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The Multiform Beast
In the Republic, Plato compares the three parts of the soul to three different creatures.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Rhymes of Frankenstein
The third episode of every Star Wars trilogy takes inspiration from James Whale’s classic Frankenstein movies.
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The Power to Create Life
In Revenge of the Sith, Palpatine tempts Anakin Skywalker to the dark side with the story of Darth Plagueis the Wise, a Sith so powerful he could use…
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The Vampiric Son
In “Overlords” (The Clone Wars 3.15), Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, and Obi-Wan Kenobi encounter a trio of godlike beings on the planet Mortis.
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Marrok
In Ahsoka, the heroes confront the former Inquisitor Marrok, who works for the Nightsister witch Moran Elsbeth.
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Monsters and Machinery
In The Force Awakens, the monstrous Rathtars break loose from their confinement on Han Solo’s freighter and menace the heroes.
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Lonni Jung
In Andor, the Rebel spymaster Luthen Rael collects intel from a mole he has placed within the ISB, Lieutenant Supervisor Lonni Jung.
 • Robert Brown
Qimir
In “Night” (The Acolyte 1.5), a team of Jedi encounter a mysterious Sith known only by the name of his civilian alter ego, Qimir.
 • Robert Brown
Umbramoths
In "Day" (The Acolyte 1.4), Osha Aniseya and a group of Jedi encounter the threatening Umbramoths in the dark jungle on the planet Khofar.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Wrath-tars
In The Force Awakens, Han Solo is cornered by two criminal gangs aboard the freighter he is using to transport a cargo of Rathtars.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Reek
In Attack of the Clones, Anakin Skywalker faces a violent, unruly creature called the Reek in the arena on Geonosis.
 • Timothy Lawrence
Red and Blue Speakers
In Star Wars, the color red is associated with the passions and the appetites, while the color blue is associated with reason and the intellect.
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