Thrawn's full name

Is it

Mith'thrawn'nurudo
Mi'thrawn'nurudo
Mith'thrawn'urudo
Mith'thraw'nurudo

or something different?

 

Mitth'raw'nuruodo

 

Thanks Chissdude.

Was hoping you were here to answer : )

 

No prob, I have only recently memorized the spelling.

 

you have to get the rest of your spelling right, now...

just kidding...

 

Thrawn's full name is yet another testament to Zahn's "originality."

What was one of Gandalf's other names? Oh yeah.

 

what WAS one of gandalf's other names?


EDIT: Oh, I remember, Mithrandir

 

Yes, I noticed the "Mithrandir" thing as well. Wouldn't consider it a sign of inoriginality, though. Assuming that it's intention (which I'm not so sure about), it could also be classified as a tribute. Didn't Kathy Tyers also name a couple of Vong creatures in BP after the swords from The Hobbit?

 

Dev...
I agree a single instance of lack of originality may be a tribute.

However, an entire trilogy filled with "tributes" including major characters, plots, situations, etc. is... less so.