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But how does one trust "feelings" with an infant? I don't know that even Master Yoda, could reach out with the Force and tell just how Force Sensitive an infant is. Thus, they developed the midi-chlorian test to judge which infants were likely to be Force sensitive.
There is some speculation later on by Luke that if he tried to access a certain part of the brain, and was rebuffed, that it was a reflex of someone with force sensitivity.
There is some speculation later on by Luke that if he tried to access a certain part of the brain, and was rebuffed, that it was a reflex of someone with force sensitivity.
's bun? You should read Allegiance, which was written by Zahn, and takes place within the time span of the original trilogy. It's a one shot book, as opposed to being part of a series, and is fantastic. Nobody writes Mara Jade like Zahn writes Mara Jade (of course, he did create her...)
Maybe you should read instead of eating cheese, btw. I get a lot of time to read on the light rail when I'm shuttling between my two jobs.
Maybe you should read instead of eating cheese, btw. I get a lot of time to read on the light rail when I'm shuttling between my two jobs.
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Vector Prime is a great book, and you're right about Salvatore, he is great. Vector Prime takes place about 20 years after Return of the Jedi, so there is a chunk of things that you'll be missing. You can get a lot of that stuff from Zahn's Thrawn Trilogy (Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, The Last Command). However, if you can get past the fact that you won't know a lot of the new characters, Vector Prime is a good jumping off point, because it's the first book of the "New Jedi Order" series, and the beginning of a war that stretches over about 20 books.