The Last of the Jedi: Death on Naboo
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Paperback |
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135 |
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19 BBY (6 months after the Declaration of a New Order) |
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The Last of the Jedi: Death on Naboo is the fourth book in The Last of the Jedi series of young reader novels. It was published in April 2006 by Scholastic.
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Who Are the Last of the Jedi?
Ex-Jedi Ferus Olin has been imprisoned by the Empire. His crime? Trying to save the Jedi Order.
The sinister Empire won't be able to hold Ferus for long—not when he has a friend on the inside. But escaping is only part of the problem. Ferus's quest is going to take him to the planet of Naboo, where a secret vital to the survival of the Jedi and the entire galaxy is being kept…and is in danger of being revealed.
In order to keep this secret, Ferus will have to face the ruthless Inquisitor Malorum. A battle will be fought—and lives will be lost.
Who will die on Naboo?
The thrilling new series from The New York Times bestselling author of Jedi Apprentice and Jedi Quest.
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Death on Naboo reveals the forename of a character originally seen in the prequel trilogy, Gregar Typho (formerly only known as Captain Typho). It is also a possibility that the maiden name of Jobal Thule Naberrie (Padmé Amidala's mother) is revealed, as her mother, Ryoo Thule is featured in the book.
At the beginning of the scene where Ferus begins his climactic duel with Malorum, Ferus realizes that he is in the Theed Generator Complex, after recalling the stories he was told as a Padawan, of Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon's duel with Darth Maul. Ferus thinks to himself, "It was here. This is where Obi-Wan fought Darth Maul to the death". This seems to be an error in continuity as no Jedi, including Obi-Wan, knew of Darth Maul's name: he was known only as a mysterious Sith Lord. However, since Death on Naboo is set 13 years after the Duel on Naboo, it is possible that the Jedi have, in the intervening period, learnt of Maul's identity.
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 German - Der letzte Jedi: Tod auf Naboo |
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