Kaje posted:995 years later.
KnightDawg posted:What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free?
_Catherine_ posted:KnightDawg posted:What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free? Kaan didn't escape; Bane hallucinated him as a long-distance effect of the thought bomb.
KnightDawg posted:_Catherine_ posted:KnightDawg posted:What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free? Kaan didn't escape; Bane hallucinated him as a long-distance effect of the thought bomb. Hmmm.....I've heard both theories of it being just a hallucination and it being his actual spirit. This is the quote from Wookieepedia: "Oddly, although the Force ghosts of all the Jedi and the Sith were thought to have been trapped in the Valley of the Jedi, Kaan's consciousness seems to have somehow escaped his own trap and communicate with Bane. Along with Qordis, who had died before the detonation of the thought bomb, he appeared to him after the battle. Former acrimony apparently forgotten, Kaan guided Bane on Dxun to a Sith holocron that would help him restore the Sith Order—and also tricked him into symbiosis with the orbalisks that would become his living armor." CAN WE GET AN OFFICIAL CANON CLARIFICATION ON THIS ONE?.............ANYONE?
_Catherine_ posted:KnightDawg posted:_Catherine_ posted:[quote=KnightDawg]What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free? Kaan didn't escape; Bane hallucinated him as a long-distance effect of the thought bomb. Hmmm.....I've heard both theories of it being just a hallucination and it being his actual spirit. This is the quote from Wookieepedia: "Oddly, although the Force ghosts of all the Jedi and the Sith were thought to have been trapped in the Valley of the Jedi, Kaan's consciousness seems to have somehow escaped his own trap and communicate with Bane. Along with Qordis, who had died before the detonation of the thought bomb, he appeared to him after the battle. Former acrimony apparently forgotten, Kaan guided Bane on Dxun to a Sith holocron that would help him restore the Sith Order—and also tricked him into symbiosis with the orbalisks that would become his living armor." CAN WE GET AN OFFICIAL CANON CLARIFICATION ON THIS ONE?.............ANYONE?
KnightDawg posted:_Catherine_ posted:[quote=KnightDawg]What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free? Kaan didn't escape; Bane hallucinated him as a long-distance effect of the thought bomb.
_Catherine_ posted:[quote=KnightDawg]What really bothers me is that....how is in #$%& did Lord Kaan's spirit escape the tomb within the Force Thought Bomb yet others powerful in the force like Lord Hoth couldn't? Was it because he created it and thus the Dark Side of the force allowed him to be free?
SheaHublin posted: Both were hallucinations? The Kaan one I can understand, but Q'ordis died before the thought bomb went off, so was he real at least?