I understand that in the new Jedi order apparently Jedi can get married but I’m not sure if this is Disney cannon or original canon. What about the Sith in the original and Disney canon?
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Since one of the famous rules of Star Wars universe that led to major plot points is that Jedi are forbidden to form attachments (especially love relationships), one would expect the Sith would be the opposite in that regard, either embracing love (or sexual) relationships or practicing them.   I've read quite a few books from the old canon and I can't remember finding an example (except the glaring case of Anakin Skywalker whose relationship and partner were short lived after his conversion).  Primarily I would be interested in Sith only relationships, but relationships where at least one participant is Sith are fine.  Both old and new canon answers are fine.
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At the end of Revenge of the Sith, the Emperor knows thats Yoda is alive.  Why would he not make that the first priority of the Empire?  Yoda would be the one Jedi of all the Jedi you would not want alive, so why overlook this?
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In The Rise of Skywalker we see the Force      healing various people/creatures. The explanation given is that the healthy person gives some of their life energy to heal the wound.    In the book The Courtship of Princess Leia, Luke is lying dying after fighting with Force-wielding witches who ride Rancors (yes that is really a thing in a book and is the one thing I hope is seen on screen one day).  As Luke dies a number of creatures initially, and then plants, the earth, and I am pretty sure the water, all give a bit of their own Force to help heal him.   So is this reference to Force Healing in the book The Courtship of Princess Leia the first instance in canon of Force Healing?
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I have never read any Star Wars books and have no knowledge outside of the Star Wars films, but after seeing Episode III I am left wondering if there are any other Jedi that escape death and remain in hiding like Yoda did. I mean with regard to the "official" events in the Star Wars universe.
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In Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, Anakin's mother, Shmi, said that he does not have a father, although it seemed to me that she doubted that.  Is there a canonical answer as to who Anakin's father is?  If so, who?
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Anakin Skywalker was known as Darth Vader (this was already his Sith name) after the creation of the Galactic Empire.  So why did Palpatine remain "Emperor Palpatine"? Why didn't he embrace his persona as Darth Sidious?  I started wondering after reading one of the answers to
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I had always assumed the Jedi in the title of Return of the Jedi referred to Luke Skywalker's return from defeat. But Jedi is its own plural -- could it be referring to the rebuilding of the organization/movement/religion that presumably occurs after the Empire is defeated? Or maybe even to the return of Anakin's good side?  Yes, the title was originally Revenge of the Jedi, but that doesn't make it much clearer. It could still be either Luke's revenge, or the Jedi's revenge over the Sith, or even something else.  Did Lucas ever say exactly what it was he intended?
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Kylo Ren is obsessed with Darth Vader and vows to finish what he started.  He wields a red lightsaber.  He opposes the Jedi.  He fights for the Empire... err First Order  Does that mean he is a Sith?
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Back in the days of BBS's and Newsgroups - and before  (early 90's), there was lots of talk about Star Wars lore and theories of what the other episodes might include if they were ever made. One of the things that was always talked about as fact was that Anakin/Vader and Obi-Wan had dueled on a volcano and the fight resulted in Vader being "more machine than man".  This, of course, ended up being Vader/Obi-Wan fighting on the volcanic world of  in Episode 3.   I've spoken to a number of people and we can all remember hearing this often repeated over the years, but none of us can remember just where we heard this. It was never mentioned in the movies or novelizations. Nor was it mentioned in any of the Han Solo/Lando Calrissian books which served as sort-of-prequels at the time. For it to have been such a pervasive and universally accepted story, it must have had some somewhat-official origin (an interview, a back of a trading card, something).  Where did this "fact" originate?
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In the Revenge of the Sith, when Count Dooku had Chancellor Palpatine captured, did he actually know that Palpatine was the same person as his master Darth Sidious?   If he did, then why didn't he expose Palpatine when the latter ordered Anakin Skywalker to kill him?
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Is the video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic blessed by Lucas and considered canon? As a secondary question, has George Lucas ever officially sanctioned anything in the Star Wars expanded universe?  I guess what the real question is; once some Star Wars media is licensed by Lucas, is it considered official canon or not? Examples pro and con would be great.  UPDATE: What I really want to know is what makes something canon in the Star Wars universe, and an article in Wookieepedia or Wikipedia is great and all but not an answer.  I will leave up the previous question(s) to show the progression of the question.
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I read on Wookieepedia that  was still plotting with Darth Sidious during "The Phantom Menace".   If Plagueis is Sidious' Master and Maul is Sidious' Sith Apprentice doesn't that violate the Sith's ?
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In Return of the Jedi, the Rebellion defeats the Empire so the Republic is reinstated.  So, why in The Force Awakens does the First Order refer to the Resistance as “rebels”? Shouldn’t they be in power?
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As we all know, when Disney took over the galaxy and executed the executive order to rewrite history, the only existing content to still be recognized as canon are the 6 movies, the Clone Wars and the Rebels cartoons.  The entire EU is thus relegated as Legends - non-canon, but certainly not to be ignored as a potential source of inspiration for future content. So, are there anything (people, events, tech, locations, books etc.) that originated in the EU but has successfully remained part of D-canon?  To put it differently, are there any entities which were not originally considered canon by Disney, whose existence were not suggested in any way by what Disney originally considered canon (no appearance, not mentioned, not implied), but we know is part of Disney's canon now? Basically things that were thrown back into the mix. They didn't necessarily need to be from the EU - it can just as easily be whatever George Lucas and his company created that was initially dumped but brought back in again at a later point.
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I love my sci-fi books, but have never read any of the Star Wars novels. Having looked around there seem to be countless different plots, characters, alternative universes... so I have never picked one up!  My question is, what is a good series of Star Wars stories to start on for someone who has only seen the films, but is interested in reading more about the Star Wars universe?  Sorry I realize this is of course subjective, but I imagine an answer would point me in the direction of a few particular books or series that were most in-line with the main Star Wars plot (i.e. the films), and were considered generally good stories unto themselves.  I am particularly interested in the 'Knights of the Old Republic', having heard some friends ranting about the game. Is it necessary to play the game? Or is it based on a book (or series of books)?
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I read and loved  but with all the recent changes to what is and isn't canon I'm losing track.  There's a common theory that Supreme Leader Snoke is Darth Plagueis, most are discounted because Plagueis is a Muun. But where does that information come from? What current canon information do we have about Plagueis that disproves this theory and what has been marked as Legends?
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In the prequels we see that both C3PO and R2D2 are Anakin's droids and they clearly both know that he's gone over to the dark side.  I would like to know an in-universe answer for the question; Why did they not tell Luke?      that Vader is Anakin?