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My favorite science fiction book is The End of Eternity, written by my favorite science fiction author (Isaac Asimov). My favorite science fiction movie is The Matrix. I am also a fan of Star Wars. Within Star Wars, my specialty is the Sith -- I was the first to be awarded a tag badge for .

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103 In Episode VI, what did the good guys really accomplish since the bad guys are back stronger in Episode VII? Jan 25 '16
90 Was Agent Smith created by the Oracle and if so, with what purpose? Nov 6 '17
79 How was construction of the Death Star(s) kept secret? Nov 17 '15
73 Did Vader ever learn that Sidious controlled both sides in the Clone Wars? Dec 14 '15
73 Why didn't Yoda have any children to take care of him during his last days given that he lived up to 900 years old? Dec 17 '15
68 Why was the Death Star's shield generator on Endor? Oct 1 '14
68 Why did the stormtroopers care about hiding the fact that they killed the Jawas? Aug 14 '15
67 Does marriage exist in the Star Wars universe? Apr 13 '16
59 What's the correct plural of Jedi and Sith? Mar 26 '15
59 Are Lightsabers ever used outside of combat? Dec 12 '16
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