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* The Frangawl cult m.o reminds one of the Dark Reaper specifically draining the force out of living beings.
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Order 66 can be seen as such.
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such, as the arc exploring the origins of the Order retroactively make it more disturbing both in this series and ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''. For starters, the clones have chips planted in their brains before birth that take the form of tumors, and when the Order is finally given, [[BrainwashedAndCrazy it takes over their thought processes]], although Dr. [[BitchInSheepsClothing Nala Se]] claims that [[BlatantLies these inhibitor chips are designed to make them more compliant and repress any insanity inherited from Jango Fett]] (Jango was NOT that insane). In other words, the Jedi have unknowingly been leading an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]] throughout the entire war, and said agents are just as much of victims of Order 66 as the Jedi are. When Tup has a malfunction in his chip that causes the Order to trigger prematurely, he's shown to be a lot crazier than clones that would eventually receive the Order from Palpatine.
--> '''Tup''': [[MadnessMantra Good soldiers follow orders. Good soldiers follow orders. Good soldiers follow orders.]]
** Getting a better look at the true nature of the [[LackOfEmpathy Kaminoans]], you get the feeling life for the clones would have been a lot worse without Jedi such as [[ClonesArePeopleToo Shaak Ti]] around. If a clone is seen as defective, they will at best be resigned to maintenance duty like 99 (who was only born malformed), or at worst, be euthanized for having any mental defects. Barring Pong Krell, the Jedi at least have the decency to treat them like human beings, whereas the Kaminoans only see them as slaves and property.
--> '''Tup''': [[MadnessMantra Good soldiers follow orders. Good soldiers follow orders. Good soldiers follow orders.]]
** Getting a better look at the true nature of the [[LackOfEmpathy Kaminoans]], you get the feeling life for the clones would have been a lot worse without Jedi such as [[ClonesArePeopleToo Shaak Ti]] around. If a clone is seen as defective, they will at best be resigned to maintenance duty like 99 (who was only born malformed), or at worst, be euthanized for having any mental defects. Barring Pong Krell, the Jedi at least have the decency to treat them like human beings, whereas the Kaminoans only see them as slaves and property.
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* Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the arc exploring it. It's been established throughout this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but other clone-centric episodes such as "The Hidden Enemy", "The Deserter" and Season 4's Umbara arc established that they are capable of betraying the Republic, deserting the army, disobeying orders and/or mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight between them and Separatist forces. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established throughout this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but other clone-centric episodes such as "The Hidden Enemy", "The Deserter" and Season 4's Umbara arc established that they are capable of betraying the Republic, deserting the army, disobeying orders and/or mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight between them and Separatist forces. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established throughout this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but other clone-centric episodes such as "The Hidden Enemy", "The Deserter" and Season 4's Umbara arc established that they are capable of betraying the Republic, deserting the army, disobeying orders and/or mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight between them and Separatist forces. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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*From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc.arc exploring it. It's been established throughout this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but other clone-centric episodes such as "The Hidden Enemy", "The Deserter" and Season 4's Umbara arc established that they are capable of betraying the Republic, deserting the army, disobeying orders and/or mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight between them and Separatist forces. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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*** And then we have the not very kid-friendly implication that if Garnac (leader of the Trandoshan hunters) was [[spoiler: the one who came out on top in S3 finale, he would have followed up on his promise to ''nail Ahsoka's hide to the wall'' for killing his son. *shudders*]]
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*** And then we have the not very kid-friendly implication that if Garnac (leader of the Trandoshan hunters) was [[spoiler: the one who came out on top in the S3 finale, he would have followed up on gone through with his promise to ''nail Ahsoka's hide to the wall'' for killing his son. *shudders*]]
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*** What's ''real'' scary is that this seems to be based off of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpCxV9tOj9k the behavior of a real-life insect!]]
