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* OldRetainer: Seneschal Voh has been the caretaker of the Jedi waystation on Kwenn for nearly a century and is on familiar terms with every Jedi Councilor.
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* OldRetainer: Seneschal Voh has been the caretaker of the Jedi waystation on Kwenn for nearly a century and is on familiar terms with every Jedi Councilor.Councilor, [[spoiler:although he is more loyal to his community and/or keeping his job than to the Jedi themselves]].
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* {{Irony}}: Two examples of situational irony occur regarding the Jedi Council and its journey.
** Mace Windu is the one to propose that the Councilors go to Kwenn and meet its people but (due to being diverted investigating the disappearance of his former Padawan Depa) is one of the last to arrive there and spends most of his time there preparing for battle.
** In his last scene, Ki-Adi-Mundi has the biggest IgnoredEpiphany viewpoint about how the Council should conduct itself around others but is also the only Councilor to experience a nagging sensation that, based on their experiences on Kwenn, there might be other dangers that hide behind something so routine the Jedi overlook them (a perfect description of Palpatine), only for his more open-minded friend Yarael to dismiss the theory and convince him that ItsProbablyNothing.
** Mace Windu is the one to propose that the Councilors go to Kwenn and meet its people but (due to being diverted investigating the disappearance of his former Padawan Depa) is one of the last to arrive there and spends most of his time there preparing for battle.
** In his last scene, Ki-Adi-Mundi has the biggest IgnoredEpiphany viewpoint about how the Council should conduct itself around others but is also the only Councilor to experience a nagging sensation that, based on their experiences on Kwenn, there might be other dangers that hide behind something so routine the Jedi overlook them (a perfect description of Palpatine), only for his more open-minded friend Yarael to dismiss the theory and convince him that ItsProbablyNothing.
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* VillainRespect: [[spoiler:When Palpatine's role in the entire affair is revealed, he admits that while he doubted Zilastra would succeed, he nonetheless admires the ruthlessness with which she carried out her scheme.]]
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* VillainRespect: [[spoiler:When Palpatine's role in the entire affair is revealed, he admits that while he doubted Zilastra would succeed, he nonetheless admires the ruthlessness with which she carried out her scheme. Despite her capture and imprisonment, Palpatine remains interested in Zilastra and intends to keep her in mind as the Revenge of the Sith continues to enter its final stages.]]
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:Mace withheld crucial evidence about Xaran Raal's murder from Depa. He did so out of concern for his former Padaway and a desire to protect her from doing something stupid foolish that could endanger her ascension to the Council. Depa's ''not'' happy when she learns this.]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Qui-Gon Jinn for urging the Jedi Council to get off Coruscant results in them and thousands of civilians around them being put in danger as Zilastra pursues her agenda against them.
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** Qui-Gon Jinn for urging the Jedi Council to get off Coruscant results in them and thousands of civilians around them being put in danger as Zilastra pursues her agenda against them.
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* VillaintRespect: VillainRespect: [[spoiler:When Palpatine's role in the entire affair is revealed, he admits that while he doubted Zilastra would succeed, he nonetheless admires the ruthlessness with which she carried out her scheme.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: On the sweet side, the Jedi succeeded in restoring a lot of hope and order to the region, redeeming a few criminals, and bringing down plenty of criminals without much loss of life. On the (far shorter but still meaningful) bitter side, [[spoiler:the imprisoned Zilastra still hates the Jedi, AffablyEvil Burlug and UnwittingPawn Seneschal Voh are dead, and, worst of all, the Jedi miss one of their best chances to discover what Palpatine is up to and stop him in his tracks when they breifly investigate some missing Jedi texts that he stole (and would have had a hard time explaining his theft of) but ultimately assume the books were merely misplaced.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: On the sweet side, the Jedi succeeded in restoring a lot of hope and order to the region, redeeming a few criminals, and bringing down plenty of criminals without much loss of life. On the (far shorter but still meaningful) bitter side, [[spoiler:the imprisoned Zilastra still hates the Jedi, AffablyEvil Burlug and UnwittingPawn Seneschal Voh are dead, and, worst of all, the Jedi miss one of their best chances to discover what Palpatine is up to and stop him in his tracks when they breifly briefly investigate some missing Jedi texts that he stole (and would have had a hard time explaining his theft of) but ultimately assume the books were merely misplaced.]]
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* TheCameo: [[spoiler:Darth Maul, who's literally the last thing Seneschal Voh sees before he's killed on Palpatine's orders.]]
