Why Vader HATED Captain Needa BEFORE Episode 5! (Legends)

[@ajra6143]

Vader: Don’t be upset, Captain. This is just how I accept apologies

[@thomashaberl2858]

Needa's proximity to Ozzel was his downfall. Piett's proximity to a flaming A-Wing was HIS downfall.

[@metalc.s3170]

A flaming SPINNY A-Wing to be exact

[@RedShirtRemyStarship]

Thomas Haberl Piett: Intensify forward power I do not want anything to get through. INTENSIFY FORWARD FIRE POWER! AHHHHHH! TOO LATE!

[@worth4909]

66 likes

[@andriakoblianidze7816]

Execute needa 66

[@RHawkins6]

@@metalc.s3170 Because spinning is a "neat trick", a non-spinning A-Wing wouldn't have taken out the Executor.

[@darylsdesigns6679]

“Apology accepted, Captain Needa.”

[@Krefelderasi]

You have failed me for the last time Admiral!

[@coachacola3755]

Needs lived, he stands up to aid the floor commanders to carry him away lol.

[@a.d.clarke4990]

Lol

[@NoTimeAllTime]

i always thought that Needa's death was weird, even as a kid it seemed like he was a professional and even took responsibility for what wasn't directly his fault, is it the only time that vader just straight up murder's someone that isn't a total screw up? I can't recall.

[@IceWolfLoki]

I thought Vader executed him not for losing the Falcon but for being stupid enough to waste Vader's time and Imperial resources reporting the falcons dissapearance and apologising in person.

[@UnintentionalSubmarine]

Obviously the original intent was to show the ruthlessness of Vader. Failure was not accepted, regardless of circumstances. Hence why we see the utterly insane push through the asteroid belt that clearly results in the loss of at least one SD. Needa is indeed portrayed as a responsible military man, which makes the point even stronger. Remember, Vader is still the main villain in ESB, Palpy is barely there more than ANH. Vader is as yet not a tragic figure, but a dangerous and evil boss. And one of the main storytelling devices is to showcase fantasy villains as irrational and overly cruel. Hence Needa dies when everyone can see he was not really at fault. Btw, that little thing is pretty common too, when the evil boss kills an otherwise competent underling for no good reason.

[@Phoenix7786]

@@UnintentionalSubmarine And yet Piett was spared.

[@UnintentionalSubmarine]

Piett was spared because he had people in front of him, so the punishment would serve to 'inspire' him. Take note of how Vader says "Don't fail me again... Admiral" just after he killed Ozzel.

[@myscrnnm]

@@UnintentionalSubmarine Except that's not what he said. The line after he executes Ozzel is, "You are in command now, Admiral Piett" with emphasis on "admiral" as he just promoted him.

[@redacted657]

Yikes, the more legends you read, the scarier Vader is.

[@CHEF-55457]

-Vader's the galaxy's boogeyman...- Actually, Vader fits Tarkin's doctrine... Darth Vader is far more than just a boogeyman, General Grevious already lays claims to the title of boogeyman...

[@chrismc410]

@@CHEF-55457 more like Vader succeeds Grievous as the boogeyman. By that logic, Obi-Wan is the galaxy's John Wick. They call Obi-Wan "Baba Yaga" :who you sent to kill the boogeyman. His killing of Grievous and winning the first fight over Vader make him more than qualified.

[@aristogan]

I know Vader slaughtered kids and all so maybe you can't really reason with the guy but I feel like killing Needa was stupid. Even as a kid I felt like him taking responsibility put him miles above any other imperial leader... But choking Needa is one thing... But executing his family as well? Ugh the Sith are too sloppy.

[@chrismc410]

The execution of his whole family to me was more a Palpatine move than Vader. Sure, Vader killed an entire village of Tuskens twice, in AOTC and the canon Vader comics respectively but those were extenuating circumstances and the one exception to the rule.

[@Abandonsoyciety]

@@chrismc410 cant really blame vader tho Tuskens killed his mom Sidious however just killed to kill

[@havareriksen1004]

It sounds more like Palpatine, yes. In Vader's own words: "The emperor is not as forgiving as I am." And how moff Jerjerrod made excuses to Vader about the slow progress, but immediately redoubled their efforts once he was told the emperor was coming in person.

[@JanPeverell]

If not for meeeeee... for accepting apologies.

