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Lost Twenty

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The Lost Twenty, including Dooku, were memorialized with bronzium busts in the Jedi Temple.
"Only twenty Jedi have ever left the Order."
"The Lost Twenty. And Count Dooku was the most recent and the most painful. No one likes to talk about it. His leaving was a great loss to the Order."
―Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jocasta Nu[src]

The Lost Twenty, earlier known as The Lost, was the name given to the Jedi Masters who had voluntarily resigned their commission and left the Jedi Order, usually over ideological differences.

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[edit] History

"You're one of the Lost Twenty. Like Dooku."
"I am the twenty-first, Master Shryne. Surely you've heard of Anakin Skywalker. The Chosen One."
―Roan Shryne and Darth Vader[src]

One of the earliest members of the Lost Twenty was the Umbaran Jedi Master Phanius, who eventually became Darth Ruin, the first Dark Lord of the Sith in the New Sith Empire. Over time more would leave; twelve by 990 BBY.

The twentieth member of this group was Master Dooku, who left the Jedi Order in 32 BBY and became, unbeknownst to the Order until too late, Darth Tyranus.

Despite never having attained the rank of Jedi Master, Darth Vader considered himself to be the twenty-first member of this group.[1]

Thracia Cho-Leem, the Master of Vergere, was not counted among the Lost Twenty, despite leaving the Order as a Jedi Master. The reasons for this are unknown. Some think this was because she stayed on the light side, though she never returned to the Jedi Order.

Along with the most venerable Masters, the Lost were remembered in the form of busts in the Jedi Archives; a reminder of the Jedi's greatest failures, though the Jedi did not fault the individuals for leaving. On each bust's pedestal, the great deeds of the Master it commemorated were listed, though it gave no mention of why he or she left the Order.

[edit] Known members

Statues of possible members of the Lost Twenty.
Bust of a possible member of the Lost Twenty in the Jedi Archives.

[edit] Behind the scenes

It is unknown if the Lost comprise the entire history of the Order, or only a specific period of the Order's existence.

A bust of George Lucas is seen during one of the Star Wars movies, and might be one of the lost twenty.[source?]

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[edit] Notes and references

  1. ↑ Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader
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