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* DramaticIrony: In the epilogue, Yoda and the others believe [[spoiler:Seneschal Voh has left Kwenn to take his retirement on Corellia. They don't know that he's really dead and that the ticket purchased in his name was actually the Sith covering their tracks.]]
* ForegoneConclusion: [[spoiler:The Jedi won't learn Palpatine's role in the theft of the Jedi texts or the events of this book.]]
* ForegoneConclusion: [[spoiler:The Jedi won't learn Palpatine's role in the theft of the Jedi texts or the events of this book.]]
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, it's revealed Palpatine had a hand in the events of the book.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, it's revealed Palpatine had a hand in the events of the book.]]
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'''Mace''': Not someone. ''All of us.'''\\
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-> '''Mace Windu''' Let us visit the outpost on Kwenn.\\
'''Adi Gallia''': That could be difficult. But let me see who's available. Maybe someone can get away.\\
'''Mace''': Not someone. ''All of us.'''\\
'''Oppo Rancisis''': All?\\
'''Mace''': We will reconvene there, in person. We will meet the people, learn about their lives, and show our support. Both individually-and collectively, in public commemoration of the outpost's founding.
'''Adi Gallia''': That could be difficult. But let me see who's available. Maybe someone can get away.\\
'''Mace''': Not someone. ''All of us.'''\\
'''Oppo Rancisis''': All?\\
'''Mace''': We will reconvene there, in person. We will meet the people, learn about their lives, and show our support. Both individually-and collectively, in public commemoration of the outpost's founding.
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* BittersweetEnding: On the sweet side, the Jedi succeeded in restoring a lot of hope and order to the region, redeeming a few criminals, and bringing down plenty of criminals without much loss of life. On the (far shorter but still meaningful) bitter side, [[spoiler:the imprisoned Zilastra still hates the Jedi, AffablyEvil Burlug and UnwittingPawn Seneschal Voh are dead, and, worst of all, the Jedi miss one of their best chances to discover what Palpatine is up to and stop him in his tracks.]]%%Where in the book do the tracks when they breifly investigate some missing Jedi miss their chance to discover Palpatine's Sith identity and stop texts that he stole (and would have had a hard time explaining his plan to eradicate theft of) but ultimately assume the Jedi and create the Empire?books were merely misplaced.]]
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* TheCreon: Most pirate gangs experience regular leadership changes and have little loyalty amongst the lieutenants, but Zilastra's right-hand man, Burlug, once led their gang before voluntarily stepping aside after recognizing her greater talent and ambition. He serves her faithfully even when their plans go poorly or her choices clash with his own morals and desires.
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* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: Zilastra grew up in poverty, losing loved ones to various circumstances, and being surrounded by crime, becoming a brutal pirate. Depa is sympathetic to her circumstances but points out to Kylah that "All three of us came from this region[[note]]Although Depa was raised by the Jedi Order before experiencing as much as the other two[[/note]]. It didn't make either one of us turn out like her."
* LetThemDieHappy: [[spoiler: A local whom Yoda befriends asks him to deliver a med droid and some credits to his sick father, who idolizes the Jedi. Yoda does so and engages the old man in happy conversation until he dies, while carefully withholding any mention of how his beloved son is in the hospital with a serious wound after becoming involved with a crime syndicate to pay his father's medical bills.]]
* LetThemDieHappy: [[spoiler: A local whom Yoda befriends asks him to deliver a med droid and some credits to his sick father, who idolizes the Jedi. Yoda does so and engages the old man in happy conversation until he dies, while carefully withholding any mention of how his beloved son is in the hospital with a serious wound after becoming involved with a crime syndicate to pay his father's medical bills.]]
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* SliceOfLife: Much of the book focuses on how the people of a once prosperous but now struggling planet live their lives, and how the Jedi can affect those lives in different ways than their usual KnightInShiningArmor heroics (like by providing counseling, repair services, and labor dispute resolution, looking for misplaced texts, or spending time with a dying old man).
* SmallNameBigEgo: ''[[SpellMyNameWithAThe The]]'' Lobber is a cocky pirate who delights in responsibility and getting to act smart, but he is a ButtMonkey and (according to his friends) KnowNothingKnowItAll (although he is ultimately more likable than most examples of the trope).
