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Dooku is the perfect foil for Anakin. He hates Anakin because he admittedly sees himself in him, he’s jealous that he’s the new ‘favorite’, now.
And Anakin hates Dooku because he humiliated him on Geonosis, took his arm, and represents what he might (and inevitably will) become. https://www.instagram.com/p/CV5n6w2pH0L/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Still working through the pain, but here’s more sneak peak at the #secrethorrorproject with @cavanscottwriter #corinhowell #cavanscott https://www.instagram.com/p/B74Aq3nBrYu/?igshid=m4iejtuc4yrs

I swear I’m an adult. #secrethorrorproject with @cavanscottwriter ;) #corinhowell #cavanscott https://www.instagram.com/p/B9h-brsBZ3F/?igshid=v4kswmwu2w2q

“Nah.” #secrethorrorproject with @cavanscottwriter #corinhowell #cavanscott #comics https://www.instagram.com/p/B9kk2u6BMpt/?igshid=wcrglg27j8ou

Cavan Scott has a packed schedule at San Diego Comic Con 2024, and to help out his many followers he's posted his schedule of movements, starting today with the Lucasfilm Publishing panel and running right through to a Magma Comix signing on Saturday. Check it out, and of you're there, get these panels and signings pencilled in.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Cavan Scott (@cavanscottwriter) [amazon box="B0D96ZJQMH"]

3rd December 2024 is looking set to be a busy day, as not only will it welcome the arrival of Someone Who Loves You from Beth Revis, but it shall also see the next The High Republic audiobook original arrive. That story is Tempest Breaker from Cavan Scott, and Cavan sat down with StarWars.com to discuss the project and where we find our heroes (and villains). StarWars.com: Tell us a bit more about where we find Lourna Dee at the start of Tempest Breaker — she’s already had quite the journey. Cavan Scott: Those who've been following the Marvel Star Wars: The High Republic comic will have seen Lourna Dee throwing her lot in with the Jedi, specifically the recently elevated Jedi Master Keeve Trennis. At first the alliance was forced upon her, the Jedi strong-arming Lourna into being their guide as they plunged into the Nihil Occlusion Zone. But over time, we've seen a growing — and grudging — respect forming between Lourna and her Jedi... captors? No, that's not right. Neither is jailers. Piece by piece they are slowly becoming a team. The question is how long will Lourna allow that alliance to last. Until she escapes? Or until she gets what she really wants — a chance to face her former associate Marchion Ro. This audio drama is that story. StarWars.com: Lourna Dee has a complicated relationship with the Jedi. What can readers expect from Lourna having to team up with them? Cavan Scott: Sparks will fly, especially as Keeve's group grows with the addition of Avar Kriss, the former Marshal of Starlight who nearly took Lourna's head, only stopping with the Twi'lek's hand when Keeve intervened. There's plenty of banter, some of it well-meaning, the majority of it biting as Lourna finally faces the consequences of her past crimes. And not just crimes against the Jedi. Those who enjoyed our first Lourna Dee audio drama, Tempest Runner, will hear some familiar voices on the way and she comes up against old friends, foes, and lovers. Where does Marchion Ro fit into that mix? Well, you'll have to listen to find out. Stay tuned for our review of Tempest Breaker at the end of 2024. [amazon box="1368070396"]

Now both deeply ensconced in the worlds and stories of The High Republic, Cavan Scott and George Mann discuss the series, their friendship and more. Cavan Scott: So, your first experience of a High Republic event would have been [Star Wars Celebration Europe] earlier this year in London, right? George Mann: Yeah. I wasn't sure what to expect because, although you'd kind of told me all about the experience in Anaheim [at Celebration 2022]…I kind of thought, well, it's not going to be the same in the UK. We're not quite the same [as an] American audience. We don't show our appreciation in the same way. We tend to be sarcastic. [Laughs.] Cavan Scott: Really? George Mann: Yeah, exactly! But then…I couldn't get over the fact that people recognized who we were. I mean, we're authors. We're not on TV, we're not in movies. But they knew our faces. They were seeking us out. And then the audience for the panel when we first announced The Eye of Darkness and the titles for the Phase III books. And the cheering. You couldn't hear! It was kind of Beatlemania for Star Wars. Cavan Scott: Which Beatle are you in this scenario? And please don't say I'm Ringo. Although, to be honest, I love Ringo. George Mann: George [and] Paul. Cavan Scott: Of course. It’s your names, isn’t it? George Mann: I'm two of the Beatles. So that leaves you as Ringo, I'm afraid. Cavan Scott: Well, everyone loves Ringo. For the full interview, head to Starwars.com. [amazon box="B0CJTZNYP3"]