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* MoralMyopia: A million deaths of Imperial soldiers killed by the Rebel Alliance aboard the Death Star are somehow, to Iden, more important than the ''billions'' that were murdered when the Death Star blew up Alderaan.
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* BittersweetEnding[=/=]DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Despite getting to know the Dreamers as people, Inferno Squad has no qualms killing them and putting Lux in custody, but Seyn is killed, Iden was mistaken for a traitor and put on court martial, and she and Meeko have grown closer while she and Hask have drifted farther apart.]]


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** Meeko served on the ''Implacable'', which was from the ''Series/XWing'' series.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Iden shoots [[spoiler:Lux]]... only for it to be revealed later that she merely stunned [[spoiler:him]], rather than have fatally killed [[spoiler:him]].
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** Staven from ''Rebel Rising'' is revealed to be alive, having [[FakingTheDead faked the dead]] which is why Jyn is told in the ''Rogue One'' novelization that he died.

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** Staven from ''Rebel Rising'' is revealed to be alive, having [[FakingTheDead faked the dead]] been believed to be dead which is why Jyn is told in the ''Rogue One'' novelization that he died.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The Mentor was close to Saw and Steela, and he mentions how he used to be a Separatist, then a member of the Republic, and it gets pretty obvious who it is.



* YouRemindMeOfX: The Mentor/Lux tells Iden that she reminds him of Steela.

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* WhamLine: Garrick revealing that the Dreamers are being led by escaped convict [[Literature/RebelRising Staven]], who was believed by the rest of the Partisans to have died according to the ''Film/RogueOne'' novelization.
* YouRemindMeOfX: The Mentor/Lux Mentor tells Iden that she reminds him of Steela.

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* TheBusCameBack: Lux returns after having last appeared in the Onderon arc from ''The Clone Wars'' and receiving mentions in ''Rebel Rising''.

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Lux returns after having last appeared in the Onderon arc from ''The Clone Wars'' and receiving mentions in ''Rebel Rising''.Rising''.
** Lassa Rhayme returns after her only appearance in ''Literature/KindredSpirits''.



** After the Battle of Yavin, Iden goes to [[Film/TheForceAwakens Hosnian Prime]] to recover.



* ALighterShadeOfBlack: So you've the Inferno Squad from the Empire, versus the morally-questionable Partisans. The Inferno Squad's purpose is to destroy the rebels, particularly the Partisans. The Partisans, now leaderless and disorganized, have always been less than kind to even civilians, the injured and defenseless, and the people they're supposed to be allies with. But to be fair, one could consider the Inferno Squad to be ridding a threat to the not just the Empire, but to the galactic masses as a whole; the Partisans are still fighting against the Empire, who are pretty off the rails too...

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* ALighterShadeOfBlack: So you've the Inferno Squad from the Empire, versus the morally-questionable Partisans. The Inferno Squad's purpose is to destroy the rebels, particularly the Partisans. The Partisans, now leaderless and disorganized, in chaos, have always been less than kind to even civilians, the injured and defenseless, and the people they're supposed to be allies with. But to be fair, one could consider the Inferno Squad to be ridding a threat to the not just the Empire, but to the galactic masses as a whole; the Partisans are still fighting against the Empire, who are pretty off the rails too...
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** Kage Warriors from ''The Clone Wars'' return and their oppression by the Belugans is mentioned.
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* DramaticIrony: When Admiral Versio introduces Inferno Squad to each other, Iden thinks about protecting Seyn, but shakes the thought off because they're both grown women that can take care of themselves. [[spoiler:Seyn dies and Iden feels guilty about it.]]


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* ForegoneConclusion: Promotional material for the single player campaign of ''Battlefront II'' at the time of the book's release only showed Iden, Gideon, and Del. So, where's Seyn? [[spoiler:Dead.]]
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* VillainProtagonist: How evil each of them are has yet to be seen, but the Inferno Squad is with the Empire and they're the protagonists. 'Nuff said.