[@thewetzelsixx9009]

#IfNotForMeeeeeeeee

[@metalc.s3170]

Eyyyyy imperialist

[@nicktubara]

I love how he ends these videos.........and that pause though before he completes his sentences. ❤

[@thewetzelsixx9009]

Hey look. It's a mini-reunion from the live streams. Can't wait for another. And hope to see you guys there.

[@nosorab3]

Props to Needa for taking the fall, though. He knew he was dead, but he spared his crew any (known) punishment.

[@thewayfarer8849]

Vader: "I'm surrounded by idiots."

[@solowingborders3239]

The Wayfarer "I'm surrounded by assholes!"

[@hycron1234]

_"I thought you were surrounded by gumdrops and ice cream!"_

[@jamesbrown4092]

@Solo Wing Borders "Keep firing assholes!"

[@konnorrockkonnoisseur4970]

hycron1234 goddammit I get it 😂😂😂

[@Eintracht-uy3cz]

Surrounded by idiots and Piett, let's be real here

[@Moakmeister]

Needa watched in awe and amazement as Anakin landed the bisected Invisible Hand on Coruscant, and he even prayed to the Force that Anakin die painlessly if the ship exploded. The very man who would murder him twenty two years later. Damn.

[@marcbartuschka6372]

That is the difference between Vader and Thrawn (and any good commader). A good commander would have found a way to make use of Needa, not kill him. He was willing to learn and admit his failures.

[@funbro99]

Thrawn would also have liked needa tbh since he admitted His fault and thrawn would only kill if you botched up a order so Hard...like konstatine had he not charged with His destroyer and died

[@chengkuoklee5734]

@@funbro99 to be fair, it wasn't Needa fault, it should be the engineer's fault for radar blind spot.

[@treycarter6736]

Thrawn killed a officer for not admitting he failed.

[@marcbartuschka6372]

@@treycarter6736 And for trying to put the blame on his superior (wrongly). I guess if the culprit would have accepeted his fault and shown signs of the will to learn he may have get away with a demotion or something like that. Thrawn could be brutal (he could always be brutal, but especially in the desperate situation his forces were against a vastly numerical superior foe) but he was not cruel and he seem to value the life of the men and women under his command (while he was willing to sacrifice some for victory).

[@treycarter6736]

@@marcbartuschka6372, he was just as vile as Vader, but in much more calm and collected ways. Just because he was suave doesn’t mean he wasn’t an asshole too.

[@DamonNomad82]

Avenger's crew: "Great. Now we Needa new captain!"

[@TheLiamster]

Darth Vader hates a lot of people.

[@chrismc410]

Himself topping the list. Obi-Wan and Palpatine share the number two spot

[@Krefelderasi]

I hate you too

[@TheLiamster]

therealsithvader I’m sorry Lord Vader

[@tylerjones7592]

Liam Walsh he hates everyone except Luke and padme. He hates himself as much as he hates obi wan

[@tylerjones7592]

chrismc410 I wonder who hates obi wan more vader or maul

[@gabrieldjatienza6971]

In ESB novel, Needa's destroyer Avenger was the one hit by the ion cannon! It later initiated the chase of the M.Falcon, it nearly crashed into two unnamed destroyers and relentlessly continued pursuit past the asteroid field before Han Solo did his vanishing trick! Life was unfair to Needa.

[@WR288]

At this point, we should ask who Vader didn't hate.

[@blackdemonknight]

Piett, he didn't hate him.

[@tylerjones7592]

Killer288 Luke and padme

[@chriscarrete5303]

His mother..

[@chriscarrete5303]

He definitely hates sand and sand people.. Lol 😄😄😄😂😂😀😀

[@jonskowitz]

It would certainly take less time

[@thewewguy8t88]

seems a bit petty if you ask me. while i understand ozzel he had it coming. clearly captain nedda was more like peitt though but vader could not see that.

[@summer20105707]

Hogwash. The empire just needed an excuse to make Vader's actions look justified.

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

I find it interesting that it seems that throughout the comics and films, Vader’s murders seem to be spaced out so that when we start to think that there still could something redeemable in him, we are quickly shown just how far he has fallen to the darkness.

