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Leia's Birthday Edit

The point of the twins traveling to Alderaan for the part of the planet is to provide a birthday gift for their mother, Leia. Oddly at no point in the story is it mentioned that it is also Luke's birthday. Even during the celebration they have a cake and Luke is there. Just seems kind of odd that no one said, "oh happy birthday uncle Luke".

207.210.134.83 21:34, January 19, 2012 (UTC)

I noticed that too. Was that the authors mistake?

When this story was created no one knew that Leia and Luke were twins, or even when Luke was born. I'm pretty sure they didn't know Leia's birthday either, but even if Bail Organa wouldn't say the original one, retconning it to him at least giving her a birthday for celebration's sake is not illogical, albeit unconfirmed.

• Whoops, forgot I wasn't signed in. User: Barren167 ^Signature 16:20, November 30, 2012 (UTC)
  • This conversation is from January. After a few months of inactivity, please start a new thread to discuss a topic instead o posting in the old one. In this case, the book was from before ROTS, so it's not realy a continuity error. This would be a relevant note in a Continuity section for the article though. Be BOLD. NaruHina ^Talk 19:19, December 1, 2012 (UTC)
    • Whoops, didn't notice the date. I just got this message saying "page just updated" in my email yesterday, and posted a reply after reading it. 38.126.15.130 23:09, December 2, 2012 (UTC)

Ailen Vel? Edit

Where does it say that Boba Fett is really Ailen Vel in that series? because at one point in the book it's from Boba Fett's point of view and he thinks of himself as Boba Fett.

• See the Ailyn Vel article, specifically the BTS. NaruHina ^Talk 19:20, December 1, 2012 (UTC)