26: Witches and Monsters Arc (Clone Wars 56 - 58)

A More Civilized Age: A Star Wars Podcast

A More Civilized Age

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🗓️ 15 December 2021

⏱️ 122 minutes

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Summary

Week after week, we return to the same conversation: What if, instead of focusing only on known characters and therefore being boxed in by the events of the Prequel Trilogy, Clone Wars could spread its wings and spend time developing new characters with yet unwritten endings. Finally, with the arrival of a character really, genuinely named Savage, our prayers are answered, even if the monkey's paw does curl...

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NEXT TIME: Episodes 59 - 61 ("Overlords," "Altar of Mortis," & "Ghosts of Mortis")

Show Notes

Shout outs to Mat Jones, @pillowfort on Twitter, for producing this episode!

Fallen Clones: "Trauma"

Fallen Zabrak: Feral, many unnamed others

Fallen Jedi: Halsey, Knox

Fallen Kings: Katuunko

Hosted by Rob Zacny (@RobZacny)

Featuring Alicia Acampora (@ali_west), Austin Walker (@austin_walker), and Natalie Watson (@nataliewatson)

Produced by Mat Jones (@pillowfort)

Music by Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal)

Cover art by Xeecee (@xeeceevevo)

Transcript

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0:00.0	Let us return once more to a more civilized age Clone Wars podcast. I'm Rob Zachini joined by Alia Capora, Austin Walker, and Natalie Watson.
0:17.0	We're finally here. Dathemer.
0:20.0	Thank fucking God.
0:22.0	Did you say let's fucking God? Or you said thank fucking God?
0:25.0	I don't know what I said, but I'm happy to be here, y'all.
0:30.0	You know, girls can grow up to be anything they want, provided they want to be forced, which is bad girls get to be night sisters, and slavery is for the boys.
0:40.0	So this is a bonkers trio of episodes that starts strong, goes some places, and ends with a truly shocking reveal.
0:52.0	A reveal that I fully thought y'all knew until about three, I got it like a month ago.
0:59.0	I referenced when this comes back, you know, movie, and everyone seemed dumbfounded of what I was referencing.
1:06.0	So I've seen, I just refused to believe I was like, look, I'm not just going to assume like I figured that species just looks that way.
1:14.0	I'm not going to assume that like that's a that's a Darth Maul.
1:18.0	It's a Zabrick. Zabrick. That does have to be Darth Maul, even though the legs are robots and that sequence will get there.
1:24.0	Yeah, so since they're pretty like they all flow into one another, I'll give you the broad outlines here.
1:32.0	It's going to take me a minute. I apologize.
1:34.0	It's a lot. It's a lot.
1:36.0	As Ventress leads a separatist fleet in a major action over Salist, Palpatine chooses this moment to kneecap his apprentice Duku by demanding the Duku prove loyalty by killing Ventress.
1:49.0	And so when the battle turns against Ventress and she requests help from Duku, he coldly tells her that he's recalled her fleet and is abandoning her.
1:56.0	Then attempts to have the ship she's on destroyed. She barely escapes their life and makes her way back to her home planet of Dathemer to reconnect with her people.
2:05.0	The tribe of force power, which is called the Night Sisters. We get a brief flashback showing how she was given up by the tribe as an incredibly cute infant.
2:15.0	She was rescued from pirates, dark Jedi, dark Jedi and pirate pirates.
2:21.0	It's a pirate guy who has her first, yeah. A bounty hunter type.
2:26.0	I was waiting for fucking Hondo Anaka to show his ass.
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