[@sjeason]

Not only all that but I feel like the fact that it was this failure specifically that ensured his fate. If he had failed at another task he might have survived, but Vader was getting increasingly desperate and frustrated to find who he now knew was his son and he knew that the Falcon was connected with him. This can be seen as Vader even starts to become hostile to Piett after his multiple failed attempts to capture the ship, even though he was one of Vader’s favorites. So it’s right to say that Needa was in the wrong place at the wrong time, because it was going to be a rough time for everyone in Death Squadron as the margin of error went from Don’t fail Vader more then once to Don’t fail Vader at all.

[@steelgreyed]

I was always of the opinion Needa survived the encounter, much like Krennic. It was because of the willingness to die, that he lived. He knew someone was going to die for this and he liked his crew.

[@Warsie]

In the movie you see Needa move his legs to get up when the imperial naval officers pick him up, so i assumed he didnt actuaaly die haha in-universe explanation: Vader gave the officers help with the force

[@carterluczywo2712]

Yea and he showed back up at the end of the movie

[@danaripley1200]

Seemed like with Vader, getting a promotion might as well have been a death sentence. Staying in the rear with the gear and trying very hard not to get noticed might be a better plan if you want to survive your time in the Imperial Naval Forces. Out of all the Star Wars lore, I'm sure there were a few that were so lucky.

[@marcbartuschka6372]

Well in the Thrawn-trilogy this is mentioned by Pellaeon when he thinks back. Serving on board of the Executor was dangerous, but it was also a quick path to promotion. Many young officers with ambitions were willing to take the risk (although that get some killed, and gave the rest - like Pellaeon, I think - some sort of PTSD for the rest of their life).

[@diarradunlap9337]

That reminds me of what happened to Colonel General Helmuth Weidling during the Battle of Berlin in April 1945. The story goes that Weidling had been accused of moving his HQ back from the front line of the defense in his area of Berlin. He was summoned to the Fuhrerbunker to explain himself to Hitler. He was expecting to be executed, but after explaining that he HADN'T moved back from the front line, he was given command of the entire defense of the city. Weidling is reported to have commented to his adjutant that he'd have rather been shot. He KNEW that it was hopeless.

[@NFS_Gamer]

It's always nice to learn more and more about Star Wars. Great video as always, Star Wars Reading Club.

[@junko4166]

Legends had so much depth. There was no need for Disney to get rid of early legends material.

[@sharpspoon7371]

In other news, the sky is blue.

[@ArtyJerjerrod]

Legends is full of absolute shite as well though. It’s not all Zahn.

[@sharpspoon7371]

@@ArtyJerjerrod Guy, of course there's gonna be trash, Legends spans 30 years lol.

[@TKnHappyNess]

Vader DID accept Needa's apology

[@Gamerafighter76]

Poor Needa was just an unfortunate victim of circumstance and collateral damage in Vader and Ozzel’s disdain for each other. Dude deserved better, honestly.

[@CHEF-55457]

Next time, transfer to Grand Admiral Thrawn's Command... if your not dead already...

[@cc0767]

Im taking notes for my upcoming assingment because I too need to spread 5 bits of information into a 20 page work

[@wilhufftarkin8543]

I just noticed that Admiral Ozell and Wullf Yularen are the only imperial officers with a beard.

[@yourstruly4817]

Because Needa didn't check his backup camera.

[@stolasgoetia93]

If not for Me... For wiping out bloodlines.

[@jayburn00]

Actually, some of Needa's family survived. One of them makes an appearance in the X-wing novel series, in Wedge's Gamble, possibly in The Krytos Trap as well.

[@christopherstone4336]

Needa was a solid officer and I could see him being aligned to the alliance. So basically it was Vader taking out anyone who wasn't on his team.

[@pope2552]

nah Ozzel was definitely a Rebel spy. Needa was just unlucky

[@tr4480]

02:36 the officer behind Vader and the officer next to Piett at 02:39 are interesting to watch. Both unnamed officers know its best to just stand at attention and not say a word, or even think for that matter, only listen. They were likely not even extant in Vader eyes, but still.

[@tr4480]

That being said, I wonder if he didnt kill Captain Needa on screen, but merely choked him till he passed out. It'd be an important lesson befitting as it was to come from one like Vader. After all, Needa did say he would go directly to Vader, ostensibly to apologize.

[@TwoFace123-f2n]

Great Video!

[@chuckfinley3152]

Legends, some real starwars not disney garbage

[@greyfox68j]

Another great video,Thanks a lot! 😂🤔😂

[@DanY-mj4gl]

remember that Needa also saved anakin skywalker during the battle over coruscant.

