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General Grievous

Parallel Volumes
Volumes 1 and 2 of the Clone Wars micro-series follow a very similar structure:
 • Robert Brown
Fighting with the Jedi Arts
In the first and third episodes of the prequel trilogy, Obi-Wan Kenobi fights an enemy who has been trained in the Jedi arts but is not a Jedi.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Fire and Eyes
In the first, second, and third acts of Revenge of the Sith, a villain's eyes are affected by a fiery defeat.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Obi-Wan's Enemies
In each film of the Prequel Trilogy, Obi-Wan Kenobi crosses lightsabers with a pawn of Palpatine: Darth Maul, Count Dooku, and General Grievous.
 • Robert Brown
Doing Their Jobs
In Plato’s Republic, Socrates and his friends conclude that justice in the city and justice in the soul both require that each part of the city or soul…
 • Robert Brown
Separating the Separatists
In Revenge of the Sith, the Separatists have three main leaders, each one corresponding to a part of the tripartite soul as it is described in Plato’s…
 • Robert Brown
The Ship of State
In Republic, Plato uses the analogy of a disorderly ship, on which the sailors vie to be captain without knowing anything about sailing, to illustrate…
 • Robert Brown
The Force Awakens from the Revenge of the Sith
Read from top to bottom, this is the plot of Episode VII: The Force Awakens. But if you read it in reverse, it’s the plot of Episode III: Revenge of the…
 • Robert Brown
Those to Whom Evil is Done...
In "The Path of Fear" (Tales of the Empire 1.1), the young Morgan Elsbeth, one of the Nighsisters of Dathomir, experiences the destruction of her home…
 • Timothy Lawrence
So Uncivilized!
In the third film of each Skywalker Saga trilogy, a hero travels to a desert planet to pursue an enemy with animal associations: a villain made inhuman…
 • Robert Brown
On Monsters
In the third installment of each trilogy of episodes, there is a confrontation between one of the heroes and a monster.
 • Timothy Lawrence
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