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Nyghtwynd
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2019 3:16 pm
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Sounds like this is an adapation of the Leia: Princess of Alderaan novel by Claudia Gray
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Wrangler
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2019 3:28 pm
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Possibly a adaption, Japanese stories struck me being their own thing.
I don't recall her ever becoming a Queen. Since they become one early, it's possible.
However, i thought Naboo was only ones who cycled Teenagers as Queens.
It's sort of same thing as Manga: Star Wars Lost Stars.
I'm not sure their considered canon, but it's really reALLY GOOD.
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michaelarroyo01
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2019 5:00 pm
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Wrangler wrote: | Possibly a adaption, Japanese stories struck me being their own thing.
I don't recall her ever becoming a Queen. Since they become one early, it's possible.
However, i thought Naboo was only ones who cycled Teenagers as Queens.
It's sort of same thing as Manga: Star Wars Lost Stars.
I'm not sure their considered canon, but it's really reALLY GOOD. |
This is canon. It’s an adaptation of Leia: Princess of Alderaan, a novel written by Claudia Gray, the same woman who wrote Lost Stars, which is also canon.
The novel revolves around Leia having to complete a series of trials in order to one day become Queen. At the same time, she becomes aware of her parents involvement in the Rebellion.
There are a lot of cool moments in the original novel, including a scene where Leia travels to Naboo.
Also, since the novel was written to get fans ready for The Last Jedi, there are references to the film, including a scene on the salt planet, Crait, and the first appearance of a young Vice Admiral Holdo.
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Dessa
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2019 8:35 pm
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Eh... at 16, Leia was already working with the Rebellion, though. We know this from Rebels (on screen > novels, always, according to canon rules, IIRC). Also, she looks way too old in that pic.
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residentgrigo
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Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2019 7:42 am
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I am with Nyghtwynd, this is literally the setup for the Claudia Gray book. It was a solid read (by that i mean audiobook) 7/10. Let´s see if this one won´t be as rushed as the other Gray adaption.
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michaelarroyo01
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Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2019 8:06 pm
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Dessa wrote: | Eh... at 16, Leia was already working with the Rebellion, though. We know this from Rebels (on screen > novels, always, according to canon rules, IIRC). Also, she looks way too old in that pic. |
Yeah, that was odd, but in the book, she was described as 16. I know in Rebels, she and Ezra are the same age, but apparently, by the time that episode of Rebels takes place, Ezra is over 16.
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Dessa
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Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2019 8:37 pm
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Ezra is 2 days older than Luke and Leia (as evidenced in Episode III, as Padme was there when Palpatine declared himself Emperor, and gave birth a couple days later).
We don't specifically know how old Ezra and Leia were in that episode, but they had to have been in the late 15-16 range. Ezra's birthday was halfway through Season 1, and though we never saw his birthday occur again, Season 2 at least starts fairly close to the end of Season 1. Theoretically, they could still be 15 (if Empire Day took place between Seasons 2 and 3 in the 6-month gap), but that still doesn't line up with the timeline for this novel. (According to the wikia, they are 15 when this occurs)
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