[@DaleESkywalker]

3:45 Thanks a lot, Ozzel!

[@dansfilms7901]

At least needa had the balls to confront vader himself

[@cmcycles8387]

Needa : "harder daddy" Vader : What!? Needa: what?

[@mariuszmiroslaw2290]

You lose Falcon AND Death Star....

[@supremeleadergnkdroid3202]

I need Star Wars reading club to do my college papers. He can turn a 3-4 page into a 10-12

[@FormerTrucker]

The more I learn about Vader the more I see that he's just an over bearing hot Head. Who lets his temper get the best of him all the time.

[@Breeg2011]

My personal pet peeve with Needa still is that he was so clueless about his own ship's weakness. I mean, the Falcon passed his ship at a close range and then it was gone. It should have been clear to him that the Falcon might be hiding in his ship's sensor shadow. Now, one could claim that Vader should have thought of this possibility himself, but chance is that this was such a blatant mistake that Vader could not even imagine for it to have happened. All he knew and felt was the force telling him that Needa screwed up big time!

[@RyanTheDark]

Beside Luke, Leia, Padme, and his friend in the Empire, who doesn't Anakin hate? And don't say Palpatine!!!

[@generaljimmies3429]

His restaurant, Palpatine's Pizzeria?

[@chrismc410]

He doesn't hate his children especially not Padme. Here's a list 1. Himself 2. Obi-Wan and Palpatine are tied for this spot 3. Tusken Raiders. 4. The Hutts. 5. Ozzel Most Imperials are more of an annoyance than outright hatred, most aren't worthy of even his hate. The rebellion also are in that category

[@BatmanDCEU]

@@chrismc410 you forgot sand

[@metalc.s3170]

It’s simple. If your bellow grand moff or grande admiral. Vader’s got no love for you. Also if you ask me. Palpitine and Vader might have still been A LITTLE mad about the fact he almost killed them while they were aboard the invisible hand.

[@brenster21]

He was instrumental in them surviving Invisible Hand, as he was the officer that coordinated the naval forces and landing for the hunk of a ship when it crashed down on Coruscant, getting fire ships positioned to put out the fires, clearing the area and alerting the Jedi Council to get the area cleared. As the Non Canon expert said, Palpatine helped him move through the ranks of the Imperial navy years later.

[@Harro150988]

The word 'purview' refers to a scope or area of influence. He always fell under the purview of Emperor, it was only later that he attracted the ire of the Emperor.

[@maryuma7]

I like your videos they are always interesting. Its unfortunate about Needa and his family. Its like they were guilty by association. Did they really deserve to die because of that? Tragic story when you think about it.

[@frankmundy4074]

If not for meeeeeee... for Neim Nunb for no reason other than the fact that he never gets mentioned with anything lol

[@enderdrew14]

It wouldn't be Vader if he didn't hate most of his officers

[@starwarsreadingclub]

This is why you have to love Piett. He was really the only (relatively) one that spent significant time with Vader and survived his failure. It's no wonder why he became an Imperial Naval Legend afterwards. Thank you for watching as always!

[@enderdrew14]

@@starwarsreadingclub Vader loves the working man

[@schizoidboy]

French philosopher Voltaire once remarked about the execution of British Admiral Bying for failing to act during a naval battle. (He was shot on the deck of his own ship.) He remarked that they executed an admiral to encourage the others.

[@warcorgi3623]

Vader has to be the most incompetent military leader in the entire Star Wars Universe....

[@Warsie]

the sad thing was there was so much corruption from basically building a galactic military from scratch in a major war and then massively expanding it that the shit Vader did was actually welcomed by many enlisted, as they dealt with a LOT of incompetent assholes as officers

[@mariagloriadelcarmen]

In Kenobi and Andor

[@zebwhitt8056]

Do what captain needa did in the clone wars

[@samueljohnson9723]

Hell yeah, since he brought it up

[@GeorgiaKev]

If Darth Vader hadn't died before Luke took him back to the Rebel base on Endor, he (Vader) would have likely been tried and executed for crimes against humanity (assuming, of course, the rebel soldiers stationed there during the Battle of Endor didn't lynch him first).

[@MisterMarin]

The key to surviving serving the Empire is / was to maintain yourself low-key as much as possible. Do your job, but don't excel in it to avoid getting noticed by your superiors and promoted, since with each promotion you get closer and closer to reporting directly to Vader. And we've seen how he treats his subordinates when his inner Annie starts sulking.

