In the film Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, a particular line left a profound impact on my perception of the Jedi’s involvement during the Clone Wars. The controversial return of Emperor Palpatine significantly shifted the narrative landscape of the Star Wars universe. This decision not only redefined our understanding of the interplay between the Jedi and the Sith but also expanded the perceived capabilities of the Force, altering our comprehension of Palpatine’s ambitions post-Jedi Order.
Recent entries in the Star Wars saga—including The Rise of Skywalker, The Mandalorian, and Star Wars: The Bad Batch—have examined the intricate dynamics behind Palpatine’s unnerving resurrection. Cloning has emerged as a crucial theme in the storytelling, connecting the origins of the Republic’s clone trooper army, Supreme Leader Snoke’s mysterious presence, and Grogu’s tumultuous background in The Mandalorian. Yet, a lingering question persists: why weren’t the Jedi more vigilant about the clones during the prequel era?
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