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Early Sith questions & Freedon Nadd
[tab, handwritten: BOBA FETT]
[handwritten: KEVIN ANDERSON'S QUESTIONNAIRE TO GEORGE LUCAS'S] [handwritten: 103]
[handwritten: (November 1992)]
“LORDS OF THE SITH” Questions
In the approved outline for my second STAR WARS novel, one of the antagonists is
Exar Kun, a spectre from the past (1000+ years before the films). In the original okay,
Exar Kun was approved to be a long-dead Lord of the Sith, rather than a Dark Jedi. The
films give almost no information about what the Lords of the Sith actually are. This
questionnaire is to help me understand some basic background of the Sith (at least as it
was a millennium ago in Exar Kun’s time); this information need not have any direct
bearing on the time frame of the films. Your original okay is shown below.
4. Page 3: Is it okay to introduce a new character as “the avatar
of Exar Kun, a long-dead Lord of the Sith”? Avatar meaning an
incarnation in human form (Note: the films established that Darth
Vader was once a powerful member of a greatly feared group of
individuals known as the Dark Lords of the Sith)
Yes __[handwritten: X]__ No ____
If no, is it okay to introduce this character as the avatar of a
dead Dark Jedi instead
Yes ____ No __[handwritten: X]__
(1) From the films, we know that Darth Vader is the Dark Lord of the Sith. Are
there “Light” Lords of the Sith as well as Dark Lords?
____ YES __[handwritten: X]__ NO
(2) How many Lords of the Sith are there?
__[handwritten: X]__ ONLY ONE AT A TIME ____ A HANDFUL (5–10) ____ MANY (100+)
(3) Are the Lords of the Sith in some way connected to the Jedi Knights and the
study of the Force?
__[handwritten: X]__ YES ____ NO
(3a) If YES, are the Sith Lords a group of Jedi with an opposing philosophy to
the majority of Jedi Knights (i.e., they want to use their powers for political
manipulation or for domination)?
__[handwritten: X]__ YES ____ NO
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