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* VillainProtagonist: How evil each of them are has yet to be seen, but the Inferno Squad is with the Empire and they're the protagonists. 'Nuff said.said.
* YouRemindMeOfX: The Mentor/Lux tells Iden that she reminds him of Steela.
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* TheBusXamwBack: Lux returns after having last appeared in the Onderon arc from ''The Clone Wars'' and receiving mentions in ''Rebel Rising''.

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* TheBusXamwBack: TheBusCameBack: Lux returns after having last appeared in the Onderon arc from ''The Clone Wars'' and receiving mentions in ''Rebel Rising''.



** Staven from ''Rebel Rising'' is revealed to be alive, having FakedTheDead which is why Jyn is told in the ''Rogue One'' novelization that he died.

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** Staven from ''Rebel Rising'' is revealed to be alive, having FakedTheDead [[FakingTheDead faked the dead]] which is why Jyn is told in the ''Rogue One'' novelization that he died.
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* TheBusXamwBack: Lux returns after having last appeared in the Onderon arc from ''The Clone Wars'' and receiving mentions in ''Rebel Rising''.


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** Staven from ''Rebel Rising'' is revealed to be alive, having FakedTheDead which is why Jyn is told in the ''Rogue One'' novelization that he died.
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''Battlefront II: Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple'' and ''Legends'' novels in the ''Fate of the Jedi'' series. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.

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''Battlefront II: Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple'' and ''Legends'' novels in the ''Fate of the Jedi'' ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' series. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.



It is to be released on July 25, 2017.

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''Battlefront II: Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.

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''Battlefront II: Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''.''Literature/DarkDisciple'' and ''Legends'' novels in the ''Fate of the Jedi'' series. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.
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** Some characters from ''Literature/RebelRising'' return as enemies of Inferno Squad.

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** Seyn is said to have graduated from the Imperial Academy on Uyter. [[TheGhost Grand General Loring]] from ''[[Literature/AftermathLifeDebt Life Debt]]'' attended it as well.

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** Seyn is said to have graduated from the Imperial Academy on Uyter. [[TheGhost Grand General Loring]] from ''[[Literature/AftermathLifeDebt Life Debt]]'' attended it was an alumni from there as well.


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* SerendipitousSurvival: Iden only survives the Battle of Yavin and the explosion of the Death Star because she chased after a fleeing Evaan. She didn't know the Death Star could and would explode, so if she didn't go after Evaan...
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** Seyn is said to have graduated from the Imperial Academy on Uyter. [[TheGhost Grand General Loring]] from ''[[Literature/AftermathLifeDebt Life Debt]]'' is mentioned to have attended it as well.

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** Seyn is said to have graduated from the Imperial Academy on Uyter. [[TheGhost Grand General Loring]] from ''[[Literature/AftermathLifeDebt Life Debt]]'' is mentioned to have attended it as well.

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* ContinuityLockout: Not required to understand the entire novel, but you may have a better comprehension of the Partisans' actions and thought process if you've read ''Literature/RebelRising''.

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* ContinuityLockout: Not required to understand the entire novel, but you may have a better comprehension understanding of the Partisans' Dreamers' actions and thought process if you've read ''Literature/RebelRising''.


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* CerebusCallBack: Remember how Saw's last words were "Save the Rebellion! Save the dream!"? Well, the Partisans that have rogue are calling themselves [[KnightTemplar the Dreamers]]...
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After [[Film/RogueOne the humiliating theft of the Death Star plans]] and [[Film/ANewHope the resulting destruction of the battle station]], the Empire is on the defensive. In response to this stunning defeat, the Imperial Navy has authorized the formation of an elite team of soldiers, known as Inferno Squad. Their mission: infiltrate and eliminate the remnants of Saw Gerrera's Partisans. Following the death of their leader, the Partisans have carried on his extremist legacy, determined to thwart the Empire -- no matter what the cost.