[@patrickperalta59]

I love when Vader kills Needa and says "Apology accepted Captain Needa. LOL

[@WingDiamond]

In the Parody "The Empire Strikes Out", the exchange between "Darrf Zader" and "Kraptain Needie" went liek this: K. Needie: Oh My Royal Hardhat, I feel so awful about losing the "Aluminum Falcon" that I could just DIE! Darrf Z.: Your Request Shall Be Granted! Then A Black Gloved hand appeared to smother the Krappy Kaptain's life away!

[@GalaxyDogenut]

Link it.

[@notmyrealname6150]

Vader: "I just hope Needa screws up so I can Force choke him."

[@lpg12338]

Good video.

[@tureytaino2785]

There was another reason Vader Killed Needa: Vader loved to kill people.

[@ignacio4159]

Here is another: Vader was an asshole

[@tureytaino2785]

@@ignacio4159 That is implied in the "loved to kill people part". I think the Sith are miserable and want everyone else to be as miserable as they are, because the only times I see Palpatine genuinely happy is when he is making someone else suffer.

[@Stussmeister]

I often wonder what Captain Needa was thinking during the shuttle ride from the Avenger (his ship) to the Executor: "Oooooohhhhh, boy, am I in for it now. I've just lost a ship Lord Vader is searching for, and now I'm going to APOLOGIZE to him?!?!?! Didn't he execute my superior officer???"

[@chriscarrete5303]

Wow... Makes so much since now. 👏👏👍👍😀😁

[@ScoobertDoobert5123]

Thanks-alozzle

[@tuanvandersluis4433]

can't blame him now. the admiral should take this as a wake up.

[@spectrelead]

Though, the most unnerving thing about that entire scene, to me, is that instead of Needa being just hauled off like trash, look at the troopers carrying him more like someone unconscious. Since Needa was dead at that point, why didn't the troopers just grab an ankle each and walk off?

[@ryansanico6539]

If not for me never failed a mission under Darth Vader.

[@futurejewoverlord9109]

Poor Needa

[@Falchion1984]

If not for meee... (show Ozzel at Deep Space Besh, then getting choked to death, and Needa being choked to death in rapid succession) ...for guilt by associaaatttiiiooonnn...

[@captainrex4403]

Well, in Vader's defense he was at least polite and "accepted" Needa's apology.

[@luchomscyfy]

But Needa apologized. And Vader accepted it. That's how a healthy relationship is build.

[@GalaxyDogenut]

Yes.

[@Steveman27]

But it was useless of Vader to accept it since he killed Needa.

[@jasonbenton7962]

Needa also unknowingly almost killed Vader and Sidious during the beginning of episode 3. He is the reason that 1/2 a ship needed to be landed.

[@havareriksen1004]

This is yet one example where EU/Legends devalue moments in the films. There really was no need for any underlying story of conflict between neither Needa nor Ozzel. The films portrays Vader as a man with short temper who kills whoever fails his bidding, be it withholding information, like captain Antilles, or failing to complete the mission given to them. We see this behavior already on Tantive IV, and not long after we see it again on the Death Star. Motti was getting force chocked by Vader for ridiculing Vader and the Force, and would most likely have been killed had not Tarkin ordered Vader to release him. And Motti had proved to be a very able officer and held the position of Chief of Navy at that time. It would follow suit that Vader killed both Ozzel and Needa simply out of the fact that they failed him. Also, that there would have to be underlying reasons for Vader killing Ozzel and Needa takes away from the menace behind Vader's warning to Jerjerrod about finishing the Death Star 2's construction on schedule, that the emperor was not as forgiving as him. At the same time we see Vader value talent as he promotes captain Piett to admiral, bypassing any internal policies within the navy regarding promotions. Still, Piett was nervous after our heroes escaped from Bespin, having fixed the disabled hyperdrive , furhter proving that the killings of Ozzel and Needa was down to failing Vader amd that he would be facing Vader's wrath next. That Vader spared Piett seems to be related to Vader sensing that it was meant to be that way somehow, and that he would meet Luke again later, when it was time.

[@Crafty_Spirit]

I agree and great comment, the films on their own work better for Vader's ruthless leadership style, no need for embellishments here

[@carterluczywo2712]

I’ve seen absolutely no one talk about this but Captain needa died at the beginning of empire strikes back but at the end he is back can does anyone else notice this

[@t.g.b.1164]

Vader clearly hated many Imperial Officers, didn't he.