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* "Padawan Lost" gave us a [[SarcasmMode lovely]] close-up on the [[NightmareFace face of a Wookiee skin (empty eye sockets included)]] in the Trandoshans' hunting lodge. [[http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u42/Gahmah/TCW%20screencaps/TCW_Wookiee_skins.jpg]]
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* "Padawan Lost" gave us a [[SarcasmMode lovely]] close-up on the [[NightmareFace face of a Wookiee skin (empty eye sockets included)]] in the Trandoshans' hunting lodge.
** Going even further, being hunted for sport is a terrifying concept, but these Trandoshans also take trophies from ''sentient'' prey, and it's not limited to Wookiees. In addition to animal trophies, that hunting lodge mentioned above includes the heads of an Ithorian, a Gungan and a Gran among others stuffed and mounted on pedestals.
** Going even further, being hunted for sport is a terrifying concept, but these Trandoshans also take trophies from ''sentient'' prey, and it's not limited to Wookiees. In addition to animal trophies, that hunting lodge mentioned above includes the heads of an Ithorian, a Gungan and a Gran among others stuffed and mounted on pedestals.
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As Senator Padme Amidala once told [=C-3PO=], [[Franchise/StarWars it's a big universe out there]]. That mean's there's also some [[NightmareFuel horrors]] waiting that could stick into the minds of even the most fearless Jedi.
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of disobeying orders and mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in throughout this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but other clone-centric episodes such as "The Hidden Enemy", "The Deserter" and Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of betraying the Republic, deserting the army, disobeying orders and and/or mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. wrong. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight.firefight between them and Separatist forces. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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** If you didn't think undead [[InsectAliens [[InsectoidAliens Geonosians]] were creepy enough, the source of their reanimation is even worse: the Brain Worms, which can not only control dead Geonosians, but living members of other species too.
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of disobeying orders and mutinying if they feel their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of disobeying orders and mutinying if they feel that their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi ''throughout the Clone Wars'' are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of disobeying orders and mutinying if they feel their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
--> '''Tup:''' Good soldiers follow orders...
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* From one of the few previews so far: Order 66 was already a disturbing concept in itself, but a new level of FridgeHorror is added in the upcoming arc. It's been established in this series that not only can clones have individualized personalities, but Season 4's Umbara arc established that [[spoiler: they are capable of disobeying orders and mutinying if they feel their commanding officer is in the wrong]]. Come to this particular episode and Order 66 is somehow accidentally triggered in Tup, who doesn't hesitate to sneak up on one of the Jedi and kill her in the middle of a firefight. What makes this more disturbing is that Tup was one of the clones opposed to General Pong Krell's authority in the Umbara arc and [[PreMortemOneLiner the words he utters before killing the Jedi]] fall more in line with [[LawfulStupid Dogma's personality]]. In other words, the Jedi are unknowingly commanding an army of [[ManchurianAgent Manchurian Agents]].
--> '''Tup:''' Good soldiers follow orders...
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* In "Rising Malevolence" (and only the second episode of the series to boot), clones getting their escape pods cracked by the nonchalant droids... humming a jaunty tune. Somewhat creepy coming from the usually goofy B1s/[=OOMs=].
* In "Rising Malevolence" (and only the second episode of the series to boot), clones getting their escape pods cracked by the nonchalant droids... humming a jaunty tune. Somewhat creepy coming from the usually goofy B1s/[=OOMs=].
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* Geonosian parasites, especially when controlling dead Geonosians.
** One of the Geonosians pulls out a mind-control worm and shows it to Luminara. Anakin wishes to free her, but Obi-Wan tells him to wait it out. The Geonosian then puts the worm on Luminara's face and Obi-Wan ''is still waiting to see how the worm will enter her head''.
* At the start of "Brain Invaders", the first worm enters a clone and his eyes ''roll back into his head'' as the worm starts taking over.
** One of the Geonosians pulls out a mind-control worm and shows it to Luminara. Anakin wishes to free her, but Obi-Wan tells him to wait it out. The Geonosian then puts the worm on Luminara's face and Obi-Wan ''is still waiting to see how the worm will enter her head''.
* At the start of "Brain Invaders", the first worm enters a clone and his eyes ''roll back into his head'' as the worm starts taking over.
