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In the midst of the Clone Wars, Master Mace Windu returns to his Separatist-occupied homeworld, where his former Padawan, Depa Billaba, has been working as an undercover agent. But Depa hasn't been reporting in lately, and Republic intelligence has been gathering disturbing hints of bloody ambushes and terror-strikes in the deep outback. Mace trained Depa--he knows that no one but he can hope to even reach her, let alone save her from the darkness...
“When all choices seem wrong, choose restraint.”
Matthew Stover book Shatterpoint
Mace Windu, p. 176
Shatterpoint (2004)
“"You're in the jungle, now. There are no rules." "Of course there are. Don't be an idiot."”
Matthew Stover book Shatterpoint
Nick Rostu and Mace windu on Jungle Rules, p. 206
Shatterpoint (2004)
“When you save someone's life. It's always temporary, y'know?”
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Nick Rostu, p. 177
Shatterpoint (2004)
“We always volunteer, sir. All of us. It's who we are.”
Matthew Stover book Shatterpoint
CRC-09/571, p. 355
Shatterpoint (2004)
“If no mistake you have made, yet losing you are… a different game you should play.”
Matthew Stover book Shatterpoint
Yoda, p. 150
Shatterpoint (2004)
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Mace Windu, p. 251
Shatterpoint (2004)
Context: It dawned on me then that Nick was proud of himself. Proud of what we had done. It may have been an unfamiliar feeling for him: that peculiarly delicious pride that comes from having taken a terrible risk to do something truly admirable. Of overcoming the instinct of self-presrvation: of fighting our fears and winning. It is the pride of discovering that one is not merely a bundle of reflexes and conditioned responses; that instead one is a thinking being, who can choose the right over the easy, and justice over safety.
Matthew Stover book Shatterpoint
<br/k> "What-what-really, this is astonishing-" <br/k> "I think that if you were truly as corrupt and venal as you pretend, you would be in the Senate."
Mace Windu and Colonel Lorz Geptun
Shatterpoint (2004)