The tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise, but VERY verbose.

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Palpatine: Have your ears ever received the sound waves formed from the mouth of any individual, not explicitly myself, which together formed a dialect created in order to properly communicate between beings, with said dialect forming an ancient tale, also known as a legend, where the subject of said legend referred to the tragic chain of events concerning the life of the force-sensitive entity with the given name Plagueis, prefix darth, and his life? The amalgamation of these various events are generally considered negative, and hence take form as a tragedy, a type of story consisting of one or more deaths of the characters involved.

Anakin: No?

Palpatine:

Thanks to the reasoning I have previously made before you answered my question, I have formed a preemptive answer. Based on the evaluation of your current situation regarding the order of force-sensitive beings which fight for the freedom of all in the galactic republic,I have concluded that It is logical to assume that the order of force-sensitive beings which fight for the freedom of all beings in the galactic republic have withheld the information held in the following legend I am about to communicate to you for fear of influence said legend could have on the mind of a young jedi individual like yourself, who is still too undisciplined for the amount of power he was given.

Due to your lack of response to the previous statements I have made, I will now proceed to explain the Tragedy to you in hopes that you will gain more wisdom.

The force-sensitive entity with the given name Plagueis, who has received the prefix “darth” after his induction into the sith order, was a force-sensitive individual who adhered to the ideology opposing the one of the order of force-sensitive (I have to stop here, Youtube says my description is too long).

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Created:	15. 1. 2021 07:02:26

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The tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise, but VERY verbose.