what have we here?

• . ݁₊ ⊹The Nulls watching their younger brothers grow with the knowledge that this batch meant to replace them, the failed products.  • . ݁₊ ⊹The presence of the Nulls are reminding the Alphas that there is a standard for failure.  • . ݁₊ ⊹There is a pressure in the Alpha ARCs that they have to be better at everything than the Nulls. The stakes are high because they don't have a Skirata to protect them and they saw with their own eyes what recondition do with their fellow brothers. Spar paid for his defiance.  • . ݁₊ ⊹ The Alphas are just as handful and colorful bunch as the Nulls, but Spar's case was enough deterrence to keep everything internalized or strictly among them. If they keep their head low, if they behave good, if they do everything the opposite the Nulls do, they will succeed the impossible: make Jango Fett proud. (spoiler alert: they couldn't.)  • . ݁₊ ⊹ Jango made sure the Alphas remain loyal to the Republic and the Jedi. But in the end the Alpha ARCs were deemed unpredictable, untrustworthy, too individual and too smart for their own good in the end (just like the Nulls). Their were put into stasis and stayed there until they were released during the Battle of Kamino.   • . ݁₊ ⊹ They look younger than the Nulls and most of the clone troopers due to their time spent in stasis. They reach biological adulthood during the war.