I agree. I think Dooku needed to be more three dimensional.

@@godzillavkk watch the clone wars

@@junior523 No that doesn't do him justice at all

@@godzillavkk He kinda was already from what you do see and hear of him in the movie, you can tell he hasn't given himself over to the dark side completely

@@jeezed2950 Because? He may simply carry himself without being straight forward with his intentions. We don't know what goes on inside of him. His actions speak for his loyalty to the dark side.

As long as none of it included Jar Jar, I'd agree.

The reason why is because it was taken from an Irish University called trinity college, and they sued them. if you look at the library there (one of the oldest in Ireland) you will notice the similarities

@KesselRuns yeah i wonder this too

@@nutpeg6915 Thats nonsense considering all the practical effects in the set so they must've had clearance to do it.

@@nutpeg6915 they never sued.

Sadly due to the origin of the library model (trinity college library) being stolen, and trinity subsequently suing, they could not add it in.

@@nutpeg6915 what? i mean then why they didn't delete the whole scene

In Legends, it's the Battle of Galidraan. While in Canon, that would be a certain incident in Raxus which explains Mace Windu's promotion into the High Council and Dooku being sidelined. In my opinion, I think the Legends one is far worse than what he faced in the Canon timeline. In fact, it is the reason why Jango Fett became a bounty hunter.

Dot farrah, from Prisoner cell block H.

Bit belatedly, this is what I thought seeing this too. Much as it introduces Dooku at a more sensible point in the film, it shows Jocasta as more than just "the know-nothing-know-it-all librarian"

nice idea... don't like the title though. perhaps just her name Jocasta Nu, or The Archivist.

There is nothing no books about qui Gon and dooku?

@@NHLinden Master and Apprentice by Claudia Grey adds a few more nice layers. would definitely recommend reading that one

when did Dooku leave the Order again?

@@captainflowers748 he left back to Serenno in 42 BBY and informed Yoda he was leaving the order, a little after the events of the Phantom Menace. The death of Qui Gon was the last straw and sidious shortly contacted him later

@@captainflowers748 in Legends he left when Qui Gon was killed. In DisCan he left more than a decade before that. Also watch that aspirin allergy, don't want Church stealing your armor

One of the greatest reasons Dooku left the order was when he was sent to a planet to rescue civilians from a catastrophic event (I forgot what it was) but millions died due to it even with Dooku’s help. After the calamity the republic seemed more concerned on the loss of resources then of life.

@@i-maxwalker3401 I remembered that too. It was mentioned in James LucenosPlagueis. Another reason was that Dooku thought that one of his padawans died at this event, but she was still alive and a leader of a terrorist movement or something

In Canon Count Dooku left the Order long before Qui Gon died he just didn’t turn to the darkness until after Qui Gons death. Though Qui Gon may have introduced Anakin to him at somepoint I find it unlikely as heck Obi Wan never Met Dooku until Geonosis, Dooku even saying “it is a pity our paths have never crossed before, Qui Gon always spoke very highly of you”

Pretty absurd. This scene makes the shadowy nature of dooku and the whole story so much more poignant.

Maul came out of nowhere and so did Grevious. Dooku comes from the Japanese word Doku which means poison

Agree we owe Master Dooku some more credit

Anakin being the chosen one had nothing to do with being a free thinker. It was in line with the republic. It was also prophecy come true, so whatever Qui Gon sensed was true.

@@captainguyman7382 right but the council didnt want anakin to be trained as a jedi because they sensed that he would become space hitler. qui gon however defied the council because he was an individual thinker and still wanted anakin to be trained. if it wasnt qui gons dying wish, anakin wouldnt have been trained by kenobi.

@@theboneisin Whenever I think about these scenarios I find that the prophecy is ruining everything. You can't have an exiting story when it is already laid out by a prophecy. Of course this is in line with the these movies being the prequels, however why is the prophecy declared as truth? Is space hitler really a chosen one or is that just an idea to tie the two trilogies together? "Is he not the chosen one? Is he not to destroy the sith and bring balance to the force?" "So the prophecy says. "A prophecy that misread could have been." Seeing the whole chosen one thing as a failure seems much more logical to me. My head canon is that you can be chosen but you also have to be worthy. Anakin could have brought balance to the force but he wasn't worthy as he resisted letting go. Luke achieved it in the end willing to sacrifice himself.

That could make for an interesting story. What if Dooku and Jocasta were in a romantic relationship in their past but were forced to end it because of the Jedi’s rules on attachment.

The Force is a pathway to many nooks and crannies some consider to be unnatural

I think that Jocasta only admired him. I doubt dooku would have got into a relationship with her.

@@PseudoSpaceMarine I know one fan who vehemently believes that Jocasta Nu deleted Kamino because she was in love with Dooku, and that’s why she is so defensive when Obi-Wan suggests the Archives are incomplete.

From friends to momentary lovers to unfortunate opposition of sides, makes for a compelling story

I think from what I had heard is that Jocasta is around 150 or so while Dooku was 83 when he died

There is a quote in the script where obi wan talks about how only twenty Jedi left and madame Jocasta refers to the lost twenty

Dooku definitely had some fun 😂

"I think the Clone Wars was not good vs evil, it was evil vs evil" As the ROTS opening crawl said "Evil is everywhere."

As crappy as the sequel trilogy were, they did do one thing right. And that is putting an end to both the Sith and the Jedi for good. Throughout galactic history, their never ending war with each other caused so much death and destruction for countless worlds. The Jedi and the Sith were two sides of the same coin: both strove to be a galactic powerhouse in their own ways. Each side caused many atrocities that are unforgivable. With Sidious truly dead for good, the Sith are unlikely to return as he was the last one. And Ben, Luke and Leia passing away, along with the destruction of ancient Jedi records by Yoda's ghost, means that the Jedi order is finished. Rey now has the chance to create a new order, one that does not put dark and light against each other. But have them work together in harmony and balance and thus be stronger in the Force. As it is known that darkness and light cannot exist without each other or there is no balance. The Jedi shunned the darkness, and the Sith turned away the light. As a result, they were both out of balance and, over time, fell apart due to their own failings.