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** If you didn't think undead [[InsectAliens Geonosians]] were creepy enough, the source of their reanimation is even worse: the Brain Worms, which can not only control deadGeonosians.
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*** One of the Geonosians pulls out a mind-control worm and shows it to Luminara. Anakin wishes to free her, but Obi-Wan tells him to wait it out. The Geonosian then puts the worm on Luminara's face and Obi-Wan ''is still waiting to see how the worm will enter her head''.
* ** Even with the death of Queen Karina the Great (the Geonosian HiveQueen controlling the worms), the worms are still a threat, as they now look for a new host for control. At the start of "Brain Invaders", the first worm enters a clone and his eyes ''roll back into his head'' as the worm starts taking over.
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*** One of the Geonosians pulls out a mind-control worm and shows it to Luminara. Anakin wishes to free her, but Obi-Wan tells him to wait it out. The Geonosian then puts the worm on Luminara's face and Obi-Wan ''is still waiting to see how the worm will enter her head''.
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** Ahoska Ahsoka after the Son brainwashes her into becoming his dark side servant in "Altar of Mortis". Especially the part where we see her eye open, where we see it turn yellow (the colour for dark side eyes).
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* The torture scene in "The Citadel" deserves mention, especially those six words said by the torture droid as it reached for Even Piell's eye; [[EyeScream "Say goodbye to your good eye.
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*** [[spoiler: While's he's in his state of insanity on Lotho Minor, it is said he's been feeding on vermin and other creatures to stay alive. Considering that Lotho Minor's an uninhabitable hellish junkyard world and that he's malnourished, what's not to say [[ImAHumanitarian some of the creatures he's been eating were sapient]] if Morley's comments about feeding on the left-overs are anything to go by? Also, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen according to a documentary on the Season 4 DVD set]], his lower body would've been formed [[{{Squick}} from the scraps of the creatures he has been feeding on]] before they settled on the scrap metal.]]
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*** [[spoiler: While's he's in his state of insanity on Lotho Minor, it is said he's been feeding on vermin and other creatures to stay alive. Considering that Lotho Minor's [[LandfillBeyondTheStars an uninhabitable hellish junkyard world world]] and that he's malnourished, what's not to say [[ImAHumanitarian some of the creatures he's been eating were sapient]] if Morley's comments about feeding on the left-overs are anything to go by? Also, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen according to a documentary on the Season 4 DVD set]], his lower body would've been formed [[{{Squick}} from the scraps of the creatures he has been feeding on]] before they settled on the scrap metal.]]
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** About those zombies, unlike the Geonosian zombies in Season 2, the Nightsister zombies are more humanoid, and much more grotesque, as parts of their skeletons are exposed through that rotting flesh. This image pretty much demonstrates how grotesque. http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/f/fb/NightsisterZombies-SWE.jpg
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** About those zombies, unlike the Geonosian zombies in Season 2, the Nightsister zombies are more humanoid, and much more grotesque, as parts of their skeletons are exposed through that rotting flesh. This image pretty much demonstrates how grotesque. http://images.[[http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/f/fb/NightsisterZombies-SWE.jpgjpg]]
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** About those zombies, unlike the Geonosian zombies in Season 2, the Nightsister zombies are more humanoid, and much more grotesque, as parts of their skeletons are exposed through that rotting flesh. This image pretty much demonstrates how grotesque. http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/f/fb/NightsisterZombies-SWE.jpg
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* TheReveal in "Carnage of Krell" that [[spoiler: Rex and his men have been killing ''other clones'' because of Krell's manipulations]].
* [[spoiler: General Krell]]'s rampage in "Carnage of Krell", as well as his obvious sadistic glee in taunting and butchering the clones.
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* Being from the clones' perspective, the Umbara arc is a study in WarIsHell, especially once General Pong Krell takes command of the 501st Legion.
