In the story of Star Wars there have been instances where the specific Sith female was considered a "Sith Witch." However there have also been instances where the Sith female was just a Sith.  Now my question is... is "Sith Witch" an actual title bestowed upon certain Sith females that have completed some achievement, or is "Sith Witch" a general term for all Sith females?  Also any other terms and info about the title would be most helpful.
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Would a female Jedi be referred to as Jedi Mistress instead of Jedi Master? Likewise would a Sith female be referred to as a Sith Lady instead of a Sith Lord?
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Are the foods in the Star Wars Universe the same as ours'? Do they have strawberries or potatoes or something? I know that they might have some food other than the food that we also have, but I'm wondering if they have any food like ours'.
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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 understand that the Jedi use the Force for self defence, but still, couldn't they just use the Force to snap their foes' necks and be done with it? Like when Jaina Solo was hunting down Darth Caedus. Or even when Caedus was duelling Grand Master Skywalker. If he just used the Force to snap Skywalker's neck (like he did to poor Lieutenant Tebut), it will all be over very fast.  Is there a canon reason why Jedi and Sith don't use their powers to directly harm their opponents?
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In The Force Awakens Maz Kanata says     I am no Jedi, but I know the Force.   Are there any other groups who have learned to use the Force, or is every non Jedi/Sith force sensitive completely untrained?
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Please don't lynch me, but I've never sat through an entire Star Wars film. I'm aware that the 3 (new) films are technically prequels, but I feel strange watching 3 new films then 3 old films?  Do I need to watch the new ones then the old ones?
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I watched Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope for the first time in a while a few days ago (the first step in taking my Daughter through the Machete Order). One thing that stood out was the pre-duel smack talk between Vader and Obi-Wan:     Vader: When I left you, I was but the learner; now, I am the master.   Obi-Wan: Only a master of evil, Darth.   From memory, this is the only example I can think of where 'Darth' is used as if is was Vader's first name, as opposed to the title that we (eventually) learn that it is, once we meet other Darths.   I wonder when Lucas decided that Darth would be a title for dark side Jedi (not called 'Sith' until the prequel trilogy)? In Empire and Jedi, Darth Sidious is referred to only as 'The Emperor', but 'Darth Vader' ceases to be called Darth if only one word is used; e.g. Yoda's "Vader, you must face Vader".  Is this just an example of Lucas making stuff up as he went along, rather than having it all planned out from the start (not actually all that unreasonable)? Or is there some reason that Obi-Wan used 'Darth' instead of 'Vader'? On previous viewings (i.e. before the prequels existed) I'd interpreted this as Obi-Wan being informal with his old student by using his first name, rather than his last. However, the reverse interpretation could be true once you know that Darth is a title, i.e. that Obi-Wan is using his title rather than his name in order to be as cold and impersonal as possible (i.e. replace 'Darth' with 'Sir' and put Bastard swords in their hands instead of light sabers).
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I haven't seen it in movies &amp; TV shows (And, no luck regarding novels as I haven't read any). But, in many Star Wars video games, I experience disturbance while using force in some tech environment. Is there any canonical explanation of it? I don't consider video games under canon..
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Kind of brought to my attention by .  The poster mentions non-humans, which implies that there are humans in the Star Wars universe.  However, since it happened "A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away", how could there be any humans in the Star Wars universe?  Are there "humans" in Star Wars there just because it was easier to make the movies that way?  Other shows such as Star Trek are about the future of humans, so it's easy to understand the existence of humans in those storylines.  However for Star Wars it just doesn't make sense.  It also seems odd that they'd go around creating all these different species and then just leave the main characters as humans. I guess another possibility is that the humans in star Wars eventually populated Earth, but then what happened to all the technology?
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After Force-choking Director Krennic, Darth Vader makes the comment      Be careful not to choke on your aspirations, Director.   This comment displays a sense of humor that seems entirely out of character for him. Is it ever explained in-universe?
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Where do we first see/read about a lightsaber in the Star Wars universe (EU and Legends count)?    I mean this from an in-universe chronological perspective, not publication/release order.  It’s a simple question, but I've searched some existing question and answers on here and a few other sites online (yes, including wookieepedia...) but have not found anything useful yet.
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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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Jedi have understudies called Padawans. What is the Sith equivalent of a Padawan?
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Has a  ever been fictionalized previously in the Star Wars universe of any canon? Or is this a new saber technology completely written for the new Star Wars film?  I'm unsure how Disney works the canon now in the Star Wars universe. I did find this article on the , but I'm not sure how canon that article is.
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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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Inspired by  question.  Are droids in the Star Wars universe referred to with gendered pronouns (i.e. he or she), or are they referred to as objects (i.e. it)?
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From what I understand they are basically Force users who choose a mix between Sith and Jedi teachings without being either, Using both to reach a balance. Am I correct?