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* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris and the appropriately-dubbed [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses "skin hill"]] hill" that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains--including his brother, who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].
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Many readers agree that this is one of the creepiest Star Wars novels. This is not your average Star Wars novel.
* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris and the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink is self aware]] [[PuppeteerParasite and can control]] [[HiveMind the zombies as one.]] It is directed in its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
Many readers agree that this is one of the creepiest Star Wars novels. This is not your average Star Wars novel.
* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris and the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink is self aware]] [[PuppeteerParasite and can control]] [[HiveMind the zombies as one.]] It is directed in its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
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* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris and the appropriately-dubbed'skin hill' [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses "skin hill"]] that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including remains--including his brother brother, who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].
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* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the [[spoiler: cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris]] and [[spoiler: the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].]]
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink IS SELF AWARE]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.]] It is directed in its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink IS SELF AWARE]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.]] It is directed in its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
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* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThinkIS SELF AWARE]] is self aware]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] and can control]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.the zombies as one.]] It is directed in its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink
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* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink IS SELF AWARE]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.]] It is directed in it's its actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
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* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the [[spoiler: cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris]] and [[spoiler: the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].]]
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink IS SELF AWARE]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.]] It is directed in it's actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
* The contagion itself that causes the zombies even more so than versions of TheVirus in other media. Not only does it create zombies, not only can it be transmitted through contact, water and air(though people who are highly force sensitive are safe from airborne transmission and airborne is only possible in a hot zone literally saturated with viral particles), the plague [[ItCanThink IS SELF AWARE]] [[PuppeteerParasite AND CAN CONTROL]] [[HiveMind THE ZOMBIES AS ONE.]] It is directed in it's actions and what it wants is to [[OmnicidalManiac infect everything that exists.]]
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* Readers may agree that this is one of the creepiest Star Wars novels. And for a very good reason.
* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the [[spoiler: cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris]] and [[spoiler: the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Franchise/StarWars'' meets ''[[Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968 Night of the Living Dead]]''.]]
* Readers may agree that this is one of the creepiest Star Wars novels. And for a very good reason.
* The novel is loaded with it, mostly through the descriptions of peoples' deaths and certain plot points in the latter half, most notably of which are the [[spoiler: cannibalistic Imperial survivors that try to eat Sartoris]] and [[spoiler: the appropriately-dubbed 'skin hill' that Trig finds made of limbs, corpses and zombified remains - including his brother who has [[BodyHorror half his head missing]].]]
