Fry (''Literature/ServantsOfTheEmpire''): Taking place from the perspective of Wedge Antilles.
* "Of MSE-6 and Men", by Glen Weldon: Taking place from the perspective of G7, a mouse droid stationed on the Death Star.
* "Time of Death", by Cavan Scott (''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace''): Taking place from the perspective of Obi-Wan after he is struck down by Darth Vader, detailing his shock at becoming a Force Ghost.
* "Whills", by Tom Angleberger (''Literature/OrigamiYoda''): The anthology concludes with a unknown character beginning to perform the sacred task of writing down the events of the film in the Journal of Whills.
* "The Angle", by Charles Soule (''[[ComicBook/StarWarsLando Lando]]'', ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsObiWanAndAnakin Obi-Wan & Anakin]]'', ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsPoeDameron Poe Dameron]]''): Taking place from the perspective of Lando during another one of his gambling sessions.
* "By Whatever Sun", by E.K. Johnson (''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'') and Creator/AshleyEckstein: Taking place from the perspective of Miara Larte during her time on Tatooine.
* "The Trigger", by Kieron Gillen (''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader Darth Vader]]'', ''ComicBook/DoctorAphra''): Taking place from the perspective of Doctor Aphra.
* "Added Muscle", by Paul Dini: Taking place from the perspective of Boba Fett.
It is to be released on October 3rd, 2017.
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Stories include:
* "Raymus", by Gary Whitta (''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels Rebels]]'', ''Film/RogueOne''): Taking place from the perspective of Captain Raymus Antilles, we are treated to what happened aboard the ''Tantive IV'' after [[Film/RogueOne fleeing Scarif]] and prior to [[Film/ANewHope being boarded by Vader]].
* "The Bucket", by Christie Golden (''Literature/DarkDisciple'', ''Literature/InfernoSquad''): Taking place from the perspective of the Stormtrooper that catches Leia during the boarding of the ''Tantive IV''.
* "Reirin", by Sabaa Tahir: Taking place from the perspective of a young Tusken raider named Reirin.
* "Rites", by John Jackson Miller (''Literature/ANewDawn''): Taking place from the perspective of the Tusken raiders during a rite of passage.
* "Born in the Storm", by Daniel Jose Older:
* "Stories in the Sand", by Griffin [=McElroy=]: Taking place from the perspective of a Jawa named Jot.
* "The Red One", by Rae Carson (''Literature/CantoBight''): Taking place from the perspective of Red, the astromech droid that Luke and Uncle Owen initial purchase from the Jawas before purchasing Artoo.
* "We Don't Serve Their Kind Here", by Chuck Wendig (''[[Literature/StarWarsTheAftermathTrilogy The Aftermath Trilogy]]''): Taking place from the perspective of the bartender at the Cantina on what seems to be an ordinary day.
* "The Kloo Horn Cantina Caper", by Kelly Sue [=DeConnick=] and Matt Fraction:
* "You Owe Me a Ride", by Zoraida Cordova: Taking place from the Tonnika sisters, a pair of con artists hanging out at the Cantina.
* "The Secrets of Long Snoot", by Delilah S. Dawson (''[[Literature/StarWarsPhasma Phasma]]''): Taking place from the perspective of Imperial spy Garindan as he reports the whereabouts of Luke, Ben, and the droids to the Empire.
* "End of Watch", by Adam Christopher:
* "Fully Operational", by Beth Revis (''Literature/RebelRising''): Taking place from the perspective of a Death Star technician as the weapon is about to fire.
* "Eclipse", by Madeleine Roux: Taking place from the perspective of Queen Breha Organa awaiting for Leia's return home shortly before the destruction of Alderaan.
* "Verge of Greatness", by Lucasfilm Story Group member Pablo Hidalgo: Taking place from the perspective of Grand Moff Tarkin as the Death Star fires at full capacity at Alderaan.
* "Grounded", by Greg Rucka (''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills''): Taking place from the perspective of Nera Kase, an Alderaanian who was off-world when her home was destroyed by the Death Star.
* "Contingency Plan', by Alexander Freed (''Literature/BattlefrontTwilightCompany''): Taking place from the perspective of Mon Mothma as she receives news of Alderaan's destruction.
* "The Baptist", by Nnedi Okorafor: Taking place from the perspective of the dianoga as it comes across our heroes.
* "Laina", by Creator/WilWheaton: Taking place from the perspective of Ryland, a watchtower rebel on Yavin 4, during an eventful day in the Galactic Civil War.
* "Sparks", by Paul S. Kemp (''Literature/LordsOfTheSith''): Taking place from the perspective of Gold Squadron.
* "Duty Roster", by Jason Fry (''Literature/ServantsOfTheEmpire''): Taking place from the perspective of Wedge Antilles.
* "Of MSE-6 and Men", by Glen Weldon: Taking place from the perspective of G7, a mouse droid stationed on the Death Star.
* "Time of Death", by Cavan Scott (''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace''): Taking place from the perspective of Obi-Wan after he is struck down by Darth Vader, detailing his shock at becoming a Force Ghost.
* "Whills", by Tom Angleberger (''Literature/OrigamiYoda''): The anthology concludes with a unknown character beginning to perform the sacred task of writing down the events of the film in the Journal of Whills.
* "The Angle", by Charles Soule (''[[ComicBook/StarWarsLando Lando]]'', ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsObiWanAndAnakin Obi-Wan & Anakin]]'', ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsPoeDameron Poe Dameron]]''): Taking place from the perspective of Lando during another one of his gambling sessions.
* "By Whatever Sun", by E.K. Johnson (''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'') and Creator/AshleyEckstein: Taking place from the perspective of Miara Larte during her time on Tatooine.
* "The Trigger", by Kieron Gillen (''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader Darth Vader]]'', ''ComicBook/DoctorAphra''): Taking place from the perspective of Doctor Aphra.
* "Added Muscle", by Paul Dini: Taking place from the perspective of Boba Fett.
It is to be released on October 3rd, 2017.
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