[@johnadams5678]

Captain Needa should have always been on the high ground....with sand.

[@Beneficialitificul]

Fascinating

[@MichaelKearsley]

Maybe Vader had seen Ozzel in the TV series Grange Hill and had never liked his performances, Needa probably had a minor role as a supply teacher.

[@emperor_msk]

As long as these aren't remade by Disney in new comic, this is Canon

[@anakinchosen]

The only guy who scares the hell out of me is Vader,the officers 👮‍♀️ are not scary.😱

[@dmurphy915]

Aside from being a Jedi, are the religions in star wars? Just wondering if there a non force centric religion for the people. Did they worship the emperor?

[@keithsantana145]

I doubt it. It seems every religious belief system in Star Wars has the force connected to it somehow. The witches of Dathomir use magick. Others, like the Pantorans, worshipped unnamed gods or goddesses. It is hard to find anything in Star Wars religious practices that doesn't have links to the Jedi or Sith in some way.

[@karlrovey]

The Trandoshans are interesting.

[@metalc.s3170]

All I can say after this is that . Piett was REALLY VERY lucky Vader didn’t want to kill him. 🥶

[@thewewguy8t88]

there was actually a rcomplicated history for that.(actually its kind of because of ozell that piett was spared by vader) piett actually did not want to get noticed by darth vader but darth vader personally hand picked piett for death squardran.

[@metalc.s3170]

thewewguy8t88@ oh I know I watch his video on why piett was spared. This was me expressing my inner thoughts.

[@raymondstpaul4913]

Vader really has emotional issues he's like a kid having constant unrestrained tantrums.

[@Steveman27]

I don't think Vader meant when he said apology accepted to Needa after he killed him, because if he did, he wouldn't have killed him. I think Needa should have just not said anything about them not capturing the Falcon, and if Vader would have found out about it and killed him, then there would have been nothing he could have done about it anyway.

[@thedoruk6324]

I mean... Vader hated *EVERYBODY!* D:

[@lordofpain3476]

Needa deserved every bit of Lord Vader's hatred . He had a choice between Ozzel and Vader , he chose poorly. Such bad choices can't be tolerated.

[@soulman71901]

Vader hated this dude more than sand in his I ❤️ Padmé boxers? Is that what you are implying?

[@GalaxyDogenut]

...

[@justisaiah204]

Whats the matter captain do you Needa some air?

[@darthrevan4570]

killed his entire family to? damn thats harsh....

[@perretti2006]

I always thought of this as an incredibly shitty action on Vader’s part

[@user-re8pd6vm2x]

So Needa was actually a decent officer, and Vader killed a useful officer because of his relationship to an superior officer that Vader hated and he knew? Vader did it out of arrogance.

[@leon-uc3wc]

F for captain needa

[@pope2552]

Ozzel was a Rebel spy

[@summer20105707]

Vader liked killing imperial officers way too much. You don't win wars by killing your experienced commanders. I'm surprised more officers didn't desert to the rebels. What does it matter if you die fighting in battle against Vader or being murdered by him? However Ozzel was clumsy and stupid. But this didn't justify killing loyal officers like Needa.

[@CiabanItReal]

I left a like for *Thanks a lot Ozzel*

[@Darth-vade123]

Ozzel was incapable of leading death squadron if not for my command he would had the fleet destroyed

[@simonwillis1529]

Honesty theses types of vids kinda show a different view to something we see needa just messed up and Vader killed him this back story gives more depth to just one bit the Eu had so much of this back story of such small parts

[@bigdaddytrips6197]

Apology accepted , Captain needa

[@Lexie_Tyler05]

Hello there

[@Henryg44]

Obi Wan Kenobi general kenobi

[@emilyustick3738]

Obi Wan Kenobi Hello

[@c4vengineering]

Hello there

[@Henryg44]

These replies will make a fine addition to my collection

[@samueljohnson9723]

Master Kenobi. Did you have a fridge on Tattoine?

[@SerpentNight]

In the ESB novel Vader was decent enough to have Needa shot rather than force choking him.

[@jotheunissen9274]

Today's lesson: If Vader dislikes/hates someone, STAY FAR AWAY from that guy

[@theextremeanimator4721]

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