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| I'm not sure, but you may be right, Benny-san. Or perhaps by the time he did realize it, he was too far gone to even care, anymore. | |
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| One would think, though, that as soon as he realized Palpatine was Sidious, he would have realized that. But again, his mind was clouded by so many things... | |
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| Still, one must admit, it's pretty weird how once all Palpatine's arguments fall apart, Anakin still trusts him. By the time Gunray says he wants peace... Vader's too far to care, but... | |
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| It seemed to me that right up to that point, Vader still believed they were Palpatine's enemies, not his pawns. Even when he ordered Vader to order the Trade Federation ships to stand down... | |
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| One might suppose it's just because he was in the Separatist HQ, not because he expected them to take orders from a servant of Sidious. Like the message to the Jedi coming from the Jedi temple... | |
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