So what I remember from the book (possibly short story) is that two planets were at war, one lost and all the fighters get killed(?) and the rest get to go to the winning planet.
A really good fighter woman gets blockers in her mind to pose as a regular person. She gets an apartment of some sort...
scifi.stackexchange.com/q/79302/4918 "Who (if anyone) could canonically tell Fred and George apart?" is interesting to me because on photograps where we were babies, and on photos where we're less than about three years old and my brother doesn't have his glasses on, I often can't tell myself from my brother. My mom usually can, with the exception of a few photos.
And it's actually getting harder to tell us apart these years since my brother has grown facial hair. I'm finally starting to see the similarity again, though I don't confuse us two.
@Jenayah So on photos where we're young it's easy if both of us are on the same photo.
@Jenayah Not according to me, but I can finally understand again why people who know us less can be confused.
I didn't see the similarity for a while, except on young photos.
And even there only withou glasses.
The glasses are a dead giveaway because I only started to wear glasses as 9 year old.
We don't look that much alike. Most non-family people can tell us apart too, and most of the ones probably only confuse our names, not our identity.
There are probably only a few who genuinely confuse us, except perhaps through telephone or something.
To make it worse, my brother's wife and my brother's wife's sister have voices that sound very similar to each other.
They could probably still fool me through telephone for at least a few minutes if they wanted, I can more quickly tell them apart from what they're saying, not the voice itself.
In the first chapter of Deathly Hallows, Voldemort states that he needs a new wand, and will therefore borrow one from a Death Eater. Unfortunately, nobody seems really thrilled by the idea, and he ends up taking Lucius' wand.
“As I was saying,” continued Voldemort, looking again at the tense...
The short story was about a man about to go on a space journey/colonize a planet and having to abide by an extremely strict weight limit. He talked about starving himself, shaving hair and doing everything possible to reduce his weight. Story says some people were doing this to bring diamonds or ...
At the beginning of Episode II, there's an assassination attempt on senator Amidala's life. Shortly after, a few members of the Jedi council and some politicians have a meeting, with Padme suggesting that Dooku was behind the attack.
Why would she think this? She didn't elaborate at all.
In the first chapter of Deathly Hallows, Voldemort states that he needs a new wand, and will therefore borrow one from a Death Eater. Unfortunately, nobody seems really thrilled by the idea, and he ends up taking Lucius' wand.
“As I was saying,” continued Voldemort, looking again at the tense...
At the beginning of Episode II, there's an assassination attempt on senator Amidala's life. Shortly after, a few members of the Jedi council and some politicians have a meeting, with Padme suggesting that Dooku was behind the attack.
Why would she think this? She didn't elaborate at all.