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After [[Film/RogueOne the humiliating theft of the Death Star plans]] and [[Film/ANewHope the resulting destruction of the battle station]], the Empire is on the defensive. In response to this stunning defeat, the Imperial Navy has authorized the formation of an elite team of soldiers, known as Inferno Squad. Their mission: infiltrate and eliminate the remnants of Saw Gerrera's Partisans. Partisans, a rogue faction called the Dreamers. Following the death of their leader, the Partisans Dreamers have carried on his extremist legacy, determined to thwart the Empire -- no matter what the cost.



%%* ContinuityLockout: Not required to understand the entire novel, but you may have a better comprehension of the Partisans' actions and thought process if you've read ''Literature/RebelRising'' and ''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills'' first.

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%%* * ContinuityLockout: Not required to understand the entire novel, but you may have a better comprehension of the Partisans' actions and thought process if you've read ''Literature/RebelRising'' and ''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills'' first.''Literature/RebelRising''.

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* ActionGirl: Commander Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad and serves as the novel's central character. The cover art shows there's also at least one other female member of Inferno Squad.
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* ActionGirl: Commander Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad and serves as the novel's central character. The cover art shows there's There's also at least one other female member of Inferno Squad.
Seyn Marana. Might qualify as DarkActionGirl.
%%* ContinuityLockout: Not required to understand the entire novel, but you may have a better comprehension of the Partisans' actions and thought process if you you've read ''Literature/RebelRising'' and ''Literature/GuardiansOfTheWhills'' first.


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** Admiral Versio acknowledges that it was the Empire's fault for not keeping a closer eye on Galen.
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** Imperial Universities did exist in ''Legends'', with the University of Coruscant being taken over by the Empire as well. Iden and Gideon are said to have graduated from Coruscant Imperial University, which seems to not be the same entity as the Royal Imperial Academy.
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** Seyn is said to have graduated from the Imperial Academy on Uyter. [[TheGhost Grand General Loring]] from ''[[Literature/AftermathLifeDebt Life Debt]]'' is mentioned to have attended it as well.

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* SynchronousEpisodes: The novel begins in the closing minutes of the Battle of Yavin, particularly right before the Death Star blows up.
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* SynchronousEpisodes: The novel begins in the closing minutes of the Battle of Yavin, particularly right before the Death Star blows up.
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up. Also, given that the Inferno Squad is commissioned story takes place right after the destruction of the Death Star, if it was immediately after, then ''Film/ANewHope'', it makes it concurrent with ''ComicBook/PrincessLeia'', ''Literature/HeirToTheJedi'', and ''Literature/SmugglersRun'' at the very least.

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* CallBack:
** Iden notices a Y-Wing racing back to the Yavin base right before the Death Star blows up. Presumably, it's [[ComicBook/PrincessLeia Evaan]].



* SynchronousEpisodes: Depending on how soon the Inferno Squad is commissioned after the destruction of the Death Star, if it was immediately after, then it makes it concurrent with ''ComicBook/PrincessLeia'', ''Literature/HeirToTheJedi'', and ''Literature/SmugglersRun'' at the very least.

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* CrossReferencedTitles: Once again, a ''Battlefront'' novel title is named after the military unit it revolves around.
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* ActionGirl: Commander Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad and serves as the novel's central character.

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* ActionGirl: Commander Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad and serves as the novel's central character. The cover art shows there's also at least one other female member of Inferno Squad.
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* ActionGirl: Commander Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad and serves as the novel's central character.
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''Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.

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''Inferno ''Battlefront II: Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.
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''Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories.

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''Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories.
stories. It is also a prequel to ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Battlefront II (2017)]]'', which contains a single-player campaign revolving around Commander Iden Versio during the transition of the Empire into the First Order.

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After [[Film/RogueOne the humiliating theft of the Death Star plans]] and [[Film/ANewHope the resulting destruction of the battle station]], the Empire is on the defensive. In response to this stunning defeat, the Imperial Navy has authorized the formation of an elite team of soldiers, known as Inferno Squad. Their mission: infiltrate and eliminate the remnants of Saw Gerrera's Partisans. Following the death of their leader, the Partisans have carried on his extremist legacy, determined to thwart the Empire—no matter what the cost.

