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* TakingTheHeat: Booth tries to convince the Union troops who ultimately surround him that David was uninvolved in his assassination plot or efforts to escape, a claim that is both unsuccessful and implausible, given all the evidence there already is.
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* {{Narm}}: Dannik Jerriko. As an Anzati he's some kind of vampire that drinks... ''something'' from victims which he sometimes refers to as luck but mostly as "soup". His whole story is basically puffed up self importance intercut with ''soup''. The word rapidly loses all meaning. A [[https://systemmasterypodcast.com/2018/05/29/expounded-universe-39-with-unlimited-salad-and-breadsticks/ podcast episode]] discussing this story has a bit where they imagine a human talking the same way.
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* {{Narm}}: Dannik Jerriko. As an Anzati he's some kind of vampire that drinks... ''something'' from victims which he sometimes refers to as luck but mostly as "soup". His whole story is basically puffed up self importance intercut with ''soup''. The word rapidly loses all meaning.meaning and he uses some metaphors that... don't really work, like saying the best soup is the one that's sat longest on the shelf. A [[https://systemmasterypodcast.com/2018/05/29/expounded-universe-39-with-unlimited-salad-and-breadsticks/ podcast episode]] discussing this story has a bit where they imagine a human talking the same way.
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* {{Narm}}: Dannik Jerriko. As an Anzati he's some kind of vampire that drinks... ''something'' from victims which he sometimes refers to as luck but mostly as "soup". His whole story is basically puffed up self importance intercut with ''soup''. The word rapidly loses all meaning. A [[https://systemmasterypodcast.com/2018/05/29/expounded-universe-39-with-unlimited-salad-and-breadsticks/ podcast episode]] discussing this story has a bit where they imagine a human talking the same way.
--> ''Cheeseburgers''.
--> I eat cheeseburgers to live, but I also cheeseburg for sport? Some pay me to cheeseburger. It's all the same to me. Robble robble, I say.
--> ''Cheeseburgers''.
--> I eat cheeseburgers to live, but I also cheeseburg for sport? Some pay me to cheeseburger. It's all the same to me. Robble robble, I say.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Captain Terrik's successor may be in trouble if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
** Actually, Terrik called Vader to ask what to do about them. Vader, frustrated by their "repeated weaknesses," [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:Vaderguide.jpg ordered their deaths and watched on holo]].
** Actually, Terrik called Vader to ask what to do about them. Vader, frustrated by their "repeated weaknesses," [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:Vaderguide.jpg ordered their deaths and watched on holo]].
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* BetterThanCanon: The stories have more continuity between them, and are generally cleverer, than the similar, canon work ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView'' 22 years later.
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* {{Characterization Marches On}}[=/=]{{Fridge Logic}}: Captain Terrik's successor may be in trouble if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* BetterThanCanon: The stories have more continuity between them, and are generally cleverer, than the similar, canon work ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView'' 22 years later.
* {{Characterization Marches On}}[=/=]{{Fridge Logic}}:CharacterizationMarchesOn: Captain Terrik's successor may be in trouble if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* {{Characterization Marches On}}/{{Fridge Logic}}: Captain Terrik's successor may be in trouble if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* BetterThanCannon: BetterThanCanon: The stories have more continuity between them, and are generally cleverer, than the similar, cannon canon work ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView" ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView'' 22 years later.
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The story is clear that the Sand People attack largely because of the moisture farmers' encroachment on their land. After the hero figures this out, he tries to make peace. The Empire attacks them not to protect the moisture farmers, but so they're divided. If peace occurred, they might realize that the Empire is their common enemy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: In "The Moisture Farmer's Tale" the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding and kill people, and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers--heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbors.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: In "The Moisture Farmer's Tale" the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding and kill people, and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers--heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbors.
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** Navik the Red condemning an entire clan to extermination.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: In "The Moisture Farmer's Tale" the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding and kill people, and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers--heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbors.extermination.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: In "The Moisture Farmer's Tale" the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding and kill people, and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers--heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbors.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Mad About Me", the tune playing when Obi-Wan and Luke entered.
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** The slaughter of the Jawas and of Owen and Beru.
** The slaughter of the Jawas and of Owen and Beru.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the In "The Moisture Farmer's Tale' Tale" the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, wedding and kill people people, and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy-handed, settlers--heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbors.
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* {{Characterization Marches On}}/{{Fridge Logic}}: This troper would not like to be in Captain Terrik's successor's place if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* {{Characterization Marches On}}/{{Fridge Logic}}: This troper would not like to be in Captain Terrik's successor's place successor may be in trouble if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the Moisture Farmer's Tale' the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, kill people and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed bribed, meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy handed, heavy-handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps perhaps, but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbours.neighbors.
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* UnitentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the Moisture Farmer's Tale' the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, kill people and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble.
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* UnitentionallyUnsympathetic: UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the Moisture Farmer's Tale' the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, kill people and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble. Just because the Empire is bad the Sand People don't cease to be extremely dangerous and unreliable neighbours.
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** Navik the Red condemning an entire clan to extermination.
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** Navik the Red condemning an entire clan to extermination.extermination.
* UnitentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the Moisture Farmer's Tale' the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, kill people and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble.
* UnitentionallyUnsympathetic: 'In the Moisture Farmer's Tale' the hero is determined to make peace with the Sand People after they storm a wedding of a friend of his, killing the friend and kidnapping the bride. He successfully negotiates her release but is then horrified that stormtroopers attack the Sand People, condemning the Empire as the real enemy. The problem is the Sand People really ''did'' raid the wedding, kill people and only release their kidnap victim after being bribed meaning the Empire was doing its job of protecting the settlers - heavy handed, ruthless and counterproductive perhaps but not simply shooting the Sand People for fun or to stir up trouble.
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* {{CharacterizationMarchesOn}}/{{FridgeLogic}}: {{Characterization Marches On}}/{{Fridge Logic}}: This troper would not like to be in Captain Terrik's successor's place if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn / FridgeLogic: {{CharacterizationMarchesOn}}/{{FridgeLogic}}: This troper would not like to be in Captain Terrik's successor's place if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* {{Fridge Logic}}/{{Characterization Marches On}}: CharacterizationMarchesOn/FridgeLogic: This troper would not like to be in Captain Terrik's successor's place if Vader were to learn just who the slain moisture farmers were.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Mad About Me", the tune playing when Obi-Wan and Luke entered.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: The Band's Tale.
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** Actually, Terrik called Vader to ask what to do about them. Vader, frustrated by their "repeated weaknesses," [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:Vaderguide.jpg ordered their deaths and watched on holo]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: The slaughter of the Jawas and of Owen and Beru.Beru.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Mad About Me", the tune playing when Obi-Wan and Luke entered.
* MoralEventHorizon: The slaughter of the Jawas and of Owen and Beru.
