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It's a little bit winded but it gets the point across quite well and it was the first time that I read it.

So I was a little bit frazzled by it. In the book they're actually going back and they're like

changing the prequels and they're saying that Palpatine and Anakin tried to create a force

diet the entire time and then they're saying that plague is tried to create a force diet with Palpatine

the entire time. But the ones that were successful were Ray and Kylo and it's like,

yeah, I'm like just you know as a Star Wars fan create what you want to create going forwards.

But just please look us film don't go back and try to like change shit around to

help your narrative or help whatever you're creating now because when George wrote the story there

was no freaking diet right that wasn't a thing and you might argue that Basel and Revan had a diet

but it was never a thing that Palpatine was trying to create a force diet with Anakin.

Yeah, well I feel like it sort of I feel like it cheapens it both ways because

you know on the one hand like let's say you liked the diet in rise right like let's say you were

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