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After [[Film/RogueOne the humiliating theft of the Death Star plans]] and [[Film/ANewHope the resulting destruction of the battle station]], the Empire is on the defensive. In response to this stunning defeat, the Imperial Navy has authorized the formation of an elite team of soldiers, known as Inferno Squad. Their mission: infiltrate and eliminate the remnants of Saw Gerrera's Partisans. Following the death of their leader, the Partisans have carried on his extremist legacy, determined to thwart the Empire—no Empire -- no matter what the cost.



* EliteMook: What Inferno Squad is described as in the summary.



* SynchronousEpisodes: Depending on how soon the Inferno Squad is commissioned after the destruction of the Death Star, if it was immediately after, then it makes it concurrent with ''ComicBook/PrincessLeia'', ''Literature/HeirToTheJedi'', and ''Literature/SmugglersRun'' at the very least.

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* ALighterShadeOfBlack: So you've the Inferno Squad from the Empire, versus the morally-questionable Partisans. The Inferno Squad's purpose is to destroy the rebels, particularly the Partisans. The Partisans, now leaderless and disorganized, have always been less than kind to even civilians, the injured and defenseless, and the people they're supposed to be allies with. But to be fair, one could consider the Inferno Squad to be ridding a threat to the not just the Empire, but to the galactic masses as a whole; the Partisans are still fighting against the Empire, who are pretty off the rails too...
* ProtagonistTitle: The protagonists are Inferno Squad.
* SynchronousEpisodes: Depending on how soon the Inferno Squad is commissioned after the destruction of the Death Star, if it was immediately after, then it makes it concurrent with ''ComicBook/PrincessLeia'', ''Literature/HeirToTheJedi'', and ''Literature/SmugglersRun'' at the very least.least.
* VillainProtagonist: How evil each of them are has yet to be seen, but the Inferno Squad is with the Empire and they're the protagonists. 'Nuff said.

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[[caption-width-right:350:[[BigGood The Rebellion]] may have heroes like Jyn Erso and Luke Skywalker. But {{the Empire}} has Inferno Squad.]]



[[BigGood The Rebellion]] may have heroes like Jyn Erso and Luke Skywalker. But {{the Empire}} has Inferno Squad.
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''Inferno Squad'' is a Franchise/StarWars [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]] novel written by Christie Golden, who had previously written ''Literature/DarkDisciple''. The story takes place shortly after the events of ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope'', being a sequel to both stories.

[[BigGood The Rebellion]] may have heroes like Jyn Erso and Luke Skywalker. But {{the Empire}} has Inferno Squad.

After [[Film/RogueOne the humiliating theft of the Death Star plans]] and [[Film/ANewHope the resulting destruction of the battle station]], the Empire is on the defensive. In response to this stunning defeat, the Imperial Navy has authorized the formation of an elite team of soldiers, known as Inferno Squad. Their mission: infiltrate and eliminate the remnants of Saw Gerrera's Partisans. Following the death of their leader, the Partisans have carried on his extremist legacy, determined to thwart the Empire—no matter what the cost.

Now, Inferno Squad must prove their status as the best of the best and take down the Partisans from within. But as the danger intensifies and the threat of discovery grows, how far will Inferno Squad go to ensure the safety of the Empire?

It is to be released on July 25, 2017.
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!!Tropes in this book include:
* LateArrivalSpoiler: As the book not only takes place after ''A New Hope'', but is also a sequel to both that and ''Rogue One'', it is assuming that you've watched the latter especially.
* SynchronousEpisodes: Depending on how soon the Inferno Squad is commissioned after the destruction of the Death Star, if it was immediately after, then it makes it concurrent with ''ComicBook/PrincessLeia'', ''Literature/HeirToTheJedi'', and ''Literature/SmugglersRun'' at the very least.

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