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Rule of Two is a fast-paced read, and is more about Zannah than her master Bane. I feel like the middle book in a trilogy often has a rough time, because you’re bridging the gap between books one and three so you have to sustain the reader’s interest without truly concluding anything. I think where Rule of Two suffers is that the disparate subplots and loads of continuity nods add up to a very effective theme but a more loosey-goosey plot. Because of the ten-year time jump, I felt like we missed out on seeing more of Zannah’s training and her very unique abilities, but I still found her an interesting character. I also appreciated that Zannah was allowed to be a female villain who’s not redeemed or returned to the light side—she’s an evil woman and I’m fine with that! • Goodreads review: / 6517248350 • “Sith Rules: An Interview with Drew Karpyshyn” (December 2007): https://web.archive.org/web/201003292... • Purchase Rule of Two from a local bookstore: https://bookshop.org/a/99992/97805933... • *Disclosure: I am an affiliate of Bookshop.org where your purchases support local bookstores. I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. • 00:00 - Intro • 02:16 - The plot • 03:53 - 10-year-old Zannah • 06:10 - 20-year-old Zannah • 09:18 - Zannah's Sith development • 10:34 - Darth Bane • 12:54 - Darovit • 14:24 - Johun Othone and the Jedi • 16:22 - Issue 1: More theme than plot • 18:31 - Issue 2: Bane flying off Dxun • 19:23 - Issue 3: Stagnating tech • 20:25 - In Short

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