--> '''Wungo''' You're not the brains, and you're not the boss, Lobber. You're not anything. You're just ''louder''.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Zilastra is preparing to kill Depa Billaba when a Holonet News interview of Yaddle airs, and she is inspired to [[spoiler:go after the whole Jedi Council instead and rig a voice-activated bomb to blow up when Yaddle utters a phrase she mentioned the Councilors would utter at a later date during the interview.]] This plan, in turn, probably would have gone smoothly if not for [[spoiler:GuiltRiddenAccomplice Kylah alerting the other Jedi that Depa needs rescuing, allowing them to figure out Zilastra's plan once Depa and the others poll information.]]
* SmallNameBigEgo: ''[[SpellMyNameWithAThe The]]'' Lobber is a cocky pirate who delights in responsibility and getting to act smart, but he is a ButtMonkey and (according to his friends) KnowNothingKnowItAll (although he is ultimately more likable than most examples of the trope).
--> '''Wungo''' You're not the brains, and you're not the boss, Lobber. You're not anything. You're just ''louder''.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Zilastra is preparing to kill Depa Billaba when a Holonet News interview of Yaddle airs, and she is inspired to [[spoiler:go after the whole Jedi Council instead and rig a voice-activated bomb to blow up when Yaddle utters a phrase she mentioned the Councilors would utter at a later date during the interview.]] This plan, in turn, probably would have gone smoothly if not for [[spoiler:GuiltRiddenAccomplice Kylah alerting the other Jedi that Depa needs rescuing, allowing them to figure out Zilastra's plan once Depa and the others poll information.]]
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* UriahGambit: The Lobber, Ghor, and Wungo evoke so much EnragedByIdiocy sentiment from Zilastra that she keeps sending them on dangerous jobs where they are likely to be killed. When they keep surviving, she eventually gets so fed up that she prematurely arms the explosives she sends them to plant at a bureaucrat's office in the hope that by the time they find the place, the timer will count down and blow them up. [[spoiler:Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan figure out what is happening and save the trio, who then help them hijack Zilastra's dropship.]]
* WatchThePaintJob: During the final battle, Saesee ominously tells the {{Mook}}s he is facing that the vintage starfighter he arrived in is a loaner, and none of them had better dare scratch it. None of them do.
* WatchThePaintJob: During the final battle, Saesee ominously tells the {{Mook}}s he is facing that the vintage starfighter he arrived in is a loaner, and none of them had better dare scratch it. None of them do.
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* AdaptationalComicRelief: With the exceptions of Depa Billaba, Oppo Rancisis, and Mace Windu (whose scenes are mostly serious) and the already eccentric Yoda, the Jedi Councilors get more whimsical or TheComicallySerious moments than in their ''Legends'' limelight appearances (or most of their prior Canon appearances, for that matter).
* ClothingConcealedInjury: PirateGirl Zilastra rarely takes off her gloves due to having had her hands surgically remade after they were blown off by a thermal detonator that she set off to kill her first Jedi.
* OldRetainer: Seneschal Voh has been the caretaker of the Jedi waystation on Kwenn for nearly a century and is on familiar terms with every Jedi Councilor.
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* SavedByCanon: The entire Episode I-era Jedi Council will, of course, survive the events of the novel since they'll all go on to appear in the first Prequel film.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike. [[spoiler:Though in Yaddle's case, she's DoomedByCanon.]]
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike. [[spoiler:Though in Yaddle's case, she's DoomedByCanon.]]
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.film. [[spoiler:Though in Yaddle's case, she's DoomedByCanon.]]]]
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Plo Koon and Saesaee Tinn get paired together for much of the book, as do Ki-Adi-Mundi and Yarael Poof, with the differences in their outlooks and methods being used for a lot of humor.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Plo Koon and Saesaee Tinn get paired together for much of the book, as do Ki-Adi-Mundi and Yarael Poof, with the differences in their outlooks and methods being used for a lot of humor.
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* AsleepNotMeditating: After Mace exits a meditation chamber, he finds Qui-Gon Jinn outside on a bench waiting for him, seemingly meditating. However as he gets closer, Mace realizes with some surprise that Qui-Gon has actually fallen asleep after not getting much rest on the mission he just returned from.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: For the Episode I-era Jedi Council. All of them get at least a couple of chapters from their point of view, with particular focus given to Depa Billaba, Oppo Rancisis, and Yarael Poof.
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** Heezo is a mechanic for the Jedi, [[Literature/StarWarsInquisitorRiseOfTheRedBlade a job that would persist into the Clone Wars]].
** Palpatine whispers to Adi Galla that he wonders what the Chancellor's Office would look in red, which would eventually happen when he becomes Supreme Chancellor of the Republic.
** Heezo is a mechanic for the Jedi, [[Literature/StarWarsInquisitorRiseOfTheRedBlade a job that would persist into the Clone Wars]].
