Some people sit near the front of the theater so that they can get out before the press of the crowd blocks the exits when the movie ends. Some people go so far as to get up and stand near the exit during the final scene ( Read more... )

Wedge Antilles gives the order.

Wedge Antilles gives the order and the beam of red light collects in the asteroid first, and then shoots out, stabbing into the heart of the Interdictor cruiser bearing down on Rogue Squadron and the Pulsar SkateOn the bridge, the scene is--for a few seconds and a few seconds only--pandemonium. Men scream, they run ( Read more... )

Groznik's howl of fury, betrayal, and grief at Throm Loro being ripped away from him again, as the Ghost Jedi holo died, was monumental. It shook the room ( Read more... )

The lab is filled with terminal banks, screens, modules, monitors, and all sorts of devices with blinking lights. The lighting is nearly as cold, precise, and mathematical as Professor Rorax Falken, sitting in his repulsorchair and staring down Dllr Nep and Mirax Terrik ( Read more... )

When the bombers come screaming into Mrlsst's atmosphere, accompanied by the eerie, all-too-familiar ear-splitting howl, the Rogues know what to do ( Read more... )

The courtyard at the edge of the capital city's spaceport is pretty, laid out in the smooth Mrlssti style, all curves and rounded edges. Green vines trail across the stones and crawl up several pillars, and extra pallets and packing crates have been stacked neatly and set discretely to the side. The humid air smells strongly of flowers ( Read more... )

The Pulsar Skate moves nimbly through the asteroid field, easily dodging the odd floating rock with Mirax at the controls. The blue surface of Mrlsst, swirled with white, looms large in the background, while the asteroids spin, slow and silent and dark ( Read more... )

The jail cell actually isn't half bad, as far as cells go ( Read more... )

After their mad scramble, the Rogues stand at the edge of the massive tree they'd ascended to the top of, looking over the scene in front of them with no small amount of awe ( Read more... )

Anyone walking out onto this floor of the hospital is sure to notice one thing: it certainly doesn't sound like a hospital. There's a lot of laughing, some loud exclamations, more than a few off-color jokes, the occasional yelp, and quite a bit of high-volume mockery ( Read more... )