** Even before Krell takes command, things aren't that much better for the 501st. First off, the native forces are much more technologically advanced than the Republic. They may also attack you [[ParanoiaFuel while you're sleeping in the trenches]], and [[AllThereInTheManual according to the episode guide's trivia section]], those suits provide the Umbaran militiamen with a gaseous stimulant that not only keeps them awake, but also enhances their stamina and reflexes; in short, they tire less easily than clones. Also, one of the most powerful weapons in the Umbaran arsenal, the [[HumongousMecha HMC Juggernaut]], is nigh invincible to Republic weapons, and as far as we know, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard only the Umbarans' weapons are able to destroy them.]]
** The planet itself isn't safe either, especially with the existence of one particular creature encountered early in the campaign: [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Vixus the Vixus.]] Because it's AlwaysNight on Umbara (thus lowering visibility), you might not notice that the vine you just tripped on was the tentacle of a large passive predator, and there's more than one of these things on the planet. Oh, and [[BizarreAlienBiology the inside of its mouth glows]]. Even worse, it's similar to a more horrific creature in the Star Wars universe: the Sarlacc, [[AndIMustScream aside from the possibility that it keeps you alive while digesting you]]. Thankfully, the Vixus is much easier to kill.
** TheReveal in "Carnage of Krell" that [[spoiler: Rex and his men have been killing ''other clones'' because of Krell's manipulations]].
* ** [[spoiler: General Krell]]'s rampage in "Carnage of Krell", as well as his obvious sadistic glee in taunting and butchering the clones.
** Even before Krell takes command, things aren't that much better for the 501st. First off, the native forces are much more technologically advanced than the Republic. They may also attack you [[ParanoiaFuel while you're sleeping in the trenches]], and [[AllThereInTheManual according to the episode guide's trivia section]], those suits provide the Umbaran militiamen with a gaseous stimulant that not only keeps them awake, but also enhances their stamina and reflexes; in short, they tire less easily than clones. Also, one of the most powerful weapons in the Umbaran arsenal, the [[HumongousMecha HMC Juggernaut]], is nigh invincible to Republic weapons, and as far as we know, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard only the Umbarans' weapons are able to destroy them.]]
** The planet itself isn't safe either, especially with the existence of one particular creature encountered early in the campaign: [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Vixus the Vixus.]] Because it's AlwaysNight on Umbara (thus lowering visibility), you might not notice that the vine you just tripped on was the tentacle of a large passive predator, and there's more than one of these things on the planet. Oh, and [[BizarreAlienBiology the inside of its mouth glows]]. Even worse, it's similar to a more horrific creature in the Star Wars universe: the Sarlacc, [[AndIMustScream aside from the possibility that it keeps you alive while digesting you]]. Thankfully, the Vixus is much easier to kill.
** TheReveal in "Carnage of Krell" that [[spoiler: Rex and his men have been killing ''other clones'' because of Krell's manipulations]].
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** [[spoiler: And worst of all: ''this man'' is the same "Good Chancellor Palpatine" we have seen for five seasons. This man is the kindlyand parental authority figure for Anakin and Padme. This man rules the Republic and the Confederacy, and the powerful leader Dooku is utterly subservient to him. The Jedi have no idea.]]
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** [[spoiler: And worst of all: ''this man'' is the same "Good Chancellor Palpatine" we have seen for five seasons. This man is the kindlyand kindly and parental authority figure for Anakin and Padme. This man rules the Republic and the Confederacy, and the powerful leader warriors Dooku is and Grievous are utterly subservient to him. The Jedi have no idea.]] That power you see him use? '''He's masking it-we literally see him every episode.''']]
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* Though it's a quick scene, Grievous' treatment of one very unfortunate clone in "Bound for Rescue". Grabbing him in one foot, before using him to bludgeon another clone hard enough to kill that one instantly, pinning him down while he desperately struggles to get free, then casually crushing him to death as he desperately reaches a hand out to Obi Wan.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Nothing like seeing your friends possessed by mind-controlling worms that can also reanimate the dead.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Nothing like seeing your friends possessed by mind-controlling worms that can also reanimate the dead.]]