** Palpatine whispers to Adi Galla that he wonders what the Chancellor's Office would look in red, which would eventually happen when he becomes Supreme Chancellor of the Republic.
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Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn to step out of the Jedi Temple and aid one person directly. With the recommendation from Senate advisors to close the historic Jedi Temple on Kwann, the Jedi Council decide to visit the world and see the impact that the closure of other nearby outposts has had on the region. However, when Zilastra, the leader of a gang of pirates known as the Riftwalkers, learns of their presence on Kwann, her vendetta against the Jedi Order sets her on a mission to annihilate the Jedi Council.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary celebration]]. It also marks Miller's grand return to literary ''Star Wars'' for the first time since 2014's ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible and inevitable targets for their enemies.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible and inevitable targets for their enemies.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming a novel by John Jackson Miller set for an that was released on April 9, 2024 release. 2024. It will be is part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary celebration]]. It also marks Miller's grand return to literary ''Star Wars'' for the first time since 2014's ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-GonJinn. Jinn to step out of the Jedi Temple and aid one person directly. With the recommendation from Senate advisors to close the historic Jedi Temple on Kwann, the Jedi Council decide to visit the world and see the impact that the closure of other nearby outposts has had on the region. However, when Zilastra, the entire Council removed from leader of a gang of pirates known as the Riftwalkers, learns of their Temple stronghold and out in presence on Kwann, her vendetta against the open will make them irresistible and inevitable targets for their enemies.Jedi Order sets her on a mission to annihilate the Jedi Council.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike. [[spoiler:Though in Yaddle's case, she's DoomedByCanon.]]
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary celebration]]. It also marks Miller's grand return to ''Star Wars'' for the first time since 2014's ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible targets for their enemies.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible targets for their enemies.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary celebration]]. It also marks Miller's grand return to literary ''Star Wars'' for the first time since 2014's ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible and inevitable targets for their enemies.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible and inevitable targets for their enemies.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary celebration. celebration]]. It also marks Miller's grand return to ''Star Wars'' a decade after his last outing with for the first time since 2014's ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s 25th anniversary celebration. It also marks Miller's return to ''Star Wars'' a decade after his last outing with ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible targets for their enemies.
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!!Pre-release material for ''The Living Force'' provides examples of:
* ADayInTheLimelight: For the Episode I-era Jedi Council.
* ContinuityNod: The book title, of course, is a reference to the alternate Jedi philosophy of living in the moment (which Qui-Gon Jinn favored and it which made its debut in Episode I).
* Prequel: To ''The Phantom Menace''.
* RoadTripPlot: Literally; Miller even pitched it as such.
* SavedByCanon: The entire Episode I-era Jedi Council will, of course, survive the events of the novel since they'll all go on to appear in the first Prequel film.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Qui-Gon Jinn for urging the Jedi Council to get off Coruscant and take a road trip.
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''Star Wars: The Living Force'' is an upcoming novel by John Jackson Miller set for an April 9, 2024 release. It will be part of ''The Phantom Menace'''s 25th anniversary celebration. It also marks Miller's return to ''Star Wars'' a decade after his last outing with ''Literature/ANewDawn''.
Taking place in the year before ''The Phantom Menace'', the book will focus on the Episode I-era Jedi Council taking a, for all intents, road trip off Coruscant after urging from Qui-Gon Jinn. However, the entire Council removed from their Temple stronghold and out in the open will make them irresistible targets for their enemies.
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%%NOTE: We cannot trope WordOfGod statements from interviews or solicitation text. Pre-release advertising can only be used as a source for advertising tropes. All other tropes require an excerpt from the work itself - e.g. preview pages or cover art.
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%% Examples that don't cite such sources will be commented out.
!!Pre-release material for ''The Living Force'' provides examples of:
* ADayInTheLimelight: For the Episode I-era Jedi Council.
* ContinuityNod: The book title, of course, is a reference to the alternate Jedi philosophy of living in the moment (which Qui-Gon Jinn favored and it which made its debut in Episode I).
* Prequel: To ''The Phantom Menace''.
* RoadTripPlot: Literally; Miller even pitched it as such.
* SavedByCanon: The entire Episode I-era Jedi Council will, of course, survive the events of the novel since they'll all go on to appear in the first Prequel film.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: With the entire Jedi Council leaving the Temple and being out in the open, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for their enemies to strike.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Qui-Gon Jinn for urging the Jedi Council to get off Coruscant